I bought this just because it was the smallest case I could find that supported decently long GPUs and a full-size ATX power supply. However, after building it I was thoroughly impressed. There were no major issues with the case, and it ended up as a great build largely because of this case.

The build experience went very nicely, and there was no BS involved like crappy hard drive mounts and stuff. The manual is relatively thorough, and if you get this case, definitely follow it, even if you're a veteran builder. You have to build it in a certain order to fit everything in. It looks pretty decent overall, but I ended up wishing I got the mesh version, because the front isn't solid color like in the picture.

Clarification about what drives it can fit, because it doesn't say clearly anywhere: It has one 2.5 inch mount on the bottom, and then it has a thingy on the top which can fit either one 3.5 inch device or 2 2.5 inch devices. So, up to 3x2.5 inch or 1x2.5 inch and 1x3.5 inch.

Very unique case and fits everything that you need in a small form factor. I needed to have a small case due to me living in a dorm room and traveling on a train around the holidays. This case while in the original box fits in a medium size duffel bag with some rooms on the sides.

I'm at odds with this case. I picked it entirely on looks, price, and size alone. AND It looks pretty neat in person. However it literally came all scratched up on the face plate straight out of the Siverstone factory box... Like is that just a silverstone "you get what you pay for" thing or? The faceplate is still easily the best part of the case though, simple yet fucntional modern design. But then when you start looking at the rest of the case I kind start to think that the SUGO looses a lot of points for poor placement, warped panels left and right, and lack of cable management for thought for the Front panel compents, USB3s, power switch wires and HD aux jacks.

I think you can do a bit better Silverstone on both quality control and cable mangement design configuration.

Very quiet, very small. The airflow is poor but that is true of any small form factor case. Temps are still within reason, haven't broken 70c yet but I also don't play the most demanding games besides ARK.

Great HTPC case. There aren't a ton of options for cable management but if you're smart about it you can keep things fairly tidy. I was able to use a non modular power supply and manage the cables so that none of the airflow from the intake fan was blocked. Please note that this case doesn't come with ANY fans so you will want to get one seperately.

When i was building this pc in the store, all people look at this case and they were all amazed by how small the case is. It's definitely eye-catching and the design is super well-built.

Just a bit worried cuz theres no dust filter, which i solve buy ordering a custom made one.

It's fully made from aluminium, so my magnetic wifi antenna can stick. It's a pleasure to see it.

Good value for money. Can remove mounting hardware you don't need. Manufacturer has good info on sizes of components.

Very cheap, well designed mITX case, it has room for basically anything you may want on a shoe box computer but comes with mid quality components that can break, scratch or bend easily but for this price and size there is nothing better.

I wanted a really small sober and budget ITX case to be able to stand on my desk. This is it. The internal design is challenging for air cooling (psu, cpu cooler, cable management) but that's also what appealed me to build in this one. I would give five stars if it came with dust filters on the sides and upper vents.