Yeah, the P180 is nice, only problem is that it's heavy and doesn't have a window. And the thick steel is pretty hard to cut if you don't have really good tools.
I have a Lian Li PC-60 plus II in black - perfect case. Room for four opticals, two floppies, 5 hard drives, and 4 case fans (2 x 120, 2 x 80) at the same time. Very sturdy, even though it's made of very light aluminum. Even though it was my first build, it went together pretty easily. Other nifty features are a removable motherboard tray, and it's actually magnetized! Not powerful enough to ruin something, but it's handy as hell if you drop a screw into the case. My only complaint would be that it only included enough hard drive screws to mount two hard drives - and I had three.
My friend has a Coolermaster Centurion 5 - and he says it's great. I got to help him build it, and from what I saw the build quality is comparable to Lian Li cases for about a quarter of the price. I could have gotten it, but I wanted a Lian Li.
I only wish the Lian Li case had tooless drive bays like the Coolermaster, but it's a small complaint when the case is as functional and quiet as it is.