Sleek, quiet, but with a little quirk.
584483
Okay, so this hard drive is awesome in just about every way. Of course, the "1TB" is really ~970GB, but that's fine, I expect a slight difference with most of my storage devices. This little beauty is a little bigger around than a deck of cards, but thinner, and of course it's shiny. Its selling point, for my purposes, is that I don't have to plug it into an outlet for it to work. It wins on that front!

Speaking of plugging in to work, you should not plug it into an alternate USB device, but directly into your computer. I tried to use a USB hub and, thank goodness I had two of these, because I had to make sure one wasn't broken, given how it clicked as it ran. Once I freed up a direct USB port into the computer, it was super quiet. So, only plug directly into your computer (laptop, desktop, doesn't really matter) if you don't want it to audibly click as it runs.
4746138
So far, this has been a great HD.  Small, quiet, sturdy and sleek.  Plus it matches the gloss black HP laptops nicely.  Just don't bump it while it's working as that will most likely decrease its lifespan, but that goes for any HD.  The white light is kind of bright, but  not unbearable if faced to the rear.

While I am quite impressed with its looks and functionality, I can't give it 5 stars due to it's slower transfer rate than my Seagate FreeAgent drive.  The transfer rate is not gawd-awful, but it is noticeably slower, perhaps because it is USB powered.  I'm not the one to hang around when transferring huge files anyway, so I just come back later and it's done.
3195386
Quiet and attractive.  A little pricey, but I guess you get what you pay for.
1282588
I like this cooler--it works well, very quiet, nice angle. My only objection is it is the back is not entirely closed-the top edge sticks out from the top and curls down to your lap, leaving the plastic edge to dig into your legs. Without that, it would be perfect. It's still usable on your lap, but not as comfy as it could be.
3247674
It cools the CPU well, but the pump does make more noise than I was expecting. It's not obscenely loud, but if you are looking to make a silent build you may want to look elsewhere.
4662210
This is a nice little case, with no nasty surprises.

The outermost shell is plastic, but with a metal mesh underneath. That mesh is exposed in several areas to allow air intake, but having the mesh continue under the plastic helps with heat dissipation and provides some extra strength.

I paired this case with a fanless CPU/motherboard (ECS Elitegroup KBN-I/2100), so the whole thing is silent and unobtrusive. The included (external) AC-DC adapter is almost silent, too - you can only hear it hum if you put it up to your ear.

It's quite a tight fit inside - cables will have to be folded & squeezed carefully into place - but that's to be expected from a mini-ITX case.

My only complaint is that I had to trim some metal off the drive tray before it would clear the top of my RAM's heat-spreaders. There are no options as to how or where you mount that drive tray, and there's nowhere else to mount a 2.5" drive. Apart from that minor oversight, it's an excellent little case.
1757806
I've had it for a few months now and haven't any issues with it. It's quiet and doesn't take up too much room.
2179516
Sleek design and does exactly what I need it to
2745996
I want to give it 5 stars, but can't. It's small and compact, yet has a good amount of airflow. It's also offers a good balance between quiet and white noise (I use it in my baby's nursery). However, it will occasionally rattle as if the blade is unbalanced. Makes a pretty annoying sound, like a card in bike spokes, so I have to shut it off. Sometimes it shakes loose and goes back to normal, but I need it to be more reliable.
2140638
Really nice, for an inexpensive case, with a few caveats... The space behind the motherboard is very narrow and there isn't a hole to route the power supply  (4 or 8 pin) cable to the motherboard when running the cable behind the motherboard to reduce cable clutter. The overall design is clean and functional and I replaced the fans with much better Corsair fans and that helped reduce the noise. The motherboard standoffs were excellent and the toolless drive bays really worked well. I still used a few small screws to secure the DVD drive, but I always do that. Circulation is excellent and the two systems I built are both overclocked Intel systems with the AIO liquid CPU cooler and 120mm radiator and fan mounted on the rear opening. I was very impressed with the quality and functionality of this case, especially considering the low price!
3126461
It's quiet. The quietest fan in my rig, even when I crank it all the way up. The rubber on the corners seems a bit unnecessary, but whatever. It's a dope fan, still zero problems all this time later.
1591448
Installation took minutes.  I like the sleek look of the  low profile design. With that said, it doesn't keep the rain out much, but give and take right?  The in track design also helps with outside noise.
3548038
The first Chassis that came from Amazon had its front bay that houses the door completely detached from the rest of the case, well broken.
2nd one came with a faulty High/Low fan switch. It wouldn't switch back to high after pressing low. wasn't a huge deal.
The top fan on both cases were a bit noisy as it makes contact with the chassis sometimes. There is not much clearance, but the fact that the chassis is sitting on top of the crappy built-in carpet of my apartment might also be adding to the imbalance of the fan.

Otherwise it is sturdy. I liked the fact that you can disassemble all the bays. I've installed Thermaltake Water 3.0 Extreme on top with ease.
The fan controller at the back of the case is pretty useful. Though not ideal, I was able to tidy up all the cables and hide them nicely.
Buttons are nicely lit with blue color and usb 3/2 port are useful. I could have lived without the dual doors really, but I was more so sold on the modular concept.
4931797
Nicely designed.  However the low fan speed provides very little airflow and that is why it is "whisper quiet".  The high fan speed is great and while not "whisper quiet" is fine as white noise and there is very little vibration on the desk surface.
1915276
Looks great, nicely built with one issue.  The top was too long and interfered with my motherboard.  A little grinding with a cutoff wheel fixed the problem.  There was no reason for the upper cage to be so long.  The fan is quiet and does move a fair amount of air.  The blue light looks cool and makes it easy to tell when my son has left his computer on.  It would be nice if it came in white to match the computer case, but the silver looks OK.
3570148
I purchased the bronze version for an extra classy look.
I can say this finish is quite nice, and adds to the aesthetic appeal greatly, worth the extra 3 dollars in my opinion.

The fan itself is pretty quiet.
It has a single speed, and turns on via a flip switch on the back.

The bend that supports it on the back end has a single rubber slider that gives it balance and is easy to adjust if it gets bumped out of balance.

It blows a pretty nice, steady air stream.
More than enough to keep a nice breeze in your face if you're about 2-3 ft away from it and it's facing your head.

This is much nicer than similarly priced fans and I'd absolutely replace it if I had to.

It is powered by USB and can be powered either directly from a laptop or by a hub as well as a monitor that has a USB port.

It's sized just above average for a desk fan but totally worth it. Smaller fans have to spin at a higher RPM to generate the same amount of air, thus being much louder (I had a smaller one that I had to get rid of because it annoyed my cube-mate at work.
724059
Works fine. Quiet, switches well. Only thing I have ended up missing is no lights to indicate pressed/not pressed state. May not be an issue for some people (if you are facing your amp, for example...mine is in a rack behind me). Construction is solid, but if you need lights, might look elsewhere.