BitFenix No Power Supply Mini-ITX Tower Case BFC-PHE-300-KKXKK-RP

Taking a star off cause one of the damn CD Drive bay screws was stripped to hell and I had to pull out the tool shed to get the thing off.Outside of that it's a nice case with plenty of room with lots of space for fans (got a single 200mm in the front, two 120mm on the top, and one 120mm at the rear). Having removal HDD bays was nice as well, and the inclusion of them being able to hold 3.5" was definitely be useful to a lot of people.Overall worth it, am happy with my purchase, but once again: WATCH OUT FOR THE SOFT SCREWS.

it was bulkier and heavier than I expected, and kind of a pain to to work inside of. Extraneous plastic bezels that do nothing and a pile of drive cages 90% of the population doesn't need for a mini-itx machine add to the the bulk. Weirdly mixes almost identical size screws for no reason just to make things more complicated when Icelandic Airlines smashes it into bits and you have to rebuild it with a bottle opener the night before for a show (admittedly this is probably only a problem I have, but it wasn't especially rugged, despite trying to look like some sort of black cube of computing power). Will hold full size graphics card and ATX power supply with no problem, but you could also keep your lunch or a small pet in there as well.

Beautiful case, very solid and sturdy. Wish it was a little more compact as I didn't need all the drive bays. The power LED is very bright blue, so if using it for a HTPC you'll need to not connect it, or dampen it. Lights on components from inside are not viewable from outside, so that's a huge bonus. There's also an available optional vented side panel for video cards for an extra $15.Mine came with a damaged power button cable, working with BitFenix support to get it replaced, but I still really like this case.

This is a pretty solid case. For the most part, I like it. The only thing I don't care for is that it has a bay for a 5.25" drive, but no access on the front. Other than that, it's good.

This case is much bigger than I expected, but it is simple and friendly to work with. It took me a minute to figure out how to rig the power supply, but other than that, it was a breeze.

I was nervous about ventilation, but with a 200mm fan in the front (purchased separately) and the 120mm fan in the rear, I've had zero issues. I'm using this for a little home NAS, and it fits my hard drives perfectly. It looks pretty sweet, and it's not a giant tower (which seems to be the trend with most cases right now).

Retarded choice to have no air vent where the Gpu card goes. Mine overheated. Overalls feels plasticky, not solid, stuff inside wriggles around, my hdd light was broken too. Front fans have these tiny holes to pull in air from, not useful at all. Returned to Amazon.

This was the case I selected for building a small but powerful gaming powerhouse, and so far, I couldn't be happier. The case looks great, and while I did have to remove the CD drive and the top stack of hard drive bays to fit all of my parts in, I still have two empty hard drive bays after installing a 2TB HDD and a 128GB SSD. I would recommend this case to anyone who wants to build a small form factor PC.

Gabinete muy bueno, me arme mi equipo Nas en él, tiene varias opciones para ventilacion y el material se siente resistente.