From all angles this case looks good, and the front is certainly no exception to their claims of ‘quiet sophistication'. It is extremely reflective as can be seen in the images.
The case is finished in a very glossy piano black, while it looks sophisicated, it does show up fingerprints and dirt very clearly.
A close-up of the inputs on the front of the case reveal 2*USB 3.0 and 2*USB 2.0 ports, as well as speaker/headphone and a microphone jack.
The top of the case has a grill that you might think would fit a nice 140mm fan or larger, unfortunately as this case has the PSU mounted at the top this is infact an intake for the PSU fan.
The back of the case has the PSU positioned at the top, with a fan, I/O panel and a typical 7 expansion bays. Antec have included a controller to adjust the speed of the fan.
While we don't always comment on the feet at the bottom of the case, we were very impressed with those included on this chassis. Unlike other cases they don't feel like they are going to fall off with rough handling. They also dampen vibrations and hold the chassis steady on a variety of surfaces.