Summary: Enclosure and matched power supply are just what I wanted for quiet home office operation. Some of the plastic front filler panels near the DVD reader mounting were a...
Summary: What can I say, this is the case I always come back to. I have built computers with the Sonata I, Sonata II, and the Sonata III and I have loved everyone of them.
Summary: This case works great! My processor runs 15-20 C cooler with this case than it did with my old case. I don't see what many people are saying about the fan being loud on...
Summary: I have three of these now, purchased over a period of 5 years, and won't buy any other case. I've tried others trying to save a few bucks, but I keep coming back to the...
"Excellent case for low-noise & low-to-medium heat uses."
SunnyDanSan, CNET
14 November 2011
Pros: Quiet. Great drive mounting. Softer lights (compared to prior generations of Sonata). Adequate PSU for most applications. Excellent heat dispersal for low-to-medium de...
Cons: The 17-ish-inch tall case feels a bit tight when wiring, compared to some of the 20-inch tall options (when using a full ATX board). Not the best case for multi-GPU hi...
Summary: I am a first-time builder, and the machine I was previously using was housed in a Sonata III case. Since that case worked well in my old XP box, I decided to buy a new...
Quiet, sleek, cool operation and reasonable room to work
Joe in Los Angeles, Amazon
2 February 2011
Summary: I built one system with this and then bought another to build one for my son. It is billed as a mid-range case, I'm not sure what else they add to the high end.
Summary: It's a great mid tower case, sleek looking, has pretty much everything a normal user would want. You have the option of installing an additional case fan by the hard...