Defective case, installation difficulties
350235
I purchased this case 2 months ago for a new low voltage Ivybridge system I was building. First, the case is very tight; it was difficult to cram all the wires in without blocking the CPU fan. Second, only one set of the front side USB 2.0 ports can be accessed with a standard Intel ITX motherboard so you only get 2 ports available on the front, not 4 and no USB 3.0 except what your motherboard provides on the back. The motherboard peripherals on the back don't quite fit the case, but close enough. By the way, you can't really stand it on it's side as a desktop system, but it isn't advertised as that so I'm not really dinging it on that count.

I could have lived with all that, but now the on-button is broken and will not stay engaged rendering the entire case useless! It's a simple mechanical fault, but one that shouldn't happen in the first 2 years let alone the first 2 months.

It's worth considering what you have to do to get a replacement on a case that you purchase online before purchasing something that might fail.  I'll just get Coolmaster as a replacement rather than have to take out all the components, send in the case (undoubtedly paying the shipping to and from) then reinstall them in another Antec case that would have all the same issues.  Lesson learned on Antec cases.
3368690
Difficult to get the screw holes to align correctly after drive inserted.
4081110
Under the Amazon Vines program, I had requested this case for the Kindle Paperwhite, and instead one arrived for the Kindle Fire. Before asking for an exchange, I figured I would check out the quality of the case to see if I wanted to go through the hassle. Turns out I don't. The primary problem is that the case is nearly impossible to open. The instructions are unclear, and when I went to the website address given on the instructions for an installation demonstration video, there was none. The demonstration video on the Amazon item page is useless. The first step is supposedly removing the outer bumper by "pealing" back one of the corners. It seemed to be impossible without crushing the case or cracking the clear cover, so I never got beyond that. I'm very content with the official Kindle Paperwhite case I have now, since I don't plan on going swimming with my Kindle. Another problem I can see with the case is that the clear covering is very shiny, which would cause terrible reflections. That added to the many other comments about the difficulty of installing the device in the case (not to mention removing it) gives me no desire to try this brand again with an actual Paperwhite version.
3717793
After receiving this about 3 months ago, I finally got around to trying to install an SSD in this case. This case was highly recommended in Maximum PC earlier this year - so I did not anticipate the problems. The installation turned out to be a real pain - and I dissatisfied with the result.
As others have mentioned - the large screws provided attached the drive to an internal mounting plate to hold the drive connectors engaged. But when you go to install the four (4) small screws in the sides of the case the alignment is not always perfect. It is difficult to get the screws started. If you are not extemely careful and lucky, the screws will bend the internal threaded tabs back rather than engage the threads. The only recourse when this happens is to remove the other screws that have already been installed, take the case apart and bend the tabs back into position. At one point - I was afraid that I had stripped the threads on one of the tabs. But after disassembling - I found it had only been an alignment problem.
TIP 1: There is a small piece of polyfoam included with the case, Place the foam on top of the drive. This allows you to squeeze the case covers for alignment, and the foam makes it spring back. This helps in alignment.
When you finally finish - you have a great looking, and fast external drive.
1671661
Simply put, its a case with lots of flaws. To avoid the hassle of returning, I tried to customize my case. The openings were not in sync with the tab. I even had to create an opening in the case top half to insert my headset. Its missing an opening for the camera, so you have to remove the tab in order to use, which for me defeats the purpose for a case.

Buyers beware, its cheaper but don't expect it to last.
775453
The case isn't bad at all.  I can't say the same for quality control where they are manufactured though.  I purchased this for my son at Christmas because he had purchased all the parts to build a new pc.  The FIRST one that was shipped to me was defective.  The ports in the front of the pc were defective.  You couldn't even get the USB connector completely in.  Not sure how that got through QA.  They promptly sent me another case without a hassle.  So we took all the parts out of the old case and installed them into the new case.  To my disbelief the USB ports and the Audio ports on the front of this case didn't work.  By now it was a couple weeks past Christmas and my sons computer still wasn't up to par(He likes to use a headset that requires a USB port and both headphone and microphone jack to use).  We didn't send the second one back but instead kept it so he could play his games.  I eventually went with a different company and we gutted the computer and moved the parts to another case once again.  In the process of doing so the cables that connect to the circuit board for the USB and audio ports in the front of the case came out.  I realized that they weren't installed snugly and just came loose(QA?).  I reinstalled the cable and put the guts from my PC into the case and the ports on the front worked.  So all in all it wasn't a loss.

Another thing is that the USB ports on the front aren't made by the highest standards.

The blue light in the front fan is annoyingly bright if you have this computer in your room like I do.  Definately lights the room up at night.  Easy fix is just to power it down or put it to sleep but that means no overnight downloads or late night updates unless you want to deal with the light.  Will replace it eventually.

There is no room to put any other fans in this case.  One in the front and one in the back.  My motherboard runs around 40C, CPU 30C and GPU 30C under a normal load though.

Wire Management is kind of difficult.  Ended up with a semi rats nest.  Can't really hide too many cables.

Power Supply is at the top of the case.

All in all its not bad for what u pay.  The thing that rubbed me the worst was the fact that both cases had issues.  It was my sons first build and looking back, maybe i should have got him a different case but he definitely knows how to take a computer apart and put it back together now lol.
2473257
I was so excited to find a clear case from Otterbox for my iPhone 5S.  I love the look of a clear case, but cheaper versions have left me disappointed, so I "splurged" for the Otterbox Symmetry in clear/black.  Unfortunately, I am not happy with this case either, and am returning it.  The case arrived in an open plastic sleeve within a cardboard shipping box that was not sealed shut.  Every Otterbox product I've ordered before has been in an Otterbox package, so this was unusual, but I proceeded with installing the case on my phone.  As advertised, this is a one-piece case, that covers the back and sides of your phone.  The material is so rigid and the case so tight, I had real difficulty getting it on my phone.  I have a thin plastic screen protector on the phone, and it was difficult to get the edges of the screen protector under the edges of the case - it was that snug.  The case initially pushed the screen protector edges up and away from the screen, so tucking them in was essential to keep the protector in place on the screen. After installation I noticed several scratches inside the back of the clear case.  I honestly don't know if these were already on the case, or happened during the difficult installation (I followed the instructions provided with the case), but either way, this ruined the entire purpose of having a clear case.  I removed the case, with great difficulty (I was very concerned I was going to break the phone, prying the case off - it was that hard to remove (again, following provided directions)), hoping the scratches would wipe off, but no luck.  I'm back in my Otterbox 2-piece Commuter case now.  Definitely not as sleek or pretty, but a better fit.
3909914
I can't even put my hard disk inside, and thus I have to leave the case open
4334379
I'm pretty sure I got a defective case.  It won't stay on my computer properly.  However, my friend's kuzy cases are awesome.  I'm going to try to get a for the broken product
1401003
The case itself is very nice especially for this price, with one critical flaw that makes it useless: It doesn't fit (just barely).

Since other reviewers seem to be commenting on fit variation issues (e.g. some reporting the case is too loose), it sounds like the manufacturer has a terrible quality control process and is shipping a lot of cases way off spec. If you get lucky, yours just might fit, but it's a gamble.

More details: The bottom of the sleeve just a few millimeters less the thickness it needs to be to actually fit over the bottom of the camera. As a result, trying to screw it in all the way causes the rear lip of the sleeve to press against the display smashing it upwards dangerously, so I didn't try to force it (scary, as this might have even damaged my camera). I tried everything to see if I could extend the lip, but the bottom just doesn't have enough depth.
3761165
I received this case today with high hopes of replacing my LifeProof Fre for my iPhone 6. Unfortunately this ended up not being the case after less than a day of use. As many others commented, there are multiple flaws with this case originating in design and quality control.

From the start: very nice packaging with a premium quality. Easy installation. Screen clarity on par with LifeProof. Then to toggling the mute switch. Stiff, and unresponsive? A quick removal of the case to ensure I installed properly. Sealed up and then the mute toggle works, with a fair amount of pressure the switch, although not as sensitive as the Fre, it works. Onto unscrewing the headphone jack cover. Extremely difficult and once finally open, the threads try not to align properly to allow me to close. Minor gripes for now. Test phone calls proved the audio to be excellent. The other party heard me clearly and I heard them without issue. A small, barely noticeable gap between the screen protector and phone causes a minutely annoying pop around edges when typing. But overall a plus. Until later in the day, when the mute switch stopped responding. After three or four reinstalls the mute toggle seems to not work at all, and there is a small deposit of black plastic around the switch where the toggle itself seemed to be filing down at the mute switch in hopes of working. So about a 1 in 20 success ratio of getting the switch to toggle. Then I notice the crack starting in the case from removal. Single digit reinstalls, and the case is breaking down. So it's going back.

Which is a shame, because I desperately wanted this case to be the last phone case I'd buy. But sadly, it didn't even last me a day, which is a new record for my pile of discarded cases.
2237736
Looks great, but there are fitment issues. Once the case is snapped closed, the two edges are not flush together and there is some space in between. It makes the case feel cheap. Kepuch, is this normal?
4376837
Need to focus on quality control.  I received a defective case with one corner and bottom side get in the way of ipad viewing screen.
736645
Bad experience, something broke when I was installing, and it's to low for my expectations
3096124
Hard to install on an HTPC case. The mounting screws have to screw into the filter housing from inside the case, through the case fan. I will figure out the correct screw length at my leisure and post my findings when complete. Trouble is, my case fan is screwed to the case from the outside, not inside and there are four recessed screw holes on the outside of the case, making the fan mounting screws flush with the case.
I think I will have to use a black silicon rubber to mount the filter housing and fill in the gaps and color match my case. I do like the design otherwise, the housing pops open and you can remove the filter, wash it, let it dry and reinstall. I'm thinking it will be worth the effort to get the installation right and keep much dust out of my PC's interior.
1298771
The outer shell doesn't quite fit flush with the soft liner along the bottom after multiple attempts with various techniques. Neither the audio port cover nor the power port cover close at all. They merely flop over the ports half open at all times. Will probably just cut them off. The case looks good and feels good otherwise. Phone looks/feels protected with surprisingly little bulk.
2171110
While installing the first case, the plastic snapped. The thin rubber strip at the bottom also didn't sit correctly. The new case arrived and the thin rubber strip still doesn't fit - it sits loosely outside of the hard case right below the button. I also noticed this problem on a friend's iphone otterbox. Seems to be a problem on all of them.