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Good low-cost case. Easy to install. Quality was decent.

This thing is a beast for the price. It's attractive, has included fans and the RGB doesn't need RGB headers on the mobo, so it's great for boards without them. It's light, and surprisingly sturdy. I was able to fit a 650w non-modular PSU in here with only SLIGHT difficulty. It's an unbeatable value.

Easy to build, all channels and openings are convenient. Lighting is beautiful.

This was super easy to build in. Just a standard build with AM4, Ryzen 3500X and a 2070 Super. Everything fits well, and there's room for extra Power Supply cables in the basement. Even stuffing the cables down below doesn't affect the very good cooling in the case. I didn't even need to put a fan in the back for exhaust! The fans are ARGB, so make sure your motherboard has an ARGB header (3 pin)

It was very easy to set up all my parts in this case. Everything fit very nice and there is still a lot of room for parts or extra fans. The rgb on this pc is super clean and really calm. The fans run so quite you can barely hear them as well

Honestly for the price I got it for ($30), it's impossible to beat.

Easiest case to work with. Everything fit and gave the impression of solid high quality components. I really like that the pw/sw connector is already a single module, so you don't have to fiddle with it. Very nice looking case.

Unique design is very aesthetic and is very cool! Despite being an interesting design, the building process really isnt any different than it would be for a normal case. The AIO pump cover is objectively awesome and looks very cool. The RGB is a nice touch, while not being too overbearing. The case feels SOLID. Overall dimensions and weight are actually noticeably slimmer and lighter than the Phanteks g500a, closer to the g360 family.

Simple to work in and cable management is very easy.

Great aesthetics, easy to build in, lots of room for large gpus, easy cable management, pro version has all fans pre-installed, and tempered glass is thick.

+ Excellent case, sturdy well built construction, with focus on aesthetics and airflow. I was very impressed by the amount of space allocated on the back side of the motherboard tray, which allows for easy cable management and channeling. This case features a powder coat finish, rolled edges, I did not detect any sharp edges inside. This case has precision cut metal dust screens an added bonus the screens are easy to remove and reattach thanks to magnetic retention strips along the edges. Shroud covering the power supply and hard drive caddy also provides extra area to tuck and hide any excess cabling, lending to an easy clean look. The tempered glass is a great feature, it adds a perfect window to show off your RGB eye candy components and adds to the overall stability and rigidity of the case. The pane is fairly thin (maybe a little thicker than 1/8th in. thickness), but being tempered it adds strength and safety. The pane attaches by thumb screws which have two rubber grommets on either side of the pane. I did find that the screw shaft itself can make contact with the glass, which is a good reason to only attach the panel when the case is resting on its side to ensure proper alignment. Three front fan mounts for 120 or 140mm fans, and a single rear 120mm fan. Two fan ports on the ceiling and two above the PSU shroud. Also the rear fan mounts are adjustable on linear channels that allows you move the fan a little more than 1 inch up or down (likely for alignment with cpu cooler fans) The included 120mm fans are fairly quiet with no noticeable motor or wobble sounds, but not as quiet as aftermarket fans designed for silence. Highlights: • Mesh front, top and bottom allows optimal airflow for cooling. • Tempered glass side panel • Powder coat finish paint • Pre-mounted motherboard standoffs • Lots of room for cable management • Tool-less Hard Drive caddy. • Dedicated SSD mounting tray. • Includes plenty of zip ties and a few integrated velcro ties make cable management a breeze. • Integrated RGB switch for cycling colors and fades with compatible motherboards.

Looks professional. Everything fit. Air flow is very customizable. You can put a fan anywhere, and if you're really into it, your own foam air guides for maximum clean air flow, and look.

I bought two of these cases and they were very easy to work in and route cables. They look nice despite being so big and the airflow is adequate for my needs.

I love how much airflow this case has, and the amount of space offered. The lights and open viewing angles are what sold me on the case. Also being able to fit a 420mm rad into the case was also awesome. Wire management is also awesome.

fans included w controller, cable managed, lots of room for storage drives

- Really like the size of this atx case. Its not tiny, so the build process is fun and theres plenty of room for your components and proper cable management. Its also not too big, which makes it a good option for using as an HTPC or Steam Machine PC next to a TV (my use case) - The build quality is excellent for the price. - I appreciate the real glass side panel, rather than plastic found on other cheap cases, which scratches very easily. - One of my favorites features is the button on top that turns the RGB fan lighting on and off. Sometimes I want the PC to be in stealth mode while Im watching a show or playing a game. Its great that you can just press this button to turn off the fan lights.

i like it for its easy to build with