Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: - Great value, the cheapest mid-tower I could find - Roomy - Good cable management features - Sturdy, seems solidly built Cons: - Front vents are tiny - Front cover is hard to take off (you basically have to rip it off) - A USB-C front port would be nice The ugly: - The manual is hot garbage

I got this case for a budget build. I had the entire pc built and was putting in the power supply, when I noticed that the metal where the power supply should sit was bent. We were able to bend it back down a bit, and we only could screw in 3 of the 4 screws for the power supply.

Really good case for the price and for my first build. Was able to fit and install everything with ease. Currently using a MSI Z590 mobo, i7 11700k, RTX 3060, 32 GB RAM

I guess I bought the last one on Best Buy. Highly recommend it if you can find it somewhere else. Plenty of room for your build, just mind the size of your heat sink if you mount a fan on the inside of the vent panel, I mounted mine on the outside and it cools great. Tight fit for large power supply's, having the power supply close to the HDD cage may cause some feed back over audio, recommend that you use an audio DI to negate that. Loses a star coz the hardware screws for mounting your mobo and other tech are quite small and didn't allow for as smooth a build as I wanted. Recommend buying a stand off kit with better mounting options.

This case is one of a few that still have space for optical drives and compatible with Windows 11 motherboards. It looks to beable to handel full ATX motherboards. I have a smaller motherboard and there is plenty of space for a larger board. The quality of the build is really godd. Very sturdy with plenty of room for full sized add ons like vedio cards. I like the price, quality and ease of use. I would but it again.

I'm not a fan or tempered glass or RGB, and like that this case has 5.25" drive bays for future I/O expansion (like some front USB4 ports) without having to buy a new case. Front air flow is obviously restricted but some air will get in if you put a fan up front. Surprisingly my tower air cooler is close enough to the filtered top panel that it is pulling air in from the top too.

Case itself felt heavy and sturdy. I had plenty of room to run wires and even had room for a water cooler. For the price it was good enough for my needs. The case did arrive damaged but overall I liked it

This is a great no frills case. It has plenty of ventilation, seems solidly built and comes with all the screws needed to secure power supply, motherboard and other essential hardware. The price makes it a great value buy for someone who doesn't care about frills such as RGB lighting and just wants a basic case that works.

This was a good purchase hower theres just a few things you should know. You might have to bend the metal where the gpu goes because you won’t be able to plug in the HDMI/DP Also the sides are a pain to take off and put back on so just keep that in mind However its great for a non RGB pure performance build, you can fit a 4090 and 280Rad with a top of the line atx mobo.

It is a budget case with one fan, no tempered glass, and comes with 3 usb ports in the front, it is what I like. The tower case has been damaged around the power supply chassis when I opened the box. There is bent at the bottom, I had to push it down in order to fit the psu. The case screw holes are not aligned perfectly with psu screw holes. I dont have time to get another one. So, I just make it fits. Other than that, everything works fine.

Easy enough to work in. Did the job for my purpose. Bought it primarily because it was one of the VERY few all metal cases to be found. The RGB craze makes no sense to me at all. My cases go under my desk. Even if it was line of sight, the last thing I want is flashing lights in my face while I'm trying to do something else. Nice having one I can lift without help too.

Sturdy construction, convenient features. Plenty of room for my atx motherboard and my other components. Best part it is priced right

Needed a cheap case that had external 5.25" drive bays (for old DVD drives), which are actually VERY hard to find with modern cases. This fit the bill. Not the greatest fit and finish, but actually pretty good for what you are paying.

The Thermaltake V100 Perforated Computer Case is a solid choice with great airflow and plenty of room for your components. Its sleek black design adds a nice touch to any setup. Perfect for anyone looking to build a reliable PC.

Easy to fit all components. It has 4 venting sides with removable magnetic covers to prevent dust when the machine is off. I also like the 3 USB ports and audio jacks in the front.

Good quality case with ample space for add-ons and Hard drives with 2 magnetic mesh. Like it!

Needed a new case and this was very inexpensive. Well built

Just big enough for me to keep upgrading and it all keep fitting

Great mid tower case. Just what I needed. For the price it is very well made, has good instructions and very nice front panel hardware. Only thing I found, maybe its an error/ there is MB speaker kit with this model. I say that because the last build I did.

This is an awesome case, terrific cable management, ability to add several cooling options, although I added only an additional 120mm fan on top, but one could add much more. The case also has the ability to accommodate two 5.25 CD/DVD Burner drives, which I thought was it possible but was delighted. Highly recommended!