ROSEWILL Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case with PSU, Steel Computer Case + 400w Power Supply, Front I/O: 2x USB 2.0 and Audio In/Out And 90mm Rear Case Fan (R363-M)

The problem here at Amazon, is that, on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, there is no way for me to give six or seven stars to this product.I bought this case a decade ago (2013 - I'm writing this review in 2023), and Rosewill no longer makes it. Disappointing.What do I like about this case? It is a simple metal box with a glossy black finish. The side panel slides off easily once you remove the two screws from the rear (I cannot remember if it came with thumb screws, or if I replaced normal screws with thumb screws, but the whole side panel removal/replacement is so easy with them). I tend to tinker with my systems, and easy access is a big thing for me.It comes with Rosewill's ubiquitous LC-8400BTX 400W power supply. This is more than enough for my general-purpose needs.The only thing that is funky about this case is that they have these spring-loaded doors that cover where your optical drive (CD/DVD) would go. They have a button that "goes through" to the eject button on your drive, so, you can pop the tray out, and it pushes the door open. However, now you cannot access the button to close the thing up. This requires a gentle push on the tray to tell it to close. It works, but I would prefer no door, and my optical drive face available. However, the door does maintain the all gloss-black look of the case, which is simple and classic.Today, cases are too big, too small, or all plastic. They also tend to come devoid of power supplies.This case was just right for me. I wish Rosewill would bring this one back.

I have had this case for about three years now. I originally bought for a small gaming rig. I It has held up great. The finish scratches easily and attracts finger prints but you shouldnt be moving it or touching the sides too much. Its a great size. Not too big. It can be discrete under your desk or in your living room. But it has plenty of room on the inside for drives and airflow. Very sleek and modern.My only complaint is how bright the power led is. I had it in my bedroom for a while and I had to disconnect that light. It lit up the entire room when I was going to sleep.The power supply has held up great. I had an AMD Athlon and a 7770 in it initially. Moved to an overclocked g3258 and a gtx 960. Ive since built a new rig and my wife uses the Rosewill and the pentium for her work computer. She's still trucking after 3 years.So if your looking for a budget build this is a great solution. The case is plenty has plenty of room for expansion. The power supply will work fine for you unless you're running a 8350 with a couple R9s or something. And its attractive if you're someone who doesnt care for the gawdy gaming themed cases. All of that for under 50 bucks.

I've used this in 2 builds so far, and I can say that the case is very high quality! It looks very nice and the big power button lights up blue when turned on. This is the nicest looking cheap Micro ATX case I can find, and I'll probably buy more when people come to me looking for a budget build.The power supply is the part that I was suspicious about the most. But as far as I can tell, I haven't had any failures or complaints about them yet. I'll update if that changes.Some good points about the case:- Hard drive bracket slides out, it looks a bit odd, but it was very useful when installing some components, including the Hard drive itself- Comes with plenty of high quality screws for drives and the mobo.- Installing an Optical drive is easy, it involves the slider that holds the removable hard drive bracket in place, and you just slide the DVD drive into place and it locks in!- Comes with a 400w power supply, which is great considering the price!- The case looks great! And I have to say that most Micro ATX cases look awful.- Pretty durable and sturdy- The design of the front panel allows the drive bays to hide away, especially when you only have one DVD tray and will never have a use for a Floppy and second ODD bay.And some bad things- Front panel is glossy, so prepare for finger prints!- Removing the front panel is easy enough, however the clamps that keep it in place seem a little fragile.This case is great for a budget to mid-range build! And was exceedingly easy to work with. I would suggest this case to any novice builder or any builder looking for the best value.

Great case! In my opinion this is the best case you can get for the price. I bought it at $49.99, then within a month they dropped the price to $39.99, so I called Amazon and they refunded me the difference (only to raise it back a short time later), regardless, it was/is a great deal at $50 for a no frills (except for blue light) case. Thumb screws for the case door are nice if you are like me always wantimg to look at what you built and tweak it. Power button lights up blue when there power is on, which I don't think has been mentioned on any reviews or the description. As people have said, the fingerprints do get a little bit bad with the glossy finish, but that's really not bad. Also, I didn't realize how quiet the fan that came in the case was until I installed another one that was much louder.