Classy Case for your expensive machine!
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I bought this for my 15in Macbook Pro Retina as I'd had previous experience of this case with an MBP 13in. The case is well padded with a non scratch interior. The case closes with both velcro fasteners and a string device just like a real manilla envelope.

It does however, add a fair bit of size to the dimensions of your machine and if that's a problem then the Incase Neoprene sleeve also sold by Amazon might be a better option for you.

I said classy in the review header, without exception, everyone that has seen it and realised it's a leather case has commented on how much they like it and how unusual it is. I haven't actually seen anyone else with this case so if you want something unusual, effective and at a reasonable price, buy it, you won't be disappointed.
4265145
I could  not be happier with this case. I replaced my 3 week old corsair 900d with this (Realized I wanted something smaller for this build). For those of you worried about the size of this being a mid tower I was able to fit everything without issues and with some very basic mods. This case is so well thought out from the cable management to drive mounting to liquid cooling options. I will attach some pics to show you (sry about the paper towels, it was not finished when i took the pics). I fit a 270 d5 pump/res combo along with a cpu waterblock, 980ti SLI with ek Waterblocks, 260mm rad up top, 360 in a push pull in the front, etc. This is the case your looking for ..
2000092
A stunning example of excellent engineering and functional design! Everybody has their own idea of what the "perfect case" is, but this case really is incredible simply because of its ability to fit the individual user's needs - now and in the future. It comes with the main tower case body  AND a 915R module. Out of the box, the system is configured to accommodate the 915R in the "top mounted" position, but you can easily change the configuration so that the 915R is mounted below the main case body.  The beauty of this case is that you can "stack" multiple 915R or 915F modules above and/or below the main case body to fit your needs. The difference between a 915R and 915F module is where the power supply can be mounted...R stands for rear (as in the rear of the module) and F stands for front (yes, the modules can have their own dedicated power supplies if you want/need them to). Personally, I find more value in the 915R modules as I don't need a front mounted power supply and I suspect that few people really do.

I like this case more that my Corsair D900 and just as much as my CaseLabs MAGNUM STH10 because of its incredible versatility and scalability - aesthetically, it is not as visually refined as the D900 (some case modding will help change that), but the endless possibilities for configuring your system to truly fit your needs makes it one of my top 4 favorite cases...and being $250-$575 CHEAPER than my other top 3 favorites that I own most certainly puts it in that elite group. I dropped $68 and bought another 915R for the bottom, so my config consists of all of my hard drives occupying the top 915R (far away from the water cooling system) with a power supply mounted up there for the drives and the case fans. The primary power supply, motherboard, ram, sound card, video cards and Blu-ray burner are mounted in the main tower body along with one radiator mounted in place of one of the removable hard drive cages, and all of the rest of the reservoirs, pumps, and radiators (with push/pull fans), and 3 TEG "chillers" are mounted in the bottom 915R along with their own dedicated power supply. I love being able to mount all the radiators and reservoirs in the bottom BELOW the motherboard - vid cards - RAM - drives, etc. as I have seen more than one system that have sprung reservoir and radiator leaks that flooded the system components below killing just about everything.
I would advise going to youtube and search for Cool Master HAF stacker 935...spend some time and watch at the "unboxing" videos....actually, before you spend close to $200 on a case, you should watch ALL the videos on the first page of youtube for this case to get a good idea of what you will get and what you can really DO with it.  Here is the youtube search to get you started...no excuse to NOT watch....just copy and paste the link below into a browse, then grab some popcorn and a soda and sit back and be amazed!

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4325424
I'll sum up what has previously written: This case is HEAVY. It is SOLID. It is EXPENSIVE. But it is definitely WORTH IT. Latches lock down secure, and I've had NO issues with the security lock. The numbers roll & line up as expected . . . I have an ASUS Multimedia N550JX-DS74T 15.6 inch IPS FHD laptop and it fits perfectly not only in the laptop sleeve, but in the case itself.

If you understand the above factors, you'll not regret purchasing this case. Highly recommended! The laptop power cord is secured in its own case so that isn't a problem. I even put an 8 TB hard drive, a 1 TB hard drive, my mouse and my backup battery for my 1DX on top of the laptop and the case still closed as expected. Be careful you don't pinch the hard drive's cables cause the case locks down tight.
2419146
This is the second case I have purchased. I have many good things to say about this case.
-AWESOME looking case.
-room for up to 340mm water cooler.
-Top notch cable management capabilities.
-Plenty of room for larger video cards (my single EVGA 980 GTX has plenty of room to spare).
-Includes high quality quiet corsair fans.
-Modular and tool less design make installation a breeze.
-SSD enclosures allow for very clean looking setups.
-Plenty of enclosures for Standard HDD's.

Very satisfied with this case.
Overall a very well designed case. Sleek looking design. Great accessibility to every area of the case allowing for adding drives with ease. Easy to clean air filters and I could go on and on about how awesome this case is.
4728920
This case is large! I really did not expect the size of it but that isn't much of an issue. The assembly materials that it came with were excellent. The screws even came in their own compartmentalized case that is very handy. The hard drive mounting system is great. Each HD sits in a removable compartment. I would highly suggest this case to you if you want:

1. Space. There is a lot of room in this case, and that means excellent airflow as well.
2. Ease of cable routing. Not just the space, but the holes allowing you to easily route cables behind the motherboard allowed me to make the inside of it look excellent. I regretted not getting the window after I saw how nicely I was able to route things!
3. No distracting lights. The only thing lit on this is the power button and a very small I/O monitoring light in a nice muted white. My old case had a bright blue light I ended up unplugging because it was so annoying.
2837220
This is an AMAZING case at any price!  I've had mine for over 4 years and it still looks as good as the day I took it out of the box (no corrosion anywhere and paint is still prestine).  It is super solid and very heavy.  The PSU air intake and front plate feature removable air filters.  I've added filters on the side panel and rear intake so my case stays very clean between my yearly cleanings.  I can't say enough good things about this case.  Takes 200mm fans on the front and top or 2x 120mm fans each.  140mm or 120mm on the side and 120mm on the rear.  IMHO, it is also the best looking of the HAF series.  While technically a mid-tower, this thing is chunky and wide so don't expect much space saving.

No fancy windows or led lights, just a tank of a case that you don't have to treat gently.  If I were to buy another case right now, I wouldn't even look at others.
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I got this for my HP15.6 Laptop, which has an big extended battery and it fits perfectly.

This is a really attractive briefcase, made out of polyester and it feels like it's built to last and it looks great.

It has large pockets on the outside that have zippers and there's plenty of room for my extra stuff on my day out.

This is an incredible deal for the amount of money this costs and it's really nice, well built and attractive too, with so much room!

I have not even mentioned the backpack part, something I wouldn't use but many people would use and it looks so cool.

It's Shocking how great this case is, it's very nifty
310658
I am so glad I sprung for a more expensive case this time. I've had multiple other cases before, but the Maker 5 really blew me away. Was a little difficult to get the back screws of the first time, but no problems whatsoever afterwards. I LOVE having all this room, and it's inspired me to do a little more cable management. Absolutely would recommend to anyone looking for a stylish, large case that morphs exactly to your needs. And it includes a free lighting bar! Wish it came in other colors than just red, but beggars can't be choosers. Just a tip: make sure to plug in a SATA power cable to the controller unit around back. Couldn't figure out why the lights weren't working at first!
2133352
This is a great case, I personally did a few modifications, but overall I as very impressed with the quality for the price.  The cable management is awesome, the front IO and hot swap bay function perfectly and it looks professional.  The only issue I had was the two 200mm fans that come installed leave something to be desired and I replaced them with quieter and more efficient fans.  The other thing is that you need to get a motherboard USB 3.0 header adapter so you don't have to run the front panel USB 3.0 ports out the back into the back of your motherboard.  Arrived very well packaged and in perfect condition.
117282
Flat out beautiful case, it looks stunning on my desk. Building inside the case was easy as is it is a large case with plenty of cable routing options. You do have the be mindful in the back because both side plates are tempered glass, so cable management is important if you can see both side for the computer. If you put the time and effort into the wiring, nothing out there looks as beautiful as this case. Cooling is excellent. I am running a 6700 i7 and 2 GTX1080s. I am not using top fans at all. Just 2 intakes the GPU and CPU fans and one exhaust. CPU idles at 22, GPU idles at 32.
Max load with both GPUs running it it high 60s low 70s.
1538401
Absolutely perfect case for my UNRAID server project!
3042588
This case is awesome, but it is quite large.  This can be a plus for gamers or other high-end computing experts, because it allows you to get your large video card(s), multiple hard drives,various optical drives, etc in the box with plenty of space left over for most.  In my experience with a high-end AMD graphics card and processor it also doesn't have any heating issues although I am not overclocking.  It also allows for a large power supply to power these.

As far as getting in and out of the case that is a breeze also.  It also has spring loaded easy open latches so that you don't have to unscrew thumbscrews each time you open it. The package comes with all the hardware you should need for most popular sizes of motherboards with markings to help guide you on where to put the standoffs.

The only downside is that one of my (plastic) spring loaded clips for keeping the unit closed broke with in the first month.  I would've like to see a more durable metal clip here, but it's not really an issue as I just fell back on the thumbscrews since I rarely open the box now that is built.  There are a few plastic trims on the box that may show some wear over time.  Thankfully all the important parts of the box are metal construction and it seems that this box should remain in good shape for years to come.

All in all it's a great box.  If you have the space for a true full-size chassis that looks great and is durable, I highly recommend this box.  I'm looking for a friend or family member to give me an excuse to buy another one of these for another build, but as for my personal needs I don't expect to need another box for at lease 5-7 yrs!
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I purchased this case for my first computer build, and I have to say that I'm impressed. A word to those who have never seen a computer other than a generic dell or gateway, this thing is HUGE. Plenty of space inside, lots of drive bays, and it's designed with cable management in mind. It'll definitely catch people's eyes when they walk into the room.

Pros:
-Can accommodate larger graphics cards
-7 expansion slots
-Up to 7 HDD bays
-Built-in fan controller
-Easy cable management
-Looks like it's from Star Wars
-Lots of air flow
-Comes with every screw you could possibly need including motherboard standoffs, cable ties, case speaker, and water cooling mounts
-Has intake screens to keep dust out
-blue led is a nice touch

Cons:
-While tool-less design is a good concept, HDD frames are frustrating to snap on (to the actual HDD) and the 5.25" bay locks don't hold the drives very tightly, they move unless secured with screws
-Only comes with 4 fans (two 120mm on the side panel, rear 120mm, and only one 200mm top fan), if you want the other two possible 200mm and 140mm fans, you're going to have to buy them separately.

Other thoughts: Originally I was looking at coolermaster's HAF (High Air-Flow) series but when I saw this case, I couldn't go back. The only reason that I didn't rate this 5 stars is because the HDD trays are so difficult to "snap on", and the 5.25" locks don't hold the drives in very tightly. But if you're looking for a big case with lots of space, good airflow, slick aesthetics, very good cable management, and lots of HDD racks, then look no further.
1349698
Amazing case! This case provides both amazing style and a price you can't beat. It was easy to set up, the screwless hard drive mounts where cool and the case can fit an arrangement of sizes in motherboards. The case comes with a lighted front fan, indicator LEDs, and a cool power button. The window on the side was also an awesome added feature. As a note the hard drives have to be installed backwards with the cables on the inside of the case witch where a little trickier to install. Overall this is a really cool looking case for an excellent price.
4242538
Absolutely amazing case! I have always had Macbook Pro's and I like to keep them protected from scratching, usually I go for the plastic type cases that snap on, they don't last long, but they are super inexpensive and easy to replace. I recently upgraded to a 15 inch Macbook Pro and I was hesitant on buying plastic as it is such a big laptop. I decided it would not hurt to try something new, I am glad I did! The Mosiso case is not cheap, the price you pay is unrealistic for such a high quality case, it fits like a glove and offers ample protection. The stitching is well done and the magnetic snap close's with little effort, the kick stand a huge plus. For the price you pay, this case is worth every penny! I do wish there was a red color, as I am partial to red, brown and black are easy colors and pink or gold is not my thing. So, I was left with teal. I was afraid it might be bright or tacky. Nope,its actually a very nice teal and a beautiful color. If your looking for protection and comfort for your Mac, this is it!
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I've been a enthusiast for many years and built hundreds of systems and this is by far my favorite case. Classy, elegant & functional, if there's such a thing. For years I've been looking for a case that shows off everything an enthusiast's would want to display, however prior to this, there were none in my opinion. If you were a car enthusiast wouldn't you want to see and display your craftsmanship with pride? Would you tolerate visual obstacles? If you're like me, the answer is no. This is where the Corsair 760T steps in.

This was not a new system build for me, I just wanted the case because of its functionality and aesthetics. I yanked everything out of my older Cooler Master HAF 932 and dropped it in this one and wow! my components just popped into view like never before.

The cable management design (space) is perfect for those stacks of wire that normally make your case door bulge like a blimp. The doors though plastic still have a nice rigid feel to them and being you can take them off in a second is a major plus.

As for cooling, I could be wrong but this may be the first case I've seen with a 2-speed, 4x fan controller (sorry NZXT I just canned yours) not to mention the ventilation of this case top notch. I also removed one of the HD trays and added a 120mm fan for additional cooling. As stated in a different review more filters would have been a plus but not a huge deal.

Probably my favorite feature was the ability to mount my SSDs so I can actually see them. I can only assume other builders will follow suit, great idea Corsair.

As for the cons: As stated before, the lack of additional filters and what's up with the quick access optical drive bay? I know it's to hide a drive but... whatever. And finally, there's a nice magnetic cover at the top of the case, if you're like me that's the first thing to get thrown back in the box. Corsair here's a suggestion, take the same cover and raise/suspend/whatever the cover about 3/4" above the case  so it gives the appearance of a cover yet it allows upper case fans/coolers, etc. to vent out, just an idea.

Final thoughts, as I took pics of this case in my kitchen I realized it was so nice looking it could easily pass for an appliance...lol.

System Specs:
MSI Z77A-GD80 w/Thunderbolt
Intel  i7-3770K (OC @ 4.7Ghz)
G.Skill Trident X DDR3 2400, 16GB (2x8)
Kingston Hyper X 240GB x2, Raid 0
Sapphire HD 7990, DDR5 6GB
Storage - Hitachi 3TB 7200 x2
LG Blu-Ray R/RW x2
Corsair H100 CPU cooler
Corsair 760T Artic White,  w/3x Corsair AF140mm LED Blue fans (replacing the OE white)
Corsair AX Pro 1200w, Blue sleeved cabling (Ebay)
G.Skill Turbulence II Memory Cooler
Inateck PCI-E to USB 3.0 5-port
NZXT CB-LED20-WT - 2 meter white LED sleeved