Is the front panel glass or airflow mesh? null

Front panel is glass. Has a mesh panel behind it.

The front panel is a tinted glass with air flowing around the edges.

Hi da, The front panel is glass on the 4000X edition. If you are looking for mesh at the front panel, you would want to look for the 4000D Airflow edition: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-4000d-airflow-midtower-case/6424213.p?skuId=6424213 -Brian

what's up i bought this recently. the front panel is glass, but you can VERY EASILY pop off the glass to reveal the air filter, or remove that too to have unobstructed airflow from the front. on either side, near the edge of the glass there is about a quarter inch or 2 CM channel that allows airflow on both sides of the front panel There is also a dust filter between the glass panel and the fan area hope this helps, have fun with your build / upgrade <3 (i highly recommend this case. my 3080 TI maxed out has never gone above 76 Celsius [it's rated for up to 91 C ]) -Klovar

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Front panel is glass. Has a mesh panel behind it.
Answered by ZetaHalo 4 years ago
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The front panel is a tinted glass with air flowing around the edges.
Answered by Jose 4 years ago
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Hi da, The front panel is glass on the 4000X edition. If you are looking for mesh at the front panel, you would want to look for the 4000D Airflow edition: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-4000d-airflow-midtower-case/6424213.p?skuId=6424213 -Brian
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what's up i bought this recently. the front panel is glass, but you can VERY EASILY pop off the glass to reveal the air filter, or remove that too to have unobstructed airflow from the front. on either side, near the edge of the glass there is about a quarter inch or 2 CM channel that allows airflow on both sides of the front panel There is also a dust filter between the glass panel and the fan area hope this helps, have fun with your build / upgrade <3 (i highly recommend this case. my 3080 TI maxed out has never gone above 76 Celsius [it's rated for up to 91 C ]) -Klovar
Answered by Klovar 4 years ago
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