Aesthetic, economic, but noisy

[Update of 06.25.2013]: After 1 year of use, I certainly withdraw it the title of "silent". The SFX power supplied quickly unbearable, and I ended up replacing it with a Be Quiet 300W SFX, still audible but much more discreet, and has an exhaust fan limiting the temperature in the housing.
The price of the case becomes much less competitive with competitors such as Lian Li and his PCQ03B, so I also removed one star.

[Comment of origin]
A good metal case (unlike the product description, only the façade is plastic).
Supplied with a rather silent 300W power supply, it can accommodate up to 2 hard drives 3 1/2 and a reader / writer whose length will not exceed 17cm.
Comes with screws, adapter disc 2 1/2, and angled SATA cable (required for the optical drive)
The motherboard is easily installed by removing the power supply, and the original cooler of my Core i3 goes just height once the power supply replaced.
Provide high standard memory cards (ban overcome a radiator strips, they shall not pass)

Negative points:
- Of access hatch to the USB ports / Jack facade that seems quite fragile
- No case of ventilation; despite the side vents, the CPU heats up quickly when blown, and the cooler is to hear then. An exhaust fan, as the power supply, would have been welcome
- No front USB3

Positives:
- Very pretty, with its glossy appearance is his blue power LED
- Up to 2 ports possible extension for PCIe
- SFX power supplied to size
- The very mini price !!