Bitfenix Prodigy mITX Mini-ITX Tower Case Midnight Black 1X5.25EXT 5X3.5INT No PS Top USB3.0 Audio

Cons:none

Pros:ingenious configuration, portable

Cons:handles/legs are fragile. My case arrived with 3 attachment points of the legs snapped and all the small tabs that fix it in place along one side snapped of as well.

Pros:Seems like a user friendly easy to work with case. Sleek looks, great expandability.

Cons:None.

Pros:Small, Compact, LightEnough room to get your hands inFits most graphics cards

Cons:side panel is great for airflow to the expansion GPU, unfortunately using the windowed side panel lets you see the GPU but nothing else as the GPU blocks everything. (also airflow to GPU is reduced with the after market windowed panel)

Pros:lightweight, good airflow, lots of configurations for drives and fans

Cons:Très dur de travaillé avec lui, au montage j'ai eu plusieurs problème relier a l’alimentation, regarder avec attention la longueur de celui ci.

Pros:Style la qualité de refroidissement est assez bonne

Cons:Big for an itx case

Pros:Build qualityPrice when on sale

Cons:Quiet narrow inner spaceFragile to touch

Pros:Nice lookGood Warranty

Cons:- Handles are have lots of give (case slides on smooth solid surfaces)- Handle mounting points are weak (mount right under screw on one corner cracked through-and-through right out of the box)- HDD modular tower should have been mounted off center... this would easily allow full sized graphics cards no problem.

Pros:- Great airflow- Pretty good layout for components- Could be a wicked case had Bitfenix ever bothered to release a 'fixed' design of the case

Cons:My only complaint is the flimsy cheap plastic the handles and base legs are built out of.

Pros:Great case for a compact system. Amazing what you can squeeze in there.

Cons:Heavy, Not as light as other small ITX cases

Pros:Looks Good, Compact, Sturdy, Expandable, Spacious ITX case

Cons:It arrived looking like it was a USED case. The side panel was scratched, like it had been taken off MANY times, there was traces of dust all over the case, what even looked like a piece of cat or dog fur. It almost made me want to send it back, but the person I was building it for thought it was OK. Also the hard drive cage was wedged in half ways on and halfway out. The top part was in properly, but the bottom half looked like it was hastely smashed in.I know it's seperate, but I also bought a windowed side panel for this case and it too looked used. There was a few scratches and some finger prints on the case even though it was lined with a piece of plastic. and it also didn't fit properly. It was as if it was bent. It didn't line up like original side panel did. It was kind of concave, not too much, but enough to tell that it was curving inwards.

Pros:Perfect size, looks great, love the feel of the soft touch finish, fits all the components I need and the airflow is decent.

Cons:Large for a mini-ITX case, wobbles - although it doesn't bother me much, difficult to fit a standard ATX PSU - but it works

Pros:Solid build quality, lots of room for cooling and storage devices, handles are great for carrying to LAN parties, side I/O works great in my situation, aesthetically pleasing

Cons:Placement of "front" mounted controls.

Pros:AppearanceConstructionComponent layoutNumber/configuration of HD baysHandles full-length dual-slot video cardsGood airflowVery quiet fans

Cons:Bigger than I imagined for an ITX

Pros:Looks nice, has a good setup package, roomy.

Cons:Feels cheap and have had some be damaged before

Pros:Low cost and kinda cool looking like a mac pro tower

Cons:BIG (for mITX), bad PSU area design, plastic-feeling handles

Pros:Nice looking

Cons:Some awkward screw locations for installing Mobo.

Pros:Awesome overall design. I especially like the SSD pockets on the side panels.

Cons:S&H is a bit much, 1 USB 3.0 Connection looks off?

Pros:Not a bad price, arrived faster than expected, was in stock!

Cons:HugeNo fan header multipliers or adapters included

Pros:BeautifulLots of drive spaceQuick release drive caddiesRemovable air filtersGood airflowRoom for many more fansExternal PSU air intakeQuietGood Value

Cons:There are few & far between, as far as my experience goes. Most could complain that it is nearing the size of a mini-atx case, which is actually a bit of a stretch of the truth. You could, but it takes much modding to do so, and there really isn't any space left for drives at all. In my experience, the only downsides I could find, were very minor issues like an ever so slight scuff on the plastic of the face plate on the silver trim ring around the mesh. One that is well hidden by it being in place, and completely a non-issue as I was painting mine anyway. The other being the much complained about handles/feet being a little on the soft side. It's more of an issue w/ the feet, as it does lead to a little instability on carpet from what I understand. Not an problem as far as I'm concerned, due to mine sitting on my desk (I have too much airflow to sit mine on the carpet/floor). But... I can see where those that have complained about it would have a reason to in those specific circumstances. Other than this, note that w/o modding the mobo tray/stand, a 140mm power supply is much easier to work with in the limited space available. However, with a nice cut out on the front side of the mobo tray/stand, you can certainly mount a sufficient psu capable of powering anything & everything you could throw into this case with no problem.Be advised: If you do mod this case to suit your needs, the easiest to find replacements for the specialized tapered flat top rivets Bitfenix uses during assembly, can be found at a local hobby shop. Tapered flat 4-40 screws & lock nuts fit it perfectly.The other, is that Bitfenix does not sell replacement parts at all. So take care not to mess up whilst modding the case!

Pros:Great case for a high powered m-itx build, with plenty of space for full size video cards. Can be fitted with as many as 10 drives (5) 3.5" HDD's, & (5) 2.5" HDD/SSD's for huge data storage potential. Very useful for those interested in mini server/htpc applications. The prodigy is also a great case for modding, and highly configurable in it's original state, to suit your storage needs right out of the box. I've owned a few Lian Li cases over the years, and Bitfenix's execution is very, very close to the same quality as Lian Li's fabrication work. The internal design is very well thought out and easy to work with, especially concerning modding the case. Very impressive for a relative newcomer to the industry. Well done ladies & gents! *Tips hat to the Bitfenix crew* In fact, I am impressed enough, to where I ordered a second for an HTPC build as well.

Cons:Had some minor defects on the grills (front and the top fan filter)Not big enough cut outs for PSU wiring.

Pros:Very nice looking case

Cons:The 'Fiber Flex' feet make the case extremely wobbly. A slight tap can make the case start swaying.Quite large.

Pros:Looks greatGreat coolingFits Large heatsinksQuietVery portable. Perfect for LANs

Cons:- Side panel motherboard headers, disks come off with the panel, making it a pain to take off the side panel with the power button

Pros:- Roomy, no obstructions for CPU heat sink or DRAM heat spreaders- Slide-in drive rails make installing HDDs simple- 3.5" drive bays have space between the drives to allow decent airflow- No backplane for the 3.5" drives (fewer connectors, shorter connections to SATA ports)

Cons:poor quality checks in place. HDD cage was not installed correctly. Missing HDD pins in the HDD brackets. Screws were overtighten which caused the plastic mounting holes of the top and bottom handles to crack and break off. BitFenix logo was already scratched.

Pros:good options, expandability. looks

Cons:Build quality (My plastic feet were broken at the attachment points because they were screwed in too tightly)Handles are quite sharpIO Panel headers could be a bit longer for audio3.5" Bracket mounting system is AWFUL

Pros:Solid metal constructionPlenty of space for everything including oversized video cards