Elite 301 Micro-ATX High Airflow Minimalist PC Case, 365mm GPU Max, Compatible RTX 5080|RX 7090 XT, 280mm AIO Max, Type C, Tempered Glass, Triple 120mm aRGB PWM Fan, Intakes Grill

This case is perfect. Massive ventilation with three huge fans and mesh cage, looks nice, plenty of space, and easy cabling & jumpers for power, reset, USB etc. Next case I need, will definitely get another one of these.

Originally the first one i received had a bend panel where the motherboard would go so i had to replace it, they sent a replacement and i got it within 2 days, it fits a Micro-ATX motherboard perfectly, the tempered glass has a metal frame, the case was very easy to build in, fits a normal ATX power supply, the case design looks tiny though cable management was a breeze even on the back, IO connectors and everything are perfect, it's a lightweight case with great airflow. It's a great case, my only suggestion would be to change the filter design for under the power supply, It's metal mesh with tabbed corners, it requires bending it to be removed if needed. the rest of the mesh on the case is a nice magnetic trim metal mesh, but it's truly a nice looking case, light but not at all flimsy, the RGB fans had no issues and work with the MSI Mortar motherboard i put in it, the mesh/filters are easy to remove just don't bend them much as it is metal mesh the IO panel on top is very nicely designed, the bottom basically puts the PSU in it's own wind tunnel so the cooler air is balanced through the case front to back and allows you to hide the extra wires of you don't have a modular power supply. Possible downside, the PCIE port slots in the back are pop-tabs with a support plate like older pc have, it's not a problem unless you're planning to add and remove PCIE parts, you can't put the tabs back on as their break-away for the slot you need. if you're getting a case with pop tabs though, this is the style you'd want as it has a support bracket.

Good case, good airflow. Looks good and it's cheap. Not bad to build in. Two thumb screws on both the side panels, and a magnetic from panel with a mesh dust filter. Fans are good, pretty quiet unless at full speed. Everything is as expected for the price. Would recomend for anyone wanting a budget Micro ATX build.

Nice micro-ATX case. The material is thin but sturdy. The three fans are aRGB. It's not the best looking case but it gets things done. Installation was easy. Cable management was good. The only thing I would prefer differently is the clearance between the graphic card and the shroud of the power supply. I have a two-slot card, and I had to tie down some cables to the motherboard so they don't touch the fans. The airflow should be sufficient with the front fans blowing directly to the card. Overall, it's great value case.

Pros - Overall very impressed with the build quality and feel of the case for the very competitive price. Easy to build in and cable manage. Cons - FANS ARE 3 PIN NOT 4 AND WILL RUN AT 100%. I highly recommend replacing them. Instructions are not great but useable.

Very nice budget case to build in and has good airflow. Fans are static only, but if you are good with that the overall layout and value for money are there. You can change the fans out easy enough if you decide you want argb or a solid stalth build. I would recommend this case to anyone!

Solid construction and surprisingly roomy for a Micro-ATX. Cable management was easy and the RGB fans look great out of the box. Plenty of airflow and clean aesthetics

Very functional and minimalist style. With the right type of RBG settings it can give a great stealth vibe. Hardware is quality and the glass is really nice. Max AIO is 280mm. Currently I have the 3 front fans, a 240 aio and rear 120 exhaust. I get temps of 37.5c with minimal tasks and about 68-74c after settling into a game session. When I open the case the air is nice and cool and flowing.