Pros: -The price. Simple first point. -All metal case makes the case feel a bit more premium than it is. -Deep channel with multiple cutouts for cable routing. However take this with a grain of salt, as the basement for your power supply AND hard drive cage is laughably small. I would NOT recommend this case unless you are using a fully modular, or at least semi-modular power supply. (This is corrected in a later model. The P350x i believe) -Plenty of cable tie down points, and a few Velcro strips pre-installed in the case. Minimal zip-ties included though. -140mm rad support at the back, and 280mm support at the front. -Case lighting is minimal and appreciated. -Removable dust filters for almost every opening. Very appreciated. -Tempered Glass side panel has a small ledge it will sit on when screwing it in. Very helpful.

Cons: Very few, but a few notable. -If you intend on doing any kind of custom water-cooling loop that includes both the gpu and cpu, consider a horizontal reservoir. Not a lot of room for a custom loop. AIOs shouldn't be an issue though. (P350x solves this issue) -Only 1 SSD bracket included. Even if it somehow made the case cost an extra 10$, there should have been 2 included. -No reset button. Not a big one, but a slight inconvenience. -Did I mention that laughably small power supply basement? Seriously. Fully modular or go home. -Only one case fan included. Would have liked to see one at the front and back BUT the case is 60$ so I'm kinda nit picking that one. -Airflow at the front of the case is not the greatest, but also isn't as bad as it looks. I run a 7700k @4.4ghz and 1080 @around 2050mhz and I've had no issues with thermals.

Overall Review: -I would definitely recommend this case to anyone looking for a great bang for their buck mid tower PC case. However I can't stress enough the necessity of a modular, or at the very least a semi-modular power supply. -If you intend on doing a custom water cooling loop, definitely check out the P350x or some other case. There is not a lot of room in this one. (Again though with a horizontal reservoir it could be done) -Given the opportunity I would buy this again, though, if the P350x came in the same all white color scheme as this one, I would choose that over this. For 10$ more, you basically lose every con except for the reset switch and one fan. If you wanted to purchase the black version of this case, I STRONGLY recommend the P350x instead. -Overall I give it a 8/10, with one point being deducted for the PSU situation, and the rest of the cons making up the other point.

Pros: -Actual tempered glass in a nice sleek white case -Not huge but big enough for a full atx case -Fits an Asus Strix 980 ti no problem, so gpu clearance is fine -Did I mention it looks great?

Cons: -Poor airflow, runs hot

Overall Review: Upped my gpu temps from 72C to 80C, and my cpu had the same results as well. I just ordered some of the strongest Noctua fans I could find, because clearly my current fans are not enough for the restricted airflow from the front. Keeps the dust out but man, it's rough keeping my temps under control so far. Hopefully the new fans will fix it.

Pros: - BEAUTIFUL end result. I'm delighted. - Great, clean cable management. - Separate section for the power supply and hard drives is an enormous plus. - Glass side panel covers the full side *minus* the separate power supply and hard drives container. - Very easily accommodated my entry level liquid cooler (Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite 120 All-in-one CPU Liquid Cooler with Dual Chamber Pump). - Black/White model looks super clean. - Case top panel wiring is already routed, set up, ready to plug into your motherboard. - Comes with some ties. - Glass is thick enough to help keep noise inside.

Cons: - Would be nice if there was a bit more air intake on the front panel, say, on the front aspect of it, not just the top and bottom intakes. - Dust filters could be a bit finer mesh. After a month, some dust had gotten in; so, I attached fine mesh fan filters (2 x Silverstone FF143B 140mm Ultra Fine Fan Filter with Magnet) on the front intake fans to solve. - There is space for three SSDs but Phanteks chose not to use it. Can be easily solved with velcro. - Included fan is a fan, probably not often used by most PC builders, so it is just needless added cost. I replaced mine with a high pressure white LED fan, matching the rest of my build, attached to my liquid cooler radiator in the rear outflow position.

Overall Review: - Yes, this case is a bit smaller than other mid towers—which I like, very much. But I would have liked the case a bit better if it were *just* large enough for three hard drives so I could set up RAID 5. - I used a compact size 150mm modular power supply to ensure the hard drive bays were not overly snug and so that I only had to use the cables I needed. It was still very snug in the back. - It accommodated my huge 750 Ti GPU but when I replaced it with a small form factor 1050 Ti GPU so the card did not take up so much space it all looked PERFECT. - I don't use the included top fan dust filter, because in my build that fan flows out. - Good fan strategy: 2 front, in; 1 back and 1 top, out. - Some older reviews say you need a Phanteks LED wire. You don't. It comes with it, installed. - SATA cables with one end at a 90 degree angle works best for the hard drives.

Pros: -Very cheap in price -tempered glass window -psu shroud -cable management

Cons: -air intake on front of case -RGB on front of case doesn't work

Overall Review: This is great quality for the price. The front airflow hasn't caused any problems. I installed 3x120mm fans where supported(4 total, it comes with one), so airflow shouldn't be too much of man issue.

Pros: -Instead of having to bend the **** out of my 24-pin connector it has a raised front that allows wonderful cable management -Very spacious -Love the small piece of tempered glass instead of having a huge one like with most cases -Gorgeous white color

Cons: -Wish it came with 2 ssd holders, might pose an extra purchase for some but luckily I have another Phanteks case so I can just pull one out of it and that problem will be solved. Not a real con but I felt it should be mentioned.

Overall Review: -Power supply area is very tiny for my 750x, I plan on only using ssd's so I just removed the hdd cage but it was very simple to do and made room for even more cable management. That may deter some people but if you don't plan on having hdd's then you will find it a very useful space to store cables.

Pros: Cable management Quality of materials HDD and SSD storage are convenient and easy to assemble Airflow is pretty decent

Overall Review: Overall, the p300 is really well built. It's a great starting case for starting builders who are just getting into PC builds.

Pros: Spacious. Easy motherboard install. Easy cable management - making inside look CLEAN! No loose wires like 20 years ago! No problem putting in MSI RX5800 video card. Very good rear fan. (Had to install my own 3 other fans.) The case had 7 I/O brackets with 7 shiny black thumb screws. I'm very impressed about the quality of this great case - even tho it's made in CHINA!

Cons: 1. The small brown box containing the black screws is all there but that box is IN the HDD bracket tray I had to bend the bracket a bit (it's only plastic - whew) to pop out the brown box. 2. Watch out while unscrewing thumb screws off tempered side window - thread is very short. 3. Putting the PSU in with little push wasn't that hard - thanks to semi-modular design AND the size of PSU. (Got long PSU with miles of cables? - Good luck.) That's only 3 tiny negatives out of several positive things about this great case. That won't knock a single egg off - I give it 5 eggs!

Overall Review: MSI Z370 GAMING PLUS, i3-9100F, 8GB G.Skill, MSI RX5800 MK2 OC 8GB, Samsung 120GB M.2. Enermax Revolution X't II 650W PSU semi-modular

Pros: Easy to build in, tempered glass.

Cons: PSU cable space,

Overall Review: This case is smaller then most other Mid Tower cases,which is reason why I got it for better fit under computer center.Be ready to remove the HDD mounting hardware for room for the PSU cables.Best to install one of the smaller form PSU's for this case. I just Velcro HDD to bottom of case. Quick fix ,over all not a bad case.Best to pick up when on sale with rebate.Which is what I did.