It's a solid case but someone who has owned the Antec 300 this case offers nothing new and brings a plethora of disadvantages. Firstly:the original Antec 300 has a compartment behind the hard drives where you can place all of your excess cables, this doesn't have this and you are forced to tie the...

The Antec Three Hundred , now that was a good budget chassis, wasn't it? The original dates back all the way to April 2008, but after a slight revision here and a little tweak there, it continues to serve a purpose almost four years later.

The Antec Three Hundred Two Case has a stylish appearance, excellent build quality, has plenty of drive bays, up to 6 fans can be installed, large hole on motherboard tray, cable management and much more. If you're in the market for an affordable mid-tower case, you found it!

I bought this case locally for $40. I initially had an issue with the power switch not working but Antec customer service sent me a replacement super fast at no charge. This case keeps everything nice and cool with SP120s all around (5 of them total.

A lot of space; Tool-less drive bays; 6 fan mounting locations; Room for a lot of 3.5" HDDs Can hold a fairly large video card; Front USB 3 Plenty of room for cable management

The 2 SSD mounting locations are in wonky spots; (behind motherboard on other side of the case and on the bottom near psu) Only 140mm vent up top (with switched fan included) and not 220mm for a decent radiator

2 Flares 2 Flares × Antec are a company who are continually adapting and improving their product range. Today we are looking at the Three Hundred Two, an update to the popular Three Hundred released way back in 2008.

In the realm of low dollar cases and by this I would say the sub-$75 category is where this applies, it is really tough to find more than three or four choices for more than the same concept of cases from a bygone era with a new shirt on and a haircut.

I love it when a company continues to improve on a great design instead of throwing the baby out with the bathwater every few years. I don't see any changes for cost cutting, only to make it better. There is no flimsy, iffy, flashy nonsense about this case.

Nice case, lots of room. Fits GTX 660 with no problem. Added couple more fans for additional air, but nice and quiet. Had older 300 case, this is more user friendly, easier to work with.

Good case, good air flow, quiet fans; Cabling is easy and lots of room; Drives are easy to install

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I honestly can't fault this case. It comes with a top 140mm fan and a rear mounted 120mm fan, both of which have high/low speed switches on the rear of the case. As well as that, you can mount two more on the front, one on the side for the graphics card and one on the other side to cool the rear of...

Very easy build, very well designed. ALMOST tool-less - you still need a screwdriver to install cards. The result is very satisfying - the computer looks great and works very well. My CPU, graphics card, and motherboard temps are 10-15 degrees cooler than my old case (a Sonata I). P.S.

- Great price - Great cable management - Fan mounts on every side - Looks really good - it has a certain understated elegance - With 9 fans (including 1xCPU; 2xGraphics card; and 1xPSU); it is still relatively quiet - Built-in fan controller and dust filters

- Only 4 cable ties supplied - Not very informative instruction manual - be prepared to wing it