The S340 is in my opinion the best case for building in. It's very easy and roomy. One con I will put on this case is the paint isn't very thick and chipped off when screwing in the rear thumb screws.

This case arrived exactly as expected, matte black and tinted gray acrylic window with green LED lighting on the bottom and an illuminated Razer logo on the front. There is a switch in the back to toggle the lights (and the fans by default). I removed the 2 120mm fans and replaced them with a CM Sickleflow 120 and 3 Bitfenix 140mm green LED fans. With some patience you could power the fans from the motherboard and the lights all through the switch in the back, but I don't mind having them on all the time. My fans are powered through the motherboard and the lights on the bottom and the front are controlled by the switch. The tinted window subdues a lot of the light and it looks really nice and not as gaudy as I was thinking it would be. I'm very pleased with this case.

RAZER! Nuff said

It's a solid budget case, but does not strike me as using space efficiently. Also, a little help from cable management would be nice, as would some decent QC. My glass panel was damaged upon arrival.

This case is built really well, has a solid feel to it, like the Corsair cases. It's a really good price for what you get and the matt-finish black of the Razer edition is just lovely. Good solid case.

This case is nice for a beginner such as myself, (2 Builds down with their S340 lineup). Cable management is nice, LED lighting is a nice touch, and everything fits nice and comfy in the back.

Really, Really like the slick clean look of this case. It was really fun to build in and is very well built. It is very difficult for cable management though. Also there is a hidden illumination button on the back next to the I/O panel slot for the rear, bottom and front illumination. Also the top and rear fan are hard wired to a Molex connector to keep them at 100%. Had to re wire them to the motherboard but the Molex had to be used to keep the illumination working. The heat dissipation is not all that great without a side fan, even with 2 240mm fans up front from the H115i. Video cards run about 15-20c hotter then when they were in the HAF 912.

Green lights. The Cable management bar was surprisingly effective for me. Also a surprisingly plentiful amount of expansion slots for a mid tower with good IO and nice pre managed cables.

Best case ever made!

Perfect case for my build...sturdy and 90% steel its durable and can last from build to build...as i love the color green and im also a razer fanboy theres nothing i can ask for...a bit pity since the matte black paint can chipped away if got accidentally bumped