- Cheap when on sale. - Looks great. - Good airflow: Includes 2 fans & all filters. - 3.5" Drive bays

- Hard drive cage extremely tight once SATA plugged in - Cable management is also tight - Front USB panel dated with only one 3.0 A - Power light is blindingly bright in dark room - Plastic window

Used to build budget media / light gaming rig for parents who still wanted a Blu-ray drive & built in multi-card reader for camera card swapping. Works well for simple build & just fits a 212 cooler. Usual quirks for a budget case - Plastic side window, thinner metal & only basic cable management. Used a couple drops of coloured transparent hobby paint on the LED to take the shine off, was very bright and distracting.

Cheap. Good airflow. Includes 2 fan. Comes in white and black. Good for people who still want all the old things like DVD drives, but still has all the front airflow if you don't use those things.

Wouldn't mind if the 3.5" dvd cage had some way to be removed so you could add a third fan to the front. Would like if the foam front filter wasn't built into the front and just clipped/unclipped for cleaning. I removed it.

This case is perfectly fine as a $60 case. I don't expect it to be as good as a $150 case. Put a brand new b550 w/3080 inside it, long enough to fit these beefy video cards and wide enough you can put pretty much any height air cooler you'd like in it. It's missing the creature comforts and handiness of the Meshify C, but its half the price of that one.

Cheap - compact for an ATX case - includes two alright fans - Fantastic ventilation - includes dust filters / covers - will fit a 280 AIO radiator (front mount only tho)

Cheap - Metal is thin, it FEELS cheap - Cable management is not great - no room for my radiator up top, had to put it in front. Even if the DVD bay wasnt there it would hit the power cables on my motherboard - Front USB each take up a full header but only provide 1x USB 2.0 and 1x USB 3.0 - Activity LED is too bright - Hard Drive tray placement is poor and requires 90 degree SATA cables - included fans are alright but could be larger and RGB would have been nice - Side panel scratches easy, be careful when you remove it to install your PC

I specifically bought this case because I needed to fit a AIO radiator, DVD drive, was concerned about thermals, and was on a budget. This case ticked all the boxes. Yes, it has shortcomings but on sale for $70 Im willing to overlook them. Just take your time managing cables so it looks good.

Fitting my Rad into this look way more work than it should have. More than a little Steal had to be removed. So they don't lie when they say that a 280mm rad will fit but you had just either not want to put fans on the rad or no motherboard in the case. I only kept it because I had already made a small cut before figuring out how bad the design is.

nice case!

HORRIBLE DESIGN! OMG CABLE MANAGEMENT IS A TOTAL pain in the butt in this case. I could get something else if possible befor this thing!

If you need a case this will do but if you can get something else. I would recommend anything corsair before anything fractal

-Very clean and pleasing to look at -Cheap -Very low noise

- Mesh filter on the bottom too easy to accidentally remove - Little room for cable management - Hard drive cage restricts power supply cables, and leaves little room at the back for Sata connectors - Only one front USB 3 port

Not a bad case if you're looking to save money. The hard drive cage almost entirely ruins it for me though as there is no room to fit the hard drive cables without squishing them to the point of nearly breaking. My Sata cable for the bottom hard drive is sitting in an upward 90 degree angle!