Internal Features Continued

     Included is all of the hardware to install your motherboard and hard drives, but that is the only time you are going to need to use a screwdriver.  Sansun has made the rest of the case toolless.  Thumbscrews hold the side panels on.

The optical drives are held in place by these drive locks.

The card slots have locks too.

     Removing the bottom drive cage reveals a spot for an 80mm intake fan.  However, the only fan that is included is the fan installed on the side panel.

The side fan comes with an adjustable shroud to let you focus the air directly onto the CPU.

Conclusion

     The Bat case from Sansun is a solidly built, steel case.  It features a unique design that will guarantee your case isn't going to look like everyone else.  The case has some nice features for a $70 case.  Tool-less entry, removal of cards and optical drives are a major bonus and once you install the hard drives into the cages the cages can be removed without tools as well.  The only downside is for $70 I would expect a cheapo power supply at least.  Nothing fancy, just something to power a basic setup.  I would also expect more fans to be included, at least one intake in the front and one exhaust in the rear.  For $70, this is a very nice case and you won't be disappointed in the quality.