MT MicroATX Computer Case

I bought this case to install an old goal3+ MATX mother board. But, it turns out that this case is smaller than I had expected. I found the case to be to cramped for my liking to install the goal3+ with cooler fan, power and data wiring. So instead, I used it to install an old ITX vb7001 motherboard. The vb7001 fits fine in the case and has room to spare for all wiring. I feel this case is only suitable for an ITX mother board.

This case does not support a microatx power supply, it is not a microatx case. Label your products correctly, stop wasting my time.

Product came in a speedy manner, worked fine as a basic computer case, and offered a clean look. I used it for a build for a friend and as such would definitely consider using it for any future build that I might make for myself. This product is definitely worth the money and plain looks nice.

This case is simple, sturdy and because of the size factor is easy to take to a LAN party;). In my case everything worked just fine. I am not into expensive cases since I prefer to spend more on important components (CPU, RAM, graphics etc.).

Pros:- I got it on sale, it was really cheapCons:- Feels cheap- Looks cheap- No fans included- Top mounted PSU- Side panels requires a screwdriver to remove (seriously?)- Access to the PCIe slots requires screwdriver (seriously?)- PCIe slot covers are punch-out (SERIOUSLY?!) - once they're gone, they're not coming back- Side panel has a grill in it, implying you can mount a fan on it. But you can't. So what's the point of even the grill?- Only supports 80 mm fans.TONS of better options out there for ~$30, including the NZXT Source.

A++

only one complaint, the front side usb has recently failed on me. not a big issue as I only used them to charge my iDevices

Bought this on sale from another vendor. Due to the price I paid, I thought the case would be a really poor case; however, for the price, it's a bargain. I searched the internet for various deals and was able to put together a decent PC for a little over $200 (without Windows installed). I have an MSI microATX mobo, Intel Celeron processor, LG DVD rewritable, two 80mm fans, Antec 430w power supply, 4gb ADATA DDR3 ram, and WD Black 1TB hard drive. Also may add a Gigabyte 5450 GPU. That's a really good system for the price. The processor reads 35c idle, and the motherboard showed a low temp of 28c.This case isn't flimsy. Obviously, it is not as nice as a more expensive case. The power button looks cheap, but does have a nice feel when pressed. USB ports were firm. One PCI slot cover is provided. The slots are the break out type. And, the case comes with screws for the PSU, HD, and enough for another drive. Cable management is achievable (as far as allowing good airflow). Probably the low point of the case is that it's just plain looking. Nothing flashy at all. Ideal for someone who is looking for utility/economy.