These are a nice touch in dusty areas, as no one likes opening a case to a mouthful of dead skin and hair. The power and reset buttons are located almost dead center vertically but a bit left horizontally and have a nice feel. The left side panel is held on by two large thumbscrews while the top and right panels have conventional Phillips-head screws. The panels have several ridges for grip and a bent-out lip for easier removal. Once this is moved back several inches it comes straight off.
Installation is equally simple.
Removing a single screw on the back-outside and pushing down while applying pressure on the rear of the case removes it. Two of the 3- bays mount in a bay directly below the power supply. The cage at the front of the case can hold four drives and is removable with a little work. The front fan point also houses a speaker and wire keep. It s rather large as a result and could easily be removed if you prefer mounting fans directly to the metal.