External Features

     The Bat case has four 5.25" external drive bays and two 3.5" slots.  This is plenty of room for expansion and what you would expect a mid tower case to have.

     The power button, reset button, USB ports and audio ports are located on the top of the case.  This will come in handy for those of us that like to have our cases sitting on the floor.

     The case does not come with a power supply, but the rear of the case has enough room for 2, 80mm fans or 1, 120mm fan.

     The side panel features the bat wing design along with a bat, cut-out to serve as the handle.  The side panel also has a fan, with an artsy, bat fan guard.

The "eyes" in the bat mask light up.  This is a nifty looking case with them lit up.

Internal Features

     Inside the case is fairly roomy for a mid-tower.  A drawback to this case is the lack of a removable motherboard tray.  With a power supply, a couple of optical drives and some hard drives, the space is going to go away fast.  A removable motherboard tray, would make things a whole lot easier.

     Sansun did make the drive cages removable.  This gives you tons of options.  You can remove the bottom cage to install an intake fan, or to make room for a water cooling system.  Or, if you're just someone that has a lot of hard drives, you can install them all.