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This case was a pleasure to build. I looked at a lot of cases and for the price this was at the top of my list. The only draw back was the cable management. I had a little trouble getting the cables arranged to be able to close the side door. But it worked. the air flow is so good that the fans on my GPU hardly turn on.

-Solid build quality without weighing a ton -Full length basement for PSU or HDDs -Every panel designed to be easily removed, but stay put when assembled -Absolute top-notch airflow -Might sound strange, but the power button has a hefty click to it which I found to be a nice surprise

I really like this case. It's solid, heavy, well-built. The wire management and power supply cover really make it look clean on the inside. I'm not running any of the fans. I'm just letting the heat passively rise up and out of the huge vent on top of the case. I have zero issues with overheating.

This case is really nice and for sure has a lot of room for what I built. It is also whisper quiet. I like that the side panel is actual glass and not cheap plastic. The wood grain in the front is real wood and looks amazing. I also like that the feet on it are fixed. Cable management was just fine for my set up.

Small size, high compatibility with large air coolers, multiple storage options and atx psu support, and large gpu support.

- unique from the fish tank cases - highlights components better

Good cable management. RGB not to flashy.

I've been an Antec fan, but this Phantek definitely changed my mind especially what you're getting for the price. Don't get me wrong, Antec's are top-notch too, but can get pricey on their server models. This Phantek is BIG and has plenty of room. I wanted a larger case to fit my DVD burners. It was the main reason I bought this case. I also wanted one that didn't have all the useless clear-window and RGB bling. I don't want or need a case that looked like the Vegas strip at night, or cause an Epileptic seizure! This Phantek fit the bill nicely. This case has lots of easy slide-out trays for your hard drives and accessories. More than I'll ever use. Everything is painted or plated too. Not one bare spot on it, or at least I haven't found any yet. Neat Velcro wire straps too. Nice touch. And this thing is ULTRA quiet! Even with the sides off, I can't hear the fans unless I stick my head inside of it. Not even the CPU or AIO cooler fans. Some people's reviews of cases complain about the fan or AIO noise, so either they have Superman's hearing, or I'm deaf! This is the quietest case I've ever owned. The front intake fan is huge (200mm) and the rear one is 140mm. My CPU sits at 38c at idle. - While reading reviews on cases, one of the biggest questions I ran into is: Will a 420 AIO fit this case? YES and NO.. well, sorta. It depends on what motherboard you have (read on). I installed an Arctic Liquid Freezer 3 in this case. The 420 bolts in nicely up top, but you'll lose the top CD/DVD bay. The radiator will get in the way, or at least mine did. I didn't care as I only needed 2 slots for my DVD drives. The second and biggest problem I had using the 420 cooler in this case is the two 8-pin power connector sockets on my Asus Rogue Strix Z790E sit right next to one of the AIO fans so you can't snap them into place. I had to perform some clever surgery on the fan blade, fan frame and power cord connector in order for it to snap on. You could probably remove the clip on the power connector, but you take the chance of it coming out of the motherboard socket. In the end it worked well and you can't tell unless you know where to look. BE ADVISED: If you happen to use the Asus Strix motherboard or have one with the same connector issue, REMOVE the fan from the cooler before you start trimming. You don't want to chance damaging the radiator or motherboard. And if you happen to mess up notching the fan, it's far cheaper to replace than the entire cooler. It also wouldn't be a bad idea to get a spare fan before you start. They're cheap (unless it's a Noctua) ;) . A few other mistakes I made was (1) installing the motherboard first before the cooler. You can't get a 420 cooler installed afterwards, or not with my Asus Strix board. So out came the motherboard. The next mistake I made was not noticing this power connector problem after I got the cooler and motherboard in. It wasn't until I had almost everything hooked up before I noticed the connectors wouldn't fit. Oops. So... more rework ughhh.. Lesson learned. PRE-CHECK everything! Once the fan blade and housing was notched and connector trimmed, all went well. My new gaming PC screams and is quiet as a mouse. ! Time will tell how well it lasts and performs. I wold definitely buy this case again and highly recommend it to those who want plenty of room and want old-school CD/DVD drives or similar accessories.

It comes with 3 fans and it has tempered glass on 2 sides.

It's light. The magnetic dust filters are a nice feature. Lots of fan mount points. For a small case it has a good layout to squeeze in a big video card. One USB-C and two USB 3.2 Type-A is all the connectivity I need up front. It's designed to stand on rubber feet vertical or horizontal.

Needed a second PC for streaming, editing, etc. and didnt want a bunch of RGB so the diy-PC mATX-06 black and wood case was a no brainer for a stealth build and keeping the cost down. Highly recommend for a wine look on a beer budget.

Beautiful ascetics with premium functionality. Exceptional airflow for great thermals. Well thought out cable management features and super simple to build in.

Has an amazing setup guide that truly guides you through every panel and how to go about what to put into the case when

This is a very beautiful case that adds a little something more than the mundane case. It's a little hard to find some wallpapers for it, and it did take me a minute to set up. But the more I get used to it, the better it gets. It's an aesthetic case that takes a bit more work than a normal to get value from it, but it's worth the effort if you're going to put the extra screen to good use

-slick design -spacious -easy to read instructions and goodies included in a box not a bag.

Easy to take off panels, very spacious with cables, beautiful tri tempered glass sides