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I picked this case because I love the look of it, and I had read that it does an exceptional job of cooling. I had ordered a Corsair RM750x PSU, and was concerned about the lateral connector ports, but it worked well in this case, as the PSU is installed on its side. I have plenty of room for my ASRock Steel Legend Radeon RX 9070XT. And my Arctic Freezer 3 fits well on the top. The included hub makes it so you only have to connect to your motherboard one time for fan control and ARGB, and requires a SATA cable from the PSU. The fan cords were all over the place, but it was not that cumbersome to rearrange everything and make it nice and tidy. Antec did a great job! This is a great value!

Nice and light. Air flows amazingly in this case

Huge case with so many build layouts for you to make it your own style. SOOO much room in the back for cable management

Spacious and stylish, well built, panels attach securely and have threaded captive nuts. Fans pre-installed and their wires managed.

So I'll be honest, I haven't built the pc yet. I'm still ordering parts. But I will say this case show up in immaculate condition. It's beautiful, clean, and spacious. I was worried about clearance for my 360MM AIO but after seeing it, I'm confident this will be my favorite build thus far!

Easy cable routing Roomy Airflow Very clean

-Easy to organize cables -cool PSU area -GPU brace for GPU sag -Great air flow

Great airflow. Gorgeous. Quiet.

Pros: - Very sleek monolithic looking case, kind of a retro-futuristic design - SO MUCH EXPANSION! I'm using the 5.25" bays for optical drives, but the options are awesome even if you don't want to use them. The amount of hard drives (both 2.5 and 3.5") you can stuff in this case is absolutely amazing. Not to mention the sheer size, it can pretty much take any Mobo you throw at it. - Dark tempered glass looks awesome with or without RGB lighting behind it - Front IO is fantastic and ready for probably a few years to come - Lots of stuff in the box to get you going, and not too many extras you would have to necessarily order except for maybe some more hard drive cages if you were putting more than 6 in.

- Great build quality. - Ample sound dampening material. - Panels are easy to remove without tools. - The top bar can be fully removed for easy installation access. - Well placed cable channels for clean cable management.

Nice clean white and good air flow

Easy access to everything, great customizable components, everything worked as expected.

-Its a clean case -Very spacious for a m atx case -360mm top rad capable

Just enough room to keep things neat. Room for 12 120mm fans. Atx motherboard and 360mm radiator. 5080 gpu fits perfect. Cable management is great with newer flat or soft style cables. Real wood trim in the front.

- Easy cabeling and great fans. - RGB lights easy to install. Must use sata power from PSU. - Very quiet fans. - Easy to install motherboard and GPU with included screws. - Swing open glass case makes building PC very easy.

Such an great looking and superior in function. This is the pinnacle of desktop enthusiast grade cabinets. I say cabinet....its a full atx case. It has bottom fans. The 2 other compaq and nano do not.

I like the front panel connections om front of case instead of on top

Well built with many options

- everything

I currently own a 216 and was very happy with it. Then I saw this case and read a few reviews. This is a worthy upgrade. My 5700 x3d idles at 39 to 40 degrees and never breaks 60. An Infinity 140 fits in the rear where my 216 would scratch them up. It looks smaller but fits more than the 216. Now it is screaming at me to go for and all white am5 set up. I placed the lain li edge 1000 in it and it is great. I had planned use that in my fish bowl case. It has an included front filter that I had to buy for my 216. It has much better cable management though I am not going to do much until I get my am5 setup ready. For 125.00 for white and 120 for black it is hard to beat and fun to build in. It looks possible to add optic drives in too instead of the hard drive cages which would end my 2nd computer's usage.