Any Experience With Sigma Cases?

[jmwpom3]

I've been looking at cases for my next build and have come accross alot of Sigma cases that look really interesting to me. They all seem to have side panels that fold down from the top as opposed to sliding off or out or what have you. This includes the side with the MB mounting plate. It looks like a great idea for building/upgrading as you can just pull that panel down and get an unhindered look at the MB and components as opposed to contorting your hand and fingers inside the case with a mini mag lite in your teeth to see what the hell you're doing.

Anyway, back to the question:
Has anyone used any of these and what kind of feedback could you give me on them: Sigma Unicorn is the main one I've been looking at but I think they have a few more with the same features - the side panels folding down and toolless drive bays.

edit - The Raidmax Smilodon has the same kind of thing going on so it's also in my list

 

[jmwpom3]

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[JohnnyLucky]

Doesn't look like you're going to get any comments. That should be a fairly good indicator that Sigma is not popular with the regular posters. Usually they comment about Antec, CoolerMaster, ThermalTake, Lan-Li, and several other brands popular with gamers.

 

[Feroz_54]

Hi, I have a Smilodon extreme black edition case which is identical to the Sigma unicorn case except for astetics on the outside and fan color on the inside , wheni bought the smilodon It was becasue of the flip down sides and all the tooless hype, but if you dont want to have a maglite stuch between your teeth whilst working in the case i suggest buying a full tower such as coolermaster haf 932 FULL TOWER which is great value and slightly more expensive but worth it ,save yourself the hassel of limited space for wiring and addition of aftermarket coolers because there just not enough comfort space to be happy and neat.