Logisys Corp. 10-Bay ATX Computer Case with 480W PSU CS305BK Black

At the time of writing this some things that weren't obvious from the description:1. includes 120MM LED fan2. BOTH side panels have thumbscrews and both sides go on and off easily. Love the fact you can access it from the back.3. PSU is a little loud but not terrible.4. SATA CONNECTORS ARE ON THE SAME WIRE and only a couple of inches apart. So if you have SATA optical drive and hard drive the optical drive has to be the bottom of the external bays and the hard drive on the top of the internal. Or you have to use a molex to sata adapter (which obviously isn't included).5. Mobo tray uses offsets and not dimples. (package includes offsets and plenty of screws).6. cut-out expansion slot covers....but they came out clean so not the end of the world.External bay covers are solid and pop in and out easily. Which is nice. Good airflow although there is no top vent. For some reason the front USB ports were mounted upside down on the case I received. The front panel wires come through the internal bays, and you probably have to use one of the first three to let those wires through - but there are plenty of bays. The case fits both mATX and ATX boards and although an ATX is snug, all the panel and front end connectors have long wires so no problem hooking things up. The side panels fit snugly and no problem getting them on and off.The case is pretty compact for an ATX/mATX. A glossy black finish on the front but not too cheapo looking. Yes, it's plastic and light gauge "metal" but I don't use my computers as a step ladder. I like this case a LOT and unless I needed more features, I would buy this over cases costing double or more the price.With the PSU, the 120MM LED fan, thumbscrews for the side panels and the long connecting wires I can strongly recommend this case. Don't be scared away by the inexpensive price.

The case is a good value, but is cheaply made and is evident when putting together a computer. The good thing is that it was cheap and works just fine. I would have also expected a fan in the rear of the case, but that's OK.

i was searching for a psu and a case and thought i had found a few good products and then amazon shows me a "you might like to look at this" linkand it appeared to be just what i was looking for at a very attractive price---shipping was on time ---the box was undamaged from the outside and inside was another box also undamaged and it looked factory sealed but when i opened the products factory sealed shipping box the computer case inside was dented on 3 sides ---not a lot but visibly damaged---thr paint was not scrached or broken but the case was pressed in like a very heavy weight had been carefully applied so as to not crease the metal but to bend it at three or four places on the case itself---i had my components all ready set out and i was all set up to begin to assemble this computer so instead of returning the item for replacement i continued on with the build --the box contained all the needed hardware to mount the motherboard and thats always a good thing but when i tryed to screw in the standoffs for the motherboard EVERY SINGLE HOLE WAS STRIPPED , very bad qualty assurance at the "factory" where this came from but it gets worse.... i superglued the standoffs so they would not spin and tried to mount the board and it seems that the template the factory uses to place the holes on the motherboard tray was crooked by about 3/8 of an inch so now the motherboard is crooked and there is no way to fix this ,i either return the item or i can keep going and live with this defect. i am pretty flexible about stuff like this and maybe i should not be ....i should have stopped right there but i did not so the motherboard is crooked and that makes the expansion board mounting also crooked and also leaves the in-out sockets where all the cables plug in to the rear of the case also crooked i took lots of pictures and you will be able to see this on my blog at(REMOVE THE XXX)htXXtp://overthismind.com/2012/08/25/look-at-this-crap-i-got-on-amazon-com-try-to-avoid-this-mistake-in-the-future/XXX the power supply burned up when i plugged it in burning my motherboard and a tv capture card i had just purchased locally at frysi am going to see what amazon will do about this DONT BUY THIS CASE DONT THINK IT WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY BECAUSE IT IS VERY POOR QUALITY --I REGRET MAKING THIS PURCHASE VERY MUCH---i never make reveiws on products until now as i felt i should warn others of this problem--thank you

This is my first time building a pc and this is the case I decided to get since it came with a psu, I figured I can save some money. If this is the reason you are getting this case, don't. The psu that came with this case had very minimal power cables that were not enough for the other parts I bought. But enough about the psu, the case itself is not too shabby except I have a problem with the front panel. It cracked as soon as I installed the drive cover. And some parts were already broken when it arrived to my house.

Pros:1) Arrived in pristine condition.2) Easy to put your mobo in it. Had plenty of screws. More than enough.3) Fits 235 x 170 mm form factor motherboards too (my motherboard was made in another country).4) Looks decent.5) After the assembled the whole tower and screwed everything in, the entire unit slipped by accident from my bed and fell to the floor. Didnt get dented or otherwise damaged.Cons:1) It "feels flimsy" because it is sheet metal. Though as noted above, it survived a fall. Unless you are matching it against Chuck Norris you should be fine.