It is unclear who this case is aimed at. Thermaltake has taken several opportunities to convey to us that the Element series is aimed at the professional user. This includes the theme on the packaging. Thus, I was surprised to read the short list of features, which clearly goes after the gamer market for midrange cases. This same problem is apparent in the feature set of the Element T.
You can stuff six hard drives into the case on one hand, but there are missing features like a Firewire or eSATA connector up front. Then you get red LED lighting and a locking system for your cables, but loose expansion slot covers which cannot be secured at all. That results in a case which will leave you wanting more, no matter what type of user you are. The Element T has a solid frame and when filled with fans should offer exceptional cooling quality, but this is offset by a low quality front. All this makes it hard to recommend the Element T, as we aren't satisfied neither from the gamer aspect nor the professional's point of view.