well. moving cases is actully quite a big job. but heh, this is the first one i have had that is like, nicely designed. I think its a little flmisy compared to my other tank cases, but man... this thing is hella light. I took it out of the box and was like... wtf. the images depicting people holding it with one hand, well yes. you can. even a fully assembled pc in this case you can hold with one hand and the carrying strap is a wonderful addition.
a lack of a mobo tray was a little patience testing as trying to get the board into the case with not only the back mounted fan, but the front panel wiring was a little bit horrific. What i REALLY like though, is the drive trays that this case comes with. it has 4 removable sleds for hard drives that are mounted in such a way that you can hide the wiring behind the internal drive bays VERY well. just screw the drive to the vibration daping sled and drop it in, *click*
the ide cables, power cables, fan cables, front panel cables, everything fits nicely underneath the internal drive bays, allowing unobstructed air flow from the front fan.
the only problem i have with this case so far, is that the included fans really suck. I moved the led fan into the case to function as exuast. this was a bit of a challenge as the front fan is conveniently mounted. it has a plug for the standard 3 pin connector built right into the face. the rear fan does not, it just uses a molex. after careful stuffing under the front grill, it fits and is no problem.
I think a set of 120 mm panaflows would be best for this case, however, those thermaltake smart case fans in 120 mm would be sweet too. if you like led fans. I personally dont like the led fans already... they look kinda cheap.
let me just reitterate how much i love the drive bays
this case rules and hell, its so light. i can lift it with a single hand with everything in it.
good buy.