Xigmatek Aquila ABS Micro-ATX Mini Tower Computer Case CCD-14ABW-U01

Anyone looking to downsize but not sacrific horse power and storage space should look at this case. I absolutely love it!! I built it to replace my existing workstation from a Quad Core APU to an 8-Core 16GB monster. Outfitted with an FX8300 CPU, Sapphire Radeon HD5450 video card, 250GB OCZ SSD and EVGA 450w PSU running Windows 10 Pro. Excellent airflow which, plenty of cable management and I'm just very impressed with the build quality. Plenty of room to build in as well. Many smaller cases can be a pain to build in, but this Xigmatek is perfect. I'm so impressed... I'm considering using this case as my next home system build. I don't need a full ATX system anymore.Great smaller case. A tad bigger than what I was expecting but has plenty of space for your parts. Check it out... you won't be disappointed.

its an awesome case. but its a nightmare to workwith, didnt comewith all screws or motherboard spacers! and the back was bent in on both sides

This case is fantastic. Stylish, and room for a pretty powerful PC build. My main gripe, though, is that the instructions that come with the case are absolutely useless. This was my 3rd PC build, so I knew enough to figure it out over time. However, if this is your first PC build, expect to be spending a lot of time confused.Still, I highly recommend this case.

I got this case for attaching a core i7 computer to my big screen TV. I didn't want noisy fans and yet needed good air flow. With space for 4 hdds under the motherboard, good cable management, and the ability to take a full height/length graphics card, this is a great case for a Micro-ATX mobo. I'd consider using it for a department/small business server node. Noone could complain.

The case is cool, but the tag in the front was off in the bag when i got it.

Great case. Fits full size PSU. Will get another when I build an HTPC.

Pros:Nice appearance, sleek, all blackPlenty of room for components: very easy installThe only good tool-less PCI cover I've seenHandles are plastic, but able to carry my computer with themNice airflow designTool-less HDD cage in the left half of the case is very accessible.Mesh filters on the front, top and bottom. (Top and bottom easily removable)Horizontal motherboard layout reduces strain on pci slotsCons:Didn't like the stock fans. If you want to replace the front fan, make sure it isn't too thick. Bought a CoolerMaster fan and it didn't fit. My own fault, but be warned.Power button feels squishy.Top filter bends upward, allowing dust in.To clean the front filter, you must remove the entire front of the case. Make sure you leave extra slack on the header cables to accommodate this.This box is not worth the current $150 price point, get it cheaper or consider other cases such as the Corsair Carbide, NZXT S340, Bitfenix Prodigy M, AeroCool DS-Cube (this is probably the most similar case), or some of the Fractal Design cases.Long story short, at the ~$70 I paid for it, completely worth it. At $150...weigh your options.

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