I have no complaints, I wanted a small form factor but not microscopic. I am trying to sort out some USB3 port issues but I don't think it has anything to do with the the Cooler Master parts, more likely my motherboard and/or drivers. It looks nice and tidy.

Got this for a virtualbox build. Perfect size, easy to hide on my entertainment center.

Nice build quality,looks good, perfect for my NAS build, raid 1 so I did not require a lot of hdd capacity. I run a 120mm and a 80mm case fan plus a small cpu fan and the unit is really quiet in operation.I also use a pico psu, so there is plenty of air space to keep everything cool.

The Cooler Master Elite 110 was released over 2 years ago, but it remains strong as a top contender for the best mini-ITX chassis out on the market to this day. Cooler Master was very

Very, very nice cube for htpc

Its not plastic case,very sturdy,looks perfect under tv

Too bright led at the front power button(can be easily unconnected or dimmed using a sticky tape :) If use a none modular psu useless cables takes a lot of space; if u use a lot of cd/dvd there is no space inside for drive

I chose this case because it was the smallest case I could find that would fit a normal PSU and a powerful graphics card. For that purpose it really does its job well. The case has been made as tiny as I could imagine while still being able to fit all the components needed.

One of the best chasis for the small form factor range.ITX

I purchased this on sale back when it was a shell shocker. Had I paid full price for it, I might be disappointed by its limitations. As it stands, it works well with a small power supply and Pentium CPU, and a full size GPU. I've been able to play older title games with good detail

I've had this case for over 2 years and finally decided to build it out; I love that you can put a large video card and power supply in this unit; I also like that it gives you the option to install an optical drive.

It's not the smallest mITX case out there, but that's a factor of it's expandability; Also, cable management sucks if you have a non-modular power supply; I ended up hiding cables in the optical bay as well as under the hard drive cage.

At the beginning of this review, I wondered whether the Elite 110 represents a Goldilocks zone of small-form-factor PCs. Is it just right At only $49.99 , the Elite 110 offers a lot of value for the money. Despite its low price, the case doesn't feel cheap.

As the popularity and availability of small form factor PC components continues to grow, more companies are coming out with new enclosures that support this expanding market. Today, we are taking a detailed look at Cooler Master's latest entry into the mini-ITX arena; the Elite 110 case.

; Compact case with clean styling; Front mesh grill with vents on both sides and top; Supports the latest mini-ITX motherboards; Quiet 120mm intake fan included; Locations for two optional 80mm case fans; Support for 120mm radiator liquid-cooling; Supports full size ATX power supply (up to 180mm...

Opening on the bottom of the front bezel could let dust in