Corsair 275R Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case (Tempered Glass Side Panels, Three 120 mm Cooling Fans Included, Verstaile Cooling, Expansive Storage, Removable Dust Filters), White

Great case, I built my first gaming pc with it. Comes with 3 fans preinstalled which was great. I like the design of the case very much, I went with the white colour. I installed it with a MSI b450 tomahawk max motherboard and it was easy to install. All of the front IO of th case work well with the motherboard.I would recommend getting a semi-modular PSU with this case since if you have got a HDD installed there is less room to shove cables in the bottom compartment (but it should still be fine).The glass panel is easy to come off and feels secure. Airflow is good, my CPU temps are quite good and I like that the case comes with magnetic dust filters. Not much else to say, all in all its a great case for £60-£70 since it comes with 3 fans already.

simply brilliant case. it comes with a whole load of screws and fittings for drives.its very easy to install things and the cable management is ok - it's not the best but there are sufficient holes to let you route the cables to the back for a nice neat build.the cabinet in which the power supply is housed is a great place to tuck away excess cables.there is also loads of room for extra fans as well as a massive 2x360mm radiator AIO.no sharp edges and everything is polished to a really nice finish.the side panel is also REAL GLASS and not perspex like some of the cheaper cases have.also, the air flow from the front is very impressive - thermals have dropped by about 5 degrees since moving to this case.for it's size you get everything you would from a bigger ATX case.the price is also phenomenal.

Added 2x 140mm Nzxt fans on the front, with 2x120mm original corsair on the top. Cable managent easy and for so small case a lot of room to manage much more. Is running ryzen 5 3600 with gtx 1660 with standard riser pcie x1 - I do use it only for Stock market and looks cool ( temps with full load are 5-6^C higher than with standard pcie 4.0 - just because of vertical mount).Honestly if it is opportunity to buy this case in promotion Prices about £40-45, It is still worth to buy.For me 6 out of 5 at this price (£37).

Will update review after I build my PC, but for now I'll talk about the case itself.What I like:- As a beginner, the case looks very neat and simple to me.- Case itself was packaged fairly well, even if dropped several times it most likely would be fine.- It is VERY good for airflow. so much space for so many fans, and there are holes practically everywhere. This OUGHT to keep temperatures low!- Basically any GPU will fit inside because of the dimensions.- Comes with THREE stock fans. Although I would have liked for them to not be attached by default, this isn't something to complain about.Now onto the things I dislike about the case:- The front of the case is really weird. It has good airflow but there's this gap on the side that just looks weird in my opinion. It's also really difficult taking off the front and you can't just slide out the dust filter which is annoying.- The front design is seemingly-random. I was really reluctant to buy the case because I don't like random design. Still, I'm glad I purchased it because it does not look bad afterall.- The glass panel could have had a darker outline. I'm not overly bothered by this, but I may have to do some minor personal repainting of the case so the colour is sharper. Not a big deal. I'm the only one with this "problem".- Back panel is weird to take off. Not difficult or anything, but it could have been designed a little better. Especially because it takes up some space on the sides where I have some of my cables, so I always have to wriggle it in for it to go in fully.------------------------------------------------------------------------That's pretty much it. Overall I think the case deserves a 4.5/5. And not just for this budget price range. This appears to be a great case in general.No case will be perfect for everyone no matter how much one costs. So I think if you're really bothered, nothing is stopping you from making small tweaks yourself. For example, the top dust filter of this case is a little rough on the edges, and the magnets are glued pretty clumsily on mine.Of course, it does its job and keeps a lot of the dust out, but that's about the standard for a £60 to £70 case.

Perfect case for showing off the insides. Clear glass panel fixed by four points - be careful not to bump the sides or screw too tight when fitting. Always peel protective layer off slowly and hold the case. Its a good size, fits my AMD wraith, B550 and RTX 3070 all comfortably. I have a number of SSDs which I was able to fit in the case without it becoming too crowded. I added additional fans, but the ones in the case are pretty solid - no complaints. The panel covering the top fans which is held by magnetic strips can chip on the edges, so handle with care.

Good solid well build case with amazing airflow and good cable management, only down side was the lack of motherboard screws but luckily I had some left over. It’s got a lot of space inside so I was able to fit my graphics card in, some RGB ram and hung lights up the case nicely, it’s a good case for airflow and for space and everything works including the front usb ports and the fans are silent and it’s got a nice tempered glass panel to see all the lighting

Brill case with plenty of space at the front. Agree with most commentsTight fit for cabling on side coverMotherboard is really close so again cablingTight fit for cables to fit on to the mbAnd yes the front filter is a bit of a faff, but I just have a plastic car trim remover on my desk - Job Done easySsds do not fit in the small holding brackets but I just use the hdd slotsHad it over a year my son also has the same case. Despite the minor issues I would definitely buy this again and recommend, just remember this is a 'budget' case so there maybe some mi or flaws, but I tend to look at the screen when using my pc not the pc itself!!