MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Installed 6Pcs 120mm ARGB Fans, Mid-Tower Computer Gaming Case, USB 3.0 Tempered Glass Phantom Black Computer Case, MN6-B

I should have looked closer before I bought it.. It is a very nice case though. I still have it, no sense in sending it back, as I just used a USB DV burner plugged in to a USB plug on the top of the case! Just no slot for it!

Looks fantastic.

Great case with good color options. The back panel wiring is definitely very congested and it was difficult to organize. Overall, I would buy it again.

I ordered this initially almost a month ago. After my first unit arrived looking like Hagrid drop kicked it, Amazon sent me a replacement (thanks for making that super easy, Amazon!). I got my system built in a couple of hours, using an old (10+ years) power supply with approximately 238939483 extra cords that I dont need, a full size ASROCK mobo, and a Nvidia 1060X (Im broke and its good enough for me). I used the stock cooler that came with my Ryzen 3600, but that will be changing. My initial impression is that its a very good case, especially for the price point. Its fairly large, uses real glass, has excellent cable management, and everything fit easily. Im not sure why some people had issues popping out the metal slots in the back, I found it really simple and Im a noob at computer builds. The fan control thats included is a nice addition too, making it so I didnt have to daisy chain anything. Because the power supply area is covered, my massive number of additional cords is hidden from prying eyes. Much appreciated. All of the fans and buttons work. Now for the downsides. Obviously, this is a cheaper system and it comes with SIX RGB FANS. They are not going to be amazeballs. They are, however, extremely quiet and bright. They run. They work. They just are not adjustable from what I can find and they run at a relatively low RPM. When were just doing basic stuff, the computer runs nice and cool (but, we also live in WA and its pretty cool here in general), but when were gaming, the CPU gets up to 76C quickly and has gone even higher. I know this isnt technically critical, but it makes me nervous. My old system ran at 35-40C under load, so this is significant to me. I believe this is a combo of the fans being lower RPM, using a stock cooler instead of the CoolerMaster Evo I had on there before, and potentially a lack of airflow due to the front glass panel. Due to this issue, Im going to be trying an aftermarket cooler again to see how much that helps. If that doesnt help enough, I may change out the fans for a better quality set, with adjustable speeds and/or try removing the front glass panel and using a magnetic screen set to help keep dust out. However, even with this problem, I still feel like this case was a good deal and would absolutely recommend it. And, if your computer isnt being used for gaming 18+ hours a day, youll probably be fine stock. Update: Been six months, still working perfectly. I never added a new screen but it stays relatively dust free anyway (probably because those fans are running to blow out instead of in). I also never added a new cooler, but its staying cool enough that I havent been worried. Now that summer is here, Im shopping for a new cooler just as a precaution. Ive had zero issues with this case. Get it! Its a great deal!

Great size, fans all worked well and suited my needs perfectly.

I received this case yesterday and in my opinion it looks very good for the price and the amount of stuff you get, 6rgb fans and an actual tempered glass side and front glass. Although my case exceeded my expectations, I cant seem to be bothered that one of the tempered glass screw was not there, and i can to find that the place holder was bent. Im not too nitpicky enough to send it back for a new one just because of 1 screw gone, too much hassle. But other than that it was satisfactory. Other than the missing side panel screw, the case was perfect in my opinion.

Although this case is cool with all its lights and colorful fans it is not friendly for beginners. This is just my opinion of course. I can tell you there is no reset switch in the front control panel wiring. If you have built enough pcs to be able to navigate all the extra wiring that comes with powering 6 fans then it might be a piece of cake. The standoffs were a pain to work with when needing to reposition. Them in a different spot. Wasted money on this.

I was looking to give my teenage daughter an RGB case that offered her a view inside the pc as well. I wasnt looking to spend a ton on a case and found this. I needed it quickly and it was shipped fast. The case is nice and laid out decently. The wiring could be sorted better pre-shipment but no big deal. The trays underneath are a pain and the power supply compartment is a very tight fit for any real power supply. I had to remove some stuff to get an 850 watt EVGA power supply in there, but it fit. My biggest disappointment is the ARGB connections. Most motherboards do not have that proper sockets to use the built-in wiring to use software based ARGB controls, thus you resort to needing to use the remote only. I would buy the case again knowing what Ive discovered as I feel for the price it is a great case.

Great case, but you need to remove the front glass that restricts the air intake. I purchased this case because of the multiple fans preinstalled. The problem was that when I put the computer to work hard in gaming or video editing it overheated even though I had the top CPU cooler installed. I discovered the front glass was restricting the intake airflow by forcing the air to enter through small, holed vents on the side. I removed the front glass, installed a large hole screen in front to protect the fans and problem was solved. Everything runs very cool.

Clearances for hdd is so bad went to put the panel on and it broke my 2tb hdd and the fans wont work cause my motherboard is 12v connectors only and they use 5v also one of the rubber o rings that keep the glass from rubbing on the metal screws that hold the panel on was missing