I purchased this as a gift & when it arrived the product head several dents in it. The product was also missing parts or not properly installed. I honestly wouldn't even give a 1 star review

I purchased this case as it met all my requirements and several online reviewers also confirmed what I was after. The case itself it great to build with. Lot's of room and reasonably high quality build as you'd expect from Antec. However, the front ports are not up to the job.

I bought this case in 2012, iirc. At the time it was a pretty good case, but it has not aged well at all compared to other offerings out there. Other brands have popped up and become popular such as NZXT and Fractal that offer a **much** better value at lower price points.

Large grommets and backside opening for cable routing; Uniform coloring (all black); Easily accessible/removable filters for cleaning; Dedicated slots for two SSDs Good space for HDDs USB 3.0 ports Strong magnet to hold the front cover

Somewhat cheap construction; Coming from the P182 this case felt and is definitely cheaper in design and construction than what Antec used to make; Case feet are cheaply made and can easily fall off or break; Front door feels cheap.

Had one for a couple of years, nothing bad to say really. Kept my 4.4GHz 2700K (with a True Spirit 140) and 7970GHz cool, loads of room for everything, quiet, and despite my initial skepticism concerning the fan layout, it worked just fine. CPU maintained a 65C under max load stress tests with ease.

And with that being said today we will be talking a long hard look at the newest member to the family, the P280. The new P280 retains some of the sleek designs we come to love in the older models but once you really get inside the case you can see the many differences in them.

Really nice case I got on bundle sale. My third Antec case. Always happy with Antec quality. Usually build in small cases so is nice to have so much space in this one. Have filters for air into case and for the power supply mounted on bottom of case. Has padded side panel to reduce noise.

Built Solid

Had no top exhaust fan spots

The Case was good...... big with lots of room for air circulation and cable management. Love the window, looks great at night with LED looking out. Only negative which is a preference thing is that, I would have wanted a bit whiter/glossy even to get some finger prints on this bad boy.

The Antec P280 provides loads of features for a price that won't bust your wallet.

Great design; sleek looks; quiet; LEDs that are not super bright; tons of room behind the motherboard tray; space for E-ATX boards with 9 expansion slots; room for 2x SSDs AND 6x HDDs; space for up to 7 120mm fans; room for a 2x120 radiator; rubber case feet; vibration dampers for HDDs; unique SSD...

Could use an extra cable routing hole near the bottom of the motherboard area; cable routing grommets still pop out of the tray; why are the power LED wires shorter than the rest? Knockouts?

Antec's P series of cases have always combined a certain muscular roominess, aimed at pleasing PC enthusiasts who want to pack ALL OF THE THINGS into their systems, with the simple, restrained design of folks who don't necessary want be seen as enthusiasts who want to pack ALL OF THE THINGS into...

Excellant, sturdy Antec quality throughout.

Quiet; Roomy; Good cable managment; Accepts long graphics cards; Great air flow; Includes 3 TwoQuiet fans with place for 4 more; Two in front of drive cage and two behind drive cage.