How is the quality of the USB ports, etc.? Good long-term case?
1544595
Heck ya bro. My bro bough this case a long while ago and the usbs are freaking awesome, the only thing that him and I would recommend is to replace the fans, but that is the only thing I had a slight issue with but, 10/10 this case is a great case if it fits your needs!
1544596
I haven't had any problem with the USB ports. We now have two of these cases (black with orange and black with green). The older one is around 2-3 yrs. and it is a good case.
2175134
No, Mike - it's a 'cheapie'. But, it's well made. I've only had mine for a couple of months, but it's holding up just fine. Plus, it's probably one-tenth the cost of an actual Samsung case. Good luck!
1803404
I like mine very much, I have it about 3 years now and no problems with it. (so far)
263104
The case measures D466xW250xH548mm. It is slightly cramped as far as cabelling goes, but if you unscrew the rear panel, you can path your cables out of sight. also worth mentioning is the method it uses for front USB 3.0 support: you will have a wire coming from the front panel across the motherboard to the rear of your PC connecting to one of your motherboards precious rear panel USB 3.0 ports. That is truly my only gripe about this awesome case, but it could also serve to benefit you since you won't have to concern yourself about finding a mobo with an internal serial connector. Ah, and before I return to the depths of anonymity, I will tell you that you have 12.5" of room for a VGA. The case measures D466xW250xH548mm. It is slightly cramped as far as cabelling goes, but if you unscrew the rear panel, you can path your cables out of sight. also worth mentioning is the method it uses for front USB 3.0 support: you will have a wire coming from the front panel across the motherboard to the rear of your PC connecting to one of your motherboards precious rear panel USB 3.0 ports. That is truly my only gripe about this awesome case, but it could also serve to benefit you since you won't have to concern yourself about finding a mobo with an internal serial connector. Ah, and... » Read More The case measures D466xW250xH548mm. It is slightly cramped as far as cabelling goes, but if you unscrew the rear panel, you can path your cables out of sight. also worth mentioning is the method it uses for front USB 3.0 support: you will have a wire coming from the front panel across the motherboard to the rear of your PC connecting to one of your motherboards precious rear panel USB 3.0 ports. That is truly my only gripe about this awesome case, but it could also serve to benefit you since you won't have to concern yourself about finding a mobo with an internal serial connector. Ah, and before I return to the depths of anonymity, I will tell you that you have 12.5" of room for a VGA. « Show Less
2276661
I am pretty ocd about having a clean case and I had no problem making everything neat and tidy. There was a good amount of space behind the motherboard to fit cables and zip-them in place. I would recommend a psu with a modular cable pack so you only need to run the power wires that are necessary. Hope this helps.
701793
Oh yeah I know what you mean. Well, I've had it for about a week so far & I've used it A LOT. I haven't had that problem yet. I don't think you'll have a problem but then again I'm not 100% sure. This is a pretty High Quality case. I'm sure it'll be fine.
1422920
Mine, which is probably less than a year old has the USB 3.0 Micro-B port in back. It's been a really good card reader for me. The slots for the CF Card is *much* better and longer lasting than probably the last 3 crappy ones I've bought from other companies.
168608
I've had for approx 3 months and, although that isn't really "long term," its still exactly as clear as the day I got it. my only issue with this case, however, is that it seems, I don't know, sort of...not exactly cut right...meaning it EITHER is easy to use the power and volume buttons OR use a USB charger, tough for both at same time unless you really stretch and monkey with it. My 2
868792
Everything is in the case. Power Supply, Screws, Legs. That's it! Great Case! It would be nice if you use a motherboard with an onboard USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 socket for the card reader and the USB 3.0 outside port. I like the white one best!
666129
It's pretty good, in my case at least. I've dropped mine countless times and it has yet to break (until I took it out of the case, dropped it on the ground accidentally, and had it run over with a truck). But yeah, it's a good case.
2137593
I ordered mine directly from Corsair. I just got lucky, sort of, because after all the charges from the drop shipping to California then the UPS charge, I could have easily bought a nicer case from an American company like CaseLabs. Their Magnum STX 10 case is awesome. The only problem is that it comes flat shipped and you have to buy all of your fan mounting hardware. So basically you end up with about a 900.00 case anyway, but their HDDs and SSD mount out of site in the right side panel, pretty awesome. It's so customizable that I think I want one of their cases instead. It has like 7 radiator mounting options and will hold 4 power supplies. I can't see any one needing four power supplies, but I also never thought I would need two. Corsair told me these will not be released until the end of May, unless you are lucky enough to score on of the ten or so that they send to Newegg or Amazon.
544736
The plugging on the headphones is perfectly fine. Although the plugging for the usb sometimes comes off, which is my fault because I use it and move it around when charging. Other than that, this is one of the bests cases out there.
1956647
most NON-METALIC cases will do fine. you really do get some wiggle room with distance to be for charging.
297661
According to the specs, it has a 500W power supply. It does NOT have the USB 3.0 connections. (Mine didn't, at least.) Overall, though, it is a good, solid case for the price.
1137522
Data and charging. I will add they aren't the sturdiest cables. The mini USB cable lasted only 6 mo, but I used it often. The micro and 30 pin I use less often but I learned to be gentle when pulling them out. The are holding up so far.
1848503
The software is good for as long as you have it. I have had mine for almost 2 years and as long as you have the security USB card you are good to go.
86206
I leave mine in a bookbag and transport it every day, as well as plug into separate computers multiple times, and after a month or so, no issues so far.