Pros: -Solid construction
-eSATA
-Relatively quiet
-Good cable management

Cons: -Lack of instructions in the box. Could be difficult for a first time builder.
-Can be a tight fit for the SATA plugs if you have certain ATX boards that has the SATA plugs sticking out to the side.

Other Thoughts: -Yes, Antec is not including instructions in the box for the sake of being green. However, if you are building that one computer in the house and your phone does not have internet, where are you going to get instructions? Luckily you can play around with the case and should be able to figure things out. Overall, this is a solid case and warrants 5 eggs for its price level.

Pros: this case has everything you could hope for and WAY more.

it's extremely rugged and the metal feels like eating heat is its job. the instructions are pretty decent (you must go online to get them, however)

THE INTAKE and EXHAUST FANS ARE EXCELLENT.
If you don't plan on using more than 3 HDDs and 3 optical bays you can use the middle hdd cage as a fan bay. yes a fan bay- not only do the two hdd cages each have intake fans, but the middle (upper) cage has an extra slot for another 120mm fan- so I have two fans in that middle cage deluging my CPU and graphics with fresh air.

also, this case has easily removable filters for the fans - a huge plus

the top exhaust fan is powerful and awesome.

the case fans are pretty quiet.

Cons: absolutely none - i have no suggestions to make this any better.

Other Thoughts: This was my first time building a computer- and it was easy as pie. Booted perfectly on first try.

I used all of the fans it came with and had space for 2 more 120mm fans.

using the kingwin aftermarket CPU cooler it was too tight to fit the side case fan in. however, with a little dremeling, i got it to work. now I have 4 intake fans and 2 exhaust fans.

i7 930
MSI N250GTS TwinFrozr 1G OC GeForce GTS 250 1GB 256-bit GDDR3
G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Triple Channel Kit
2 x Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EADS 2TB 32MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s
SAMSUNG Black 8X BD-ROM
Random DVD RW Drive
Rosewill BRONZE series RBR1000-M 1000W
Antec Nine Hundred Two
KINGWIN XT-1264 120mm H.T.C. CPU Cooler
+2 120mm fans
Windows 7 64-bit Pro
BOINC
Don't let your new computer sit idle.

Pros: Spacious, great value, superior cooling, modularity, great cable management.

Cons: All provided fans only have 4 pin Molex connectors. If you're planning on running these fans through your motherboard you're going to need 4 pin to 3 pin female adapters. I am running these through a zalman 6 port fan controller, but it only comes with 3 pin adapters. I ended up dishing out another $30 to just buy new 120mm fans with direct 3 pin connectors and RPM monitoring.

Other Thoughts: Again, just pay attention to the fans if you plan on running them through a controller. You'll need to pick up new fans or try to find 4 pin molex to 3 pin female connectors if the controller only has 3 pin connectors.

Pros: All Steel, 6 fans, comes with removable & washable filters, quiet, combined with my Cooler Master 212 the internal temp is around 100 degrees. Comes with many slots for various drive dock options, including a bracket to adjust sizes. Love the ports on the front for easy access. I've had this for about 4 months, and just bought a second one.

Cons: Really the only downside is that the first computer I built in one was sloppily put together, and you could see it in the side window. Other wise, fan removal is a little tough, but a great feature worth the trouble.

Pros: Great airflow, near silent even when all the fans are running on high, removable filters work well, VERY modular in design (see other thoughts), good cable routing, sturdy, affordable, looks nice, every fan's speed can be adjusted, an all around great case.

Cons: Side panel with the window on it is a very tight fit, and I had to take a razor to one spot on the case itself to get my panel back on after removing it. It's still a very tight fit but better than it was. The side panel fan mount and the internal fan mounts aren't a tight fit and either will vibrate without rubber washers in place on the holding pegs. No CPU backplate cutout. Also a bit on the heavy side for a mid tower. Fan filters are still inaccessible without taking apart the case.

Other Thoughts: Overall an amazing case I had a lot of fun with. Like I said, everything is very modular. Hard drive enclosures can be removed to accommodate larger video cards or cable management. The fan enclosures that snap onto the front of these cages can be mounted independently afterward. The internal fan mount is easily removed from the second cage, and cable management is a breeze. For someone used to working on mid tower cases I have to say that this is easily the best case I've ever owned. If the side panel would have fit better I'd say it was perfect, and from what I've read it's not an isolated issue, which is the only reason I knocked off an egg.

*Also, no I didn't buy from newegg. I bought this case at Best Buy (for $130, and it was still worth it), but I wanted to review it here in order to recommend it to others*

Pros: Everything about the case is a pro. I could only find small nit-picky details to complain about.

Cons: The power supply is on the bottom of the case. This is one of those nit picky details. But in place of the ascended power supply, theres a giant fan instead..

Other Thoughts: Great buy. Antec forever.

Pros: Easy to setup, quite fans.

Cons: The front panel of mine has serious issues. I've stopped using the front USB ports because doing so will often cause my computer to instantly shutoff (an apparent grounding issue, based on reports I've found while researching this issue). The front panel audio jacks leave a lot to be desired as well. While I haven't experienced the audio static reported by others, my microphone frequently stops working, and so I've resorting to using the read audio panel which is a pain (there is a reason manufacturers make a front audio panel, after all).

I have a ticket open with Antec right now, and I'll update this review based on their response.

Pros: Dropped the temps 15c-20c when I gutted an HP Elite Q8300-XFX 9500gt-stock 350w PS/ changed PS to 650w Antec and changed the GPU to XFX GT260 dropped everything in the Antec 902 and the idle temps are @27c cpu/26c hdd#1/27c hdd#2 & 36c idle on GPU, all fans on low. While gaming the temps raise 10c 15c max. all great temps,now I just need to upgrade everything else;)

Cons: a little trouble getting the headphone jacks to work.

Other Thoughts: Love all the room in the case and the all black interior

Pros: This is the same reviewer as the one below (with the same title) obviously. I figured I'd make a really complete review for anyone that is on the fence about this case. I needed to mention a couple more things:

- Dust filters on intake fans. These are awesome because I know that if you're like me you hate cleaning dust out from between the fins on your CPU heatsink and out of EVERY other little space inside your computer case as well.

- This case will accommodate almost any motherboard, fits the biggest video cards, will fit medium aftermarket CPU coolers (110 mm Zalman cooler is about the max), and clearly shows that the case designers thought about just about everything.

Cons: - Dust filters... they are annoying to take out to clean because in order to do so (assuming you secure your hard drive bays in place) you need to take off both side panels and a total of 8 thumb screws in order to slide the hard drive bay out and gain access to the filter. (And then another 8 thumb screws to get at the other intake filter). The side panel fan mount (doesn't come with a fan, see my previous review) also has a filter which is much easier to get at and clean.

Other Thoughts: Wiring too me a lot of time with this case...and I ended up wiring every single fan into a fan controller. This is difficult because each of the fans that come with this case have 2 components coming out of them: a 4-pin molex for power and a 3 speed switch. Here's the simple solution: leave the speed switch permanently set to high speed, convert the 4-pin molex into a 3-pin by using an adapter (bought for about $5 or less), or you can take apart the 4-pin molex and solder the wires directly into a 3-pin connector. I of course chose to take off the fan speed switch as well, but doing that makes you need to wire is "just so" in order to get the fan to run at it's actual maximum speed when you turn your controller all the way up. Long story short: permanently touch the black and yellow wires together (from the FAN SPEED SWITCH) and leave the red one out of it all. You can cut them nice and short and tuck them in near the fan. See above for converting the 4-pin to a 3-pin.

Pros: - This case has a great build quality. All the parts are solid, nothing is going to break or randomly fail on you, with the exception of a fan or an LED maybe having limited issues.

- The wire management is excellent, allowing for virtually all wires that being plugged into the motherboard or other visible component to be completely hidden. With some time and consideration this case offers some of the best cable management I've seen.

- Great airflow for all computer builds. You can move the two 5.25" bays in front up or down as you need to, which also moves the two intake fans. So if you need space for an extra long video card (like I did) you can adjust the bays accordingly and give the cables plenty of room at the end of the video card. Additionally the overall flow is great. Dual intake, dual exhaust (note that the top fan means business when it comes to getting the heat away from your components), and TWO additional 120mm fan mounts (side panel and one internal).

Cons: - Configuring everything in this case can take some time. I'm very particular about having everything set up "just so" in my computer builds, and while this case allowed me to do it all, it did take some creative thinking at times.

- If you install two extra fans (like I did), good luck mounting control switches for them. Here is the mistake I made, take note!! When I got the case I decided I wanted my additional fans to match the ones already in the case (black with blue LEDs and one clear with blue LEDs for the side panel which is clear). The problem is that the "replacement" fans I bought from antec directly are in fact exactly like the fans in the case, meaning they have 3 speed control switches. There is NO WAY to mount those switches to have them accessible from the outside of the case....so you can either take off the side panel every time you want to change your fan speeds or you can try to extend the switches and rig up some kind of mount outside the case. SEE BELO

Other Thoughts: To fix the fan speed problem, I HIGHLY recommend you get a fan controller if you're like me and want to utilize the excellent airflow potential that this case has. Do NOT buy fans that match the fans already in the case because those fans don't have tachometers on them, so if you get a fan control with an LCD screen to tell you fan RPMs, it won't display anything for those fans. Additionally, I had to custom rig (meaning cut, re-wire, solder, etc) all my fans in order to work with the fan controller. I would say Scythe S-flex G fans are awesome, or even the Scythe ultra Kaze fans. And this controller is an absolutely PERFECT addition to the 902 case by Antec: "Lamptron FC-5 version 2" Which you can only find on one website right now...and it's not newegg. Happy hunting.

Conclusion: This case is awesome, it's not too heavy, completely solid, has great features, and is compatible with almost anything you can think of. I built a very high performance rig with this. Buy it.