The Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower Case has the same features that are common with most Nikao cases, such as the ample hard drive space, stealthed CD-ROM face plates as well as a unique front bezel. The F-1’s bezel with the two bubble lights adds a flair that a few cases have and the ON/OFF switch allows the user to have come control over the lighting features. The interior has enough fan locations to keep the interior cool and is spacious enough for a small file server with the seven 3.5" bays available. The lack of a removable motherboard tray or including a power supply is a bit disappointing, but as previously noted the F-1 is a budget case and the addition of these features would raise the price significantly. The heart in the center of the front emblem doesn't make this case feel masculine in anyway and this product is more suited for a female audience. I'll be handing this case off to a female friend who has some intended plans for it. We plan on replacing the tri-LED fan with a quad-blue, as well as add a few more front and back. Painting the chassis blue and adding the Nexus NXP-301 light and fan controller should round out what is planned. We may even go as far as changing the window shape, but that is still in the idea stage. Overall, I think the Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower Case has potential, albeit, limited in what one can achieve with it without losing any part of the original theme. Overall, I'm rating the Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower a 7 out of 10 and would recommend this product a simple but effective pre-modified budget case. If you have any questions regarding this review be sure to visit the Nikao/Tradex Information Technology website for more information or discuss them in our forums.