Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best case out there hands down. Spacious, lots of airflow and not expensive. Has everything you would need and fits almost anything in there.

A huge upgrade from my previous pc case, this case has great space for cable management, great airflow, and a great design.

Excellent Case, with nice airflow and space for my motherboard. First time pc builder and I found it pretty easy to install my mother board, power supply and nocuta cpu fan in there. It fits with decent room for cable management.

Solid amout of room to work with, good cable management for the most part. Wanted a air flow case with tinted glass and this one fit the bill. Only complaint is AIO coolers are limited on the front due to the ports.

Corsair makes some excellent products in the PC world. I'm doing my first build from scratch (who hasn't in the last year, lets be honest), and have gone with a lot of components from Corsair. Fortunately, my local BB has a lot of their stuff in stock and I don't have to wait on Corsair's website shipping times. This case is great for just about any range of internal components - personally I am doing 6 120mm fans with a 240 radiator on top, all corsair. My 3060 looks a little small inside, but there is definitely room for a larger card. Only complaint is that the wiring can get a little messy on the back side of the mobo panel, but there is a 3 dollar plate you can get from Corsair to help position your lighting nodes and get everything tidied up nice.

Towers often have more space for powerful hardware components, such as high-performance CPUs, GPUs, and ample RAM. This can lead to better overall performance compared to laptops or all-in-one PCs. One of the biggest benefits of a computer tower is its upgradability. You can easily replace or add components like the graphics card, memory, storage drives, and more, allowing you to keep your system current with new technologies and demands. Towers generally offer better cooling options due to their larger size, which can accommodate more efficient cooling systems and fans. This helps maintain optimal performance and prolong the lifespan of the components. With a tower, you can often customize both the internal and external aspects of the computer. This includes choosing specific components, adjusting the appearance with custom cases, and optimizing internal layout for better airflow. Towers can be more cost-effective for the performance you get compared to laptops or all-in-one PCs. You often get more power per dollar spent, and they don't have the premium prices associated with portable or integrated systems.

Amazing case to build in. Great ariflow and awesome space in the back for any type of cable management. Enough room for all PSU cables in the bottom of the case and even has HDD bays for your older or higher storage devices.

A great case for airflow, space, cable routing and management, at a really awesome price. Excellent build quality.

Great case to build in. It's a very fool-proof case that allows the case to be a base on the same level of a Lego set. It has great built-in cable management on the back-side, be sure to make use of the velcro straps and zip ties that come with the case. It maintains good thermals out of the box, with optimal air-flow throughout the case, which makes it a great option for anyone using an air-cooled system with a front-to-back airflow setup. I would recommend adding fans to the front of the case; in my case, I use 3 Arctic F12 fans to pull in fresh air from the front. Overall, for the price point, you cannot beat the performance and thermals, in addition to the overall build quality. It combines performance with aesthetics at a reasonable price.

This has to be the best case I've ever had the pleasure of building a computer in. I've had budget cases in the past, but transferring my current build into this one was a breeze. It's very sturdy, cable management is easy, everything fits precisely into place, and there is absolutely enough airflow for a primarily air-cooled build. My only gripe is the front I/O placement, but thankfully my cat hasn't decided to sit on the power button (yet). Speaking of pets, the provided mesh filters are excellent and definitely keep pet hair out. I wouldn't place this case on the floor if you have carpet like I do, but sitting up off the ground, it performs admirably. 10 out of 10, I absolutely recommend the 4000D Airflow.

Great case! Building in this case was very easy. The case gives plenty of room for cable management. It was a very easy case to work with and it provides great airflow

1. The case is amazing. I mounted three fans on the front, one on the back and one on the top. I have a new AMD processor and a 2080 Super... it is keeping everything very cool regardless of what I am doing. 2. It was easy to build in. 3. It looks great. 4. Both Best Buy and Corsair have top notch customer service. There must have been some rough shipping of the models that got shipped to the store I purchased them from because the glass panel on the side fell apart on two different cases I got. Best Buy took a return on one and the second one Corsair sent me a glass panel as a replacement... and it only took a few days for it to arrive at my home.

Awesome case if you plan on buying your own fans, fits almost any fans of your choses and a lot of room

This is a pretty nice mid-tower. Cable management, space, and air-flow are all fantastic. The tinted glass side panel is a nice touch. Extremely easy to pop the front panel off to get to the air filter.

Solid case. One of the easiest cases i have built in. This is a fairly wide case, which makes CPU cooler clearance a non-issue. Ample cable mgmt space in the back. This is definitely my go-to case now.

Considering corsair loves to charge a premium on their products, I am surprise this PC case of theirs's is priced very competitive at the $80-90 range. Youtube reviewe videos praised this case having really good airflow above other cases within the same price range, and from my experience it seems to be the case. This case also looks really good and is sized really well. I can fit my RTX 3080 with 3 fans in the front and have just enough clearance to fit a water cooler radiator with a little space in-between. Yet this case does not take up a huge chunk of my desk. See dimensions in product description for exact measurements. Overall, a great case for mid to high end PC builds.

Really good airflow, allows for multiple radiator sizes (Sweet spot is 240mm if you want top-mounted or tubes down at the front) and provides easy cable management. The only cons are the small clearance between the front of the case and the PSU shroud (hard to mount 280mm rad if tubes are down), and the push screws for the glass panel are sometimes hard to get started. All in all a solid case.

The case has amazing airflow and space for cables and ease of access. It also has an easily removable back and front plate. Enough room at the bottom for extra cables and room for a ton of fans.

I was looking for a well ventilated, understated case in the sub-$100 range. I ended up picking this case over options from Cooler Master and NZXT. The case is well built and easy to work with. Cable management was smooth and the removable drive cage was nice for easier install of the power supply. The front mesh cover was too loose and the air pulled by the front fans caused the mesh to rub loudly against the blades. Corsair RMA was easy to work with and shipped me a new cover in a couple days that resolved the problem. If you are looking for a clean easy case with good airflow, and don’t want anything flashy, definitely consider the 4000D Airflow. I’d buy this again, no question.

Wow. I didn't realize how bad my old case was until I bought this. My old case had no airflow. It had 2 slits and my components were always so hot and also laggy. When I got this, I noticed a big drop in temperature when I would play games like Warzone and Apex. It was crazy. One thing I'm a little worried about is I have a dog that sheds like crazy and there's no room on my desk to put my PC. Guess I'll have to keep her out of the room. The only thing I have to mention is I wish it had an easier way of opening/closing the side panel. It's sometimes a pain to take it off and put it back on because it gets stuck on the track.