Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to access various spaces inside, no need for tools for most aspects (still need to screw in power supply and motherboard). Very good cooling options, comes with a single fan in front and one in the rear, easy to add more. Not too heavy, which is nice. Could have one or two more ports on top, one USB A, one C and combo headphone jack. Like that the front panel and dust screen can be removed without opening the rest of the case, top magnetic dust screen is a nice touch, too. Easy to clean without having to open up, but when you do need to open the case, rear screws don't need a tool, just use your fingers. Great case for under a hundred bucks. Only limitations are that you can only add 2 2.5 inch SSDs and 2 3.5 inch hard drives, and no optical or any other 5.25 inch drive.

Good quality and nice design. Awesome air flow! Plenty of space with great cable management. Glad I purchased for a new build.

I was having bottleneck issues with my pc with my previous case, so I did some research and this one seemed to be highly rated and decently priced. It looks really nice, size is perfect for me, not too big not too small and it works really well. Under heavy load with this case my gpu easily stays about 15 -20 degrees cooler than before so I'm happy. My case before didnt even have the full top vent or the space in the front for the fans, I hadnt even realized how bad of a case it was until I started looking into building computers.

For $80, this case is difficult to beat. Most cases you can purchase from big store like Best Buy have poor airflow but look very cool. This case provides a middleground for that. I did not use the provided fans. My temperatures are much improved over the NZXT H510 I had. With the case being wide, you have many options for cooling. I recommend removing the hard drive cage by the power supply before getting started, as you likely to do not need it and can get in the way of cable management. As a few cons, you will need your own fan controller if you aren't willing to upgrade to the RGB model. I don't like that the PCI bracket and screws are only accessible from within the case. With the screws being right next to the GPU, interacting with the screws is difficult. The front I/O is fine, but from the lack of EMI shielding, the headphone jack has horrible feedback for me. The power button takes a firm press to activate. Last, if you plan to mount an AIO at the top, be careful of your RAM height. Oops, also I don't think my case came with with a cover that is provided to hide some wires in the bottom right of the case by the front fans.

Bought this for my in-law's recent no-RGB build. This case is great -- lots of airflow as the title says with a thoughtful design. The cable management is great; all wires were pre-run through the three pre-installed velcro strips. The tempered glass is tinted/dark. I installed a Noctua NH-U12S Redux along with Crucial Ballistix 3600C16 RAM, zero clearance issues. USB-C port is a plus. The power button and the USB/audio ports are along the top, nothing along the side. Where my in-law's place there PC makes the USB ports a challenge -- ended up buying an Insignia powered 4-port USB hub. The front dust filter is really easy -- the front panel comes off with minimal effort and the dust filter is just as easy to remove. I added (2) Be Quiet Pure Wings 140mm PWM fans for the front intake and used the (2) Corsair case fans as rear and top exhausts. Very, very quiet -- even during CB20 multiple loops. I personally have a Phanteks Enthoo Pro M Tempered Glass, and I prefer this case over it. You'll want some lighting. If you go no-RGB, it's hard to tell that the thing is on. There is a power LED light along the top plus whatever RGB lighting your motherboard may/may not have.

This PC case is big, allows for a lot of customized PC builds, multiple fans included, and multiple airways, good case

Very nice case. I wasnt using this case for gaming puporuses. I needed it for a teat bench i think. There are cheaper cases out there but this case wasnt too expensive. Pros: -very well thought out cable management system - Real tempered Glass on front viewing panel -Size -weight/sturdiness cons -the viewing panel in the front is a tad bit dark. But in my use for it, it doesnt really matter. Conclusion, great starter case. Clean. Practical. Inexpensive

Love this case, they dont call it the airflow for nothing. 3 intake fans that look from the outside like they get no air but actually it has 2 mesh panels to let all the air in. Pretty to look at, 3 bright rgb fans in the front. Even has room to mount rads, (not sure the max size i have a dual and it fits well) so it can handle all you throw at it. Cable management is super easy as well it has these channels in the back that route all the cables you need. Definitely would reccomend!

Used this case for my first build and it couldn't have been better. Comes if everything you might need, and cables are easy to organize. Good airflow, and there was plenty of space for my components. Look amazing too. Recommend for first builds.

Big, cable management is good, great airflow, quality materials, and a pretty good price.

A good basic case, the glass is very nice and my radiator fit well. I front mounted my radiator. I used this case because I needed to reduce the size of my 10 year old case to fit a smaller desk. I used to use a lot of HDD's, don't judge. It lost one star because there is literally only one front USB-A port and one USB-C port. Both are 3.0. Cable management is good

Great case. The thermals are wonderful with the cut-out panel in the front, and the included fans are quite good. Very comfortable to build it, especially for a first time builder like me, and the tinted glass panel is great for having a modern look, or for peeking through with RGB lights. Only one downside so far, but nothing too major: the front dust filter can rub against fans if you have pretty powerful ones, and make a really annoying noise, but reseating the filter tends to fix it.

Initial Inquiry & Decision: I sought a mid-tower ATX case emphasizing airflow and efficient cable management that could showcase my high-performance PC build while maintaining cool, quiet operation. The CORSAIR 4000D AIRFLOW looked ideal with its steel front panel, built-in AIRGUIDE fans, and spacious interior for advanced cooling options. Unboxing, Build Quality, & Testing: The case impresses with a sturdy steel front panel designed for superior airflow, complemented by two included 120mm AirGuide fans featuring anti-vortex vanes that concentrate airflow onto key components. The RapidRoute cable management system streamlines building, offering a generous 25mm behind-the-motherboard space to neatly route cables through a single channel, resulting in a clean, professional-looking build. The roomy interior supports up to six 120mm or four 140mm fans and multi-position radiator mounting for advanced cooling setups, including a 360mm radiator in front and a 280mm option on top (depending on RAM height). The modern front I/O panel offers convenient access to USB 3.1 Type-C, USB 3.0, and audio ports. Up to two SSDs and two HDDs can be accommodated with tool-free drive trays, and the tempered glass side panel provides a clear view of internal components and RGB lighting. Overall Impressions and Recommendation: The CORSAIR 4000D AIRFLOW delivers excellent airflow, smart cable management, and compatibility with a variety of cooling solutions, making it perfect for gamers and enthusiasts looking for a stylish yet functional case. Highly recommended for anyone building a high-performance PC with aesthetics and thermal efficiency in mind.

I have built 5 different pcs so far and never have i come by such an amazing simple and easy and enjoyable PC case to work with. Cable management is a piece of cake, it has plenty of space for upgrades, the brackets are amazing , it looks well, has great air flow capabilities, i can go on. Well done corsair

My PC is now much quieter in the new case due to a greater quantity of cool, fresh air coming in, which allows the CPU, GPU and case fans to run at a lower RPM. When I unboxed the case, I was a little disappointed when I realized it only had 2 case fans, but after using it, I'm completely satisfied. When I'm simply surfing the net or doing other, non-intensive tasks, I can hear my work laptop fan over my personal desktop PC even though the laptop is twice as far away and idle. The cable management is very good but I don't go through a lot of cases to make a comparison. My previous case was a Cooler Master Centurion 5 case from 2007. I do wish it had an LED for drive activity in the event that the computer becomes unresponsive so I can wait until that light is off before hitting reset button. I don't like the thumb screws for the side panels, I feel like there should be a little more thread on them and should have a larger diameter. I may try swapping those with the thumb screws that hold the expansion slot covers on. I don't like the bottom mount power supplies on carpet but most gaming PC's are like this. I will have to make a stained hardwood board to put on the carpet for the case to stand on. Some people may want some additional USB ports on the top, but I find the Type A and C ports acceptable. Finally, I love the removable screen filters, they should be a breeze to keep cleaned off. Had I not purchased a video card that was too long for my old case it wouldn't have made this purchase. I'm glad it was too long though, because I love the new case.

Awesome case! Has great airflow and is awesome for nice cable management.

Definitely a great priced pc case, and it doesnt lack in quality. Even with pretty heafty builds, this case doesnt give it any sort of cheap look. Great airflow, even with the front mounted aio. Definitely worth the buy!

I build a lot of PCs, and this case was easy to work in, super spacious, and very sleek in design. I was even more impressed when I had trouble putting in a 1300W PSU and found out I could move the hard drive enclosure as far as 6 inches toward the front of the case to accommodate the PSU. Would recommend this to any builder.

Pros: - Solid build quality - Enough space to put just about anything you want in it - Tempered glass gives it an upscale look - Plenty of unimpeded airflow - The price for what you get is fantastic - Type-C connector on the front panel if you care about that Cons: - No rubber grommet passthrough can make routing stiff cables a bit of a pain - The power supply shroud can be a bit crowded with the 3.5" HDD tray installed

Extremely easy to use and clean, very customizable and plenty of extra room, dropped about 8-10 degrees just from switching from my old case. Highly recommended Keep in mind if you have a larger PSU it can come pretty close to the 3.5 hard drive cage, but that can be removed or moved back an inch to accommodate. Didn't have any issues with a 850w PSU and cable management in this case is second to none