PC Case Pre-Install 4 RGB Fans, ATX Gaming Computer Case with Diamond-Shaped Mesh Front & Tempered Glass Side Panel, USB 3.0 Airflow Mid Tower case,621

Case is pretty light but it's cheap so it's alright. I was building a PC for my friend and was able to fit in a ATX motherboard with a huge IO heatsink. Specifically the Gigabyte Aorus Z370 gaming. Not just that but I got a twin tower noctua d-14 cpu cooler to fit in there as well. It barely fit but it fit. Usually some cases have a hole for the CPU power cable to connect it from the top but unfortunately this one didn't have one so I had to run it around the cpu cooler and on the motherboard. Airflows pretty nice too. I don't like how the PCIE expansion slots you gotta tear out though, I use a pair of needle nose pliers to just bend the metal and it broke off easily after twisting it enough and I was able to fit my twin fan rtx 2080 in there. Also was missing a motherboard stand off but it was whatever, I got the other 7 to go in well. Case was pretty much good just annoying to build in because of how small it is. I'd recommend a bigger full tower case for people with bigger hands.

Generally speaking you get what you pay for and the build quality matches the price but for the price it's great. Plenty of space to build and decent Cable Management cutouts. If you're looking for a functional budget case that still looks good I'd highly recommend.

good case for the money, budget friendly, decent airflow with little noise coming from the fans. only problem is its kinda bendy, which is why i took one star off. cable management can be difficult tho. the tempered glass side is cool also. Overall good case just handle it with care.

It's a great case; I love the fans that are preinstalled. Although one set back is the fans being connected together should have Velcro so it can be attached to the case, I had some, but it should come with some. I think my grandson will love this case.

This case might be the worst case I’ve seen. Below I have listed all the negatives I can think of and I tried to come up with one positive and that is that maybe I can prevent others from buying it. 1. This case only offers a couple places to zip tie from. No channels and it was very hard to make my wiring look decent. 2. No way to route the CPU wire on the top left so you might have to get an extension for some PSUs and route it from the right to left. 3. Fans are not ARGB unless I’m missing a lot of wiring. The fans are molex-yes you read that right. In 2026 we still have molex powered fans. These are the cheapest RGB fans I’ve seen. 4. Very little dust filtration anywhere except the front and the front isn’t easy to get off to clean. 5. Only 2 ways to mount a 3.5 or 2.5 drive. No tray or anything to nicely mount them. Trying to fit even a 2.5 might be tricky depending on your setup and cables.

Its a cheap case that on the exterior looks nice. I appreciated they added a 3rd USB on the case through your usb 2.0 header. That's about all I can say. Whoever designed this must have the cable management skills of a toddler. The bottom cut off for the cables don't fit 8 pin GPU power cables so you have to route them the long way. There is no CPU power cut off at all so you are forced to route it and any fan cables across your case. It did not come with any HDD or SSD trays, which is fine in 2025 but this was for a build that did have a 2.5' SSD in it. The back panel is extremely thin but with limited cable options they all have to be routed together which leads to extremely tight mounting. Forget adding top fans. Not enough space, the cables you're forced to route across will get in their blades. Even thin fans did not work well. Molex fans in 2025 is foul and i'd of preferred they didn't give me any at all. MOLEX is a dead standard and can't even be controlled so they'll just operate at a single slow speed if your PSU even have old molex connections. The motherboard mounts had 6 on the case preinstalled for ATX boards, but ATX needs 9 so you will need to fish them out and install them yourselves. Why did they stop at 6? If they did stop at 6 why wouldn't they put them in the MATX spot? There is zero logic to that placement I can find and will force anyone who buys this to get their vice grip out to properly put it in. All in all its a case. It is mesh and my system does not overheat. If they did the bare minimum for cable management it would have saved me 3 hours and looked cleaner. If you want a case that's cheap as dirt and can handle these issues, its for you. I can appreciate it is about as small as full sized ATX will allow and recognize some of these complaints are sacrifices to that end.

It’s a really good case even came with standoffs for my motherboard and zip ties I would recommend this case to anyone

One thing to take into consideration is the fan control. All of the case fans are powered by the power supply directly. They do not adjust with the temperature sensors on your PC. The fans have nice RGB colors and the case looks very nice. Great for the price and adjustable fans or an adapter wouldn't be that expensive if you want to control fan speed. RGB is static. They cannot be customized.

Love it

nice case for the price. Easy to install

Ok pour le prix

When the package arrived, the box felt really light which was already a bad sign. The tempered glass is legit tempered glass and not acrylic like advertised but it feels super light. The case has no cutout for the CPU power header which is a big shock. That means you have to run the CPU power cable and rear fan cable across the motherboard. The motherboard standoffs also don't line up with the actual motherboard, they are a slightly displaced (wasn't too big an issue other then just some motherboard screws not being able to be screwed in). The build quality was also bad on this case as well, super flimsy and thin metal. The corners weren't folded in properly which lead to some cuts and nicks on my hands. The only good part of this case was that it looked pretty decent and the fans looked good even though you can't change the speed or colour. I've built over 50+ computers and this was one of the worst cases I have ever used. Just not worth it for $90 Canadian, there are far better options on Amazon such as Gamdias and Montech for the same price. If you want something that is even better then that then get something from the company Sama, from Newegg. MUCH BETTER LOOKING CASES THAT ARE BUILT WAY BETTER. Overall would rate a 2/10. Disappointing and overpriced.