Pros:+Suprisingly easy to build in+Very small foot print (while vetical)+excellent material selection, with steel for the structure, thick aluminium sidevpanels and tempered glass to view your parts, all while using plastic in all the right places+dust filters on all intakes and exhaust+integrated rgb harness and control+can support 2 120mm aiosCons-said integrated rgb harness and controls use phanteks proprietary plugs and cannot be synced to your motherboard.-as with most itx builds, this case is extremely tight and definitely has an order best for installation-i would imagine taller than reference cards will have a hard time fitting with 2 aios.-sfx-l psus will fit but will be extremely tight-airflow is not a strong point here. you will be ok on an aio, but id recommend a blower style or hybrid gpu.-cpu heatsink clearance is very low. 82mm specified, id say 85 from cpu to glass as a deepcool captain will barely fit-horizontal sticky feet definitely do feel like an afterthought, although they are fuctional.Other Thoughtsafter the demise of my rog crosshair 6 extreme, i warrantied it out at my local pc shop and decided to go itx. phanteks had proven their quality with their p350x eclipse case i purchased prior, so i pulled the trigger on this guy and had no regrets (except that i wanted grey, not black but c'est la vie, the grey wasnt availible at the time)i personally love the asthetic of this case and the showcasing of the hardware. even though the case is large by itx standards, no space was wasted for components. the finished weight is reasonable too, weighing in at 25 lbsbuilding in this was a fun challenge, from flipping the pci bracket to show off the gpu to getting said gpus power plugs to fit without bending. i had serious concerns the deepcool captain aio i got for this project wouldnt fit due to the tube coming off the pump, but it just barely fits with less than a mm to sparesome frustrating aspects is that there isnt a hdd activity light, reset switch, or a dedicated power led for that matter (but to be fair the inegrated rgb is good enough). but the conroller cannot be synced with the motherboard which could be annoying.thermals are acceptable but barely in this case. both the gpu and cpu use an aio, abd the cpu peaks at 73.4*c under full load while gpu settles around 64. this case also does have turbulence from its design, so dont expect it to be silent. its not loud by any means, but far from silent.overall, im very happy with this case. its not perfect, but phanteks once again delivers another product i feel comfortable enough recommendingedit: as an update, i have abandoned this case due to noise. thermals were ok keeping both the cpu and gpu on aios, but the fans definitely need to work harder if you put beefier hardware in. id probably recommend this with a apu and maybe a tuner or something in the back, itd be a beautiful and nice HTPC, but for gaming, be prepared for increased noise, thermals, or even both. if phanteks releases the air panels, theyre going to be a godsend for thermals and even acoustics.