This product is such a good gift for anyone with a PC. The product is not expensive at all while giving amazing results. I helped my friend put this together and his computer looks amazing. Easy to control with the remote, even at max fan speeds sounds are not loud at all.

I would definitely recommend getting this case if youre looking for a micro atx! It has great airflow with the ability to place 9 fans and the vents are easy to remove. Its sturdy and has a nice sleek look to it. They also have padded screws to protect the glass that I really like. Very nice case for the price!

Short case, but VERY wide, continuing the trend of more and more space for routing cables and neating things up. If youve built computers from way back, like I have, youll appreciate the extra room that wide cases and modular power supplies offer. This case is good for those who wish to customize, as theres not much here other than the case and cables needed for the power switch, USB, etc. There are no fans included or any other accessories of any sort, and like others have mentioned, no instruction manual, but true PC builder geeks wont need that anyway, and thats the target for this type of case (I assume). Negatives? If you like to add a lot of accessories, a full tower case would be better, and some of the internal hookup and mounting positions are not traditional, so if that bothers you, this may not be your ideal case. Tempered glass, while cool looking, is obviously not as durable as plexiglass or metal, so this is probably not a case to move around a lot. If you read up, study, and know what youre getting, this is a fine, fairly basic case for what it is, so... For what it is, what it does, and what it costs: Five Stars I am the Totally Unbiased Reviewer Dude (T.U.R.D.) and that is how I see it.

Ive been using it for a long time. Successful

Low noice level and easy installation

I was hoping for something a little smaller, more compact, and more desk worthy, but this thing is definitely a little too big. Have to take 2 stars off. See, I was hoping to build a mid-range MicroATX gaming PC, and was hoping to leave the case on my desk, but this is so big that itll take up all the space. Otherwise, it has all the components a case is supposed to come with - all the screws. And its pretty light, even with the tempered glass, so I guess thats a plus. Just wish it was smaller.

First, you will not regret buying this case. It has awesome airflow, design, and aesthetic for the price. You will not have buyers remorse.

Have you been in the market to build a PC, but don’t want something so small it’s hard to build or too big to place anywhere, then this is the case for you! Its super lightweight but durable build on top of its convenient size makes it a great tower for people who want a PC they can move around easily. I picked up this case for my brother as I am slowly building him a PC over time, and it is going to be a great tower. It has 3 USB (2x3.0 1x2.0) ports as well as the Power and Reset buttons. The glass is a nice low tint level which I personally love since the tint I currently have on my build is just too dark. Overall, if you want a timeless lightweight and easy to build PC tower, then I would go with this one :)

I really like the look of this case. Prior to this I was using a Thermaltake V100. That case was fine but it wasnt really designed with good airflow in mind. Even after modifying it, it was less than ideal. I like the layout of this case. Its much shorter than my previous case but a bit wider. That is due to the power supply and HDD caddy placement. I prefer this layout aesthetically, it might take up a few more inches of width on your desk, but looks better than an overly tall case. I have three 120mm BeQuiet fans pulling air in from the bottom and three 120mm fans exhausting from the top. I wanted a positive pressure setup to mitigate dust ingress, and so far with the fan curves I have setup, I have accomplished this. There is plenty of space for a 240mm radiator in multiple positions if you intend to liquid cool. My main complaint with this case is with the HDD caddy placement. I wasnt expecting quick release drive bays or anything fancy, but with the design of the caddy and where the drive caddy is placed it gets zero air flow. There are some vent holes on the rear of the case right next to the drives, but no way to get air to pass over them. In my previous case my three drives would top out around 94, 88 and 80 degrees F. The 80 degree drive was in direct path of the intake air. The typical temps of these drive was 90, 84 and 76 respectively. In this new case the lowest I have seen from the drives is first thing in the morning before the computer is doing anything and those temperature are 92, 88 and 84 degrees. While under load the drive have gotten to 110, 106 and 100 degrees respectively. While those numbers are still within safety margins, I like to keep the drives cooler to prolong life. I am going to try to fit a smaller fan inside the case blowing air over and out the HDD caddy. Hopefully that will bring the temps down. These temperatures are with the intake and exhaust fans at 100%, which proves that zero of that air is getting to the drives. Other than that this case looks fantastic with an RGB tower cooler and three RGB exhaust fans. If the price was a little lower I could consider overlooking the drive temps and possibly giving it 5 stars. But considering the price, I had to knock one off. The build of the case is good, all metal edges are finished so you dont have to worry about getting cut. The powder coating/paint is a bit thin in parts and can flake off under certain screws. The header connections all installed without issue and the cable management is good enough to be able to hide your rats nest out of sight. The glass panels are well made and look great once the build is finished. Drive temps aside, this is a great looking case with lots of options for fan and radiator mounting. Just be aware if you intend to keep your hard drives cool, you will have to make a custom solution.

Great airflow for its size