I hate how you have to remove the front bezel from the case to remove the side-panel. I don't really understand this design concept. I always feel that front bezels aren't as strong as they could be and removing them over and over just makes me wonder how long the tabs will last. Also, if you are tweaking, some machines force you to deal with bare switches that are often recessed into the panel and your fingertips may get cut on the sharp metal when restarting or powering up. I will say that CasEdge has dealt with that issue.
All bare switches have good clearance from the metal of the frame.
Call me what you want The other issue is that the top and right-side panels are riveted on. This makes it more difficult to add your blowhole on the top. I like the In Win S500's all-access style better. The 3400's interior was nice and shiny while the LX734A's is dull and slightly less polished. One thing that you will notice when looking inside this case is the amount of metal used.