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Very spacious Comes with screws Can fit multiple fans and storage drives If you're a Linux nerd like me who wants to do a GPU Pass-through for a Windows VM, this case is it (I Pass-through the Nvidia card btw) Yes, I have mismatch fans, it was all I had for now

This is my 3rd cyberpower Backup. All are running great. I replaced the battery pack on my first last years after six years of service . They can't be beat IMHO. If you need one buy one.

10GB ethernet port is cool.

easy setup & works fine

- Inexpensive, compared to other solutions - Includes the hardware for mounting drives and board

Lots of space, well ventilated, light but sturdy.

-lots of parts -very flexable motherboard mounts -easy to work in -comes with pc speaker

Easy to set up Works great

- IPMI - Supports ECC

Easy setup Clean looking Easy management

NO RAID Real HBA PCI Gen 3 Works awesome with Windows Storage Spaces

Well built sturdy for the money good air flow

Everything works, The IPMI web interface is fast and easy.

I already own two 1350 models that I bought 3 years ago. One now has a bad battery, but still worked for a few minutes on blackouts. I had no hesitation in buying two more and the good old one now powers my TV/Cable setup. I thought about getting a new battery, but when these went on sale with free shipping I just snapped them up.

Solid, much thicker material than I expected. Easy to mount comes with cage nuts and hardware

I'm not going to write a pros/cons, just the facts in this category. This is a VERY bare-bones 4U case. There are no reward points here for style. There are no removable/hot-swap trays, there is an old commitment to 5.25" bays you can convert with an IcyDock or similar; the tray layout does not provide for any of the newer methods for routing or cable management, and the spacing is such that you are not going to put any deep mount device in here. While there are numerous 3.5" bays, you really will want to use less than 1/2 of them for both heat and performance concerns. The case, however, is one of the cheaper 4U cases, and if you are looking for a baseline for a simple purpose, like a virtualization header, a Windows server, a firewall or similar, this case is certainly a decent choice. I have had no problems using this as a case for my firewall and VPN software layouts, as well as Windows servers in the past, due to pass-through problems of specific USB security keys that did not like VMWare or XCP's pass-through I was forced to keep on their own.

-beautiful board -plenty of high speed connections (TB5, TB4, 10G LAN, etc)