Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing product. I do wish the glass was see through but that’s my only complaint. Easy to use. There’s supplies that come with it to help cable management which I loved. Great fan access. 10/10 would recommend if you don’t care about a see through glass.

got it for my cousin, he is enjoying the view and design of the case, got space for airflow and the materials are solid, enough space for a big cooler and gpu

The case definitely lives up to its name. When using this for a build, I found it to be very quiet even after installing 6 fans that would've been more audible in other cases I've used in the past. The design is very nice, and it was very easy to build with.

Huge, yet light and great airflow and great room for cable management. Accepts a huge card like my 3070 halo. And upto a 3fan radiator

Well packaged. Solid design. Great air flow. Easy to manage cables. The only learning curve is glass door doesn’t pop up off easily. Which is what you want.

The case is great! It has great airflow, easy cable management, and once it's all set up? Gorgeous. Must buy!

Great case plenty of airflow, I installed 3 120mm fans in front and was able to install a 280mm AIO in the top. With a Z490 Tomahawk and 16GB kit of G.Skill Ripjaws 5, although I had to readjust the combs and bend of the custom cables I have installed, This probably wouldn't be an issue with OEM PSU cables or those with flat cables as they are more flexible. A few issues with the case I have. - The front dust filter because of the excess screen material it droops inwards and rubs against the fans I ended up removing it, - One of the front retaining tabs that stops clips that holds the metal front cover in was broken and the clip keeps falling into the frame, I'll fix it into place when I pick up some supper glue. - The tempered glass has some free play at the bottom front so it rattles, Will try adjusting the retaining tabs to see it creates more tension if not then I'll just add some 3M foam tape to the bottom the the glass.

I did a ton of research on cases after realizing that my 7-year-old case was not able to keep up with the demands of my new technology. I landed on this one because of its great airflow reviews and price. In fact, I was a little skeptical that it would perform as well as reviews said simply because it was so inexpensive. This case is amazing. Not only is it well designed for airflow, but the quality of material used is also some of the best I have seen. The metal doesn't feel like its going to bend when Im unscrewing a PCI slot. The paint doesn't chip from screens. It has a mesh filter for easy cleaning in the front, top and bottom. Easy to take apart for cleaning. A locking mechanism for the side panels that I am always satisfied with when closing up. And so much more! Dare I say, this is the perfect case for simple, modern and function?

Great tower. Excellent air flow. Easy to work in. Not too flashy.

Happy with this case so far after 6 weeks. Easy cable management with the back plate. Comes with one intake fan in the front and one exhaust fan in the back. This is okay for day to day use, I put in two more intake fans on the front and one more exhaust on the top above the CPU. Front panel has two detachable filters, the outermost catches hair and other larger particles, and the inner panel has a fine mesh to catch dust. Both pop off without tools, making them easy to clean. There is also a removable dust filter on the top of the case.

When I received this case from Best Buy (through Curbside Pickup), the box had a substantial hole in one side, which looked as if it had been bumped into something really hard. At first, when I opened the box, I didn't notice any damage to the case, but afterward, I realized there was some chipping on the side. It was purely cosmetic, so I decided not to return it. I wanted to get the PC done that night. Given the condition of the box, I'm a bit impressed by how little damage there was to the actual case. Big points in Corsair's favor for how nice this product is. It's huge, easy to cable-manage, very easy to build in, and also seems to have pretty decent cooling out of the box. The only complaint I have with it (other than Best Buy's neglect to maintain their products) is that the bag with the screws is hidden in a hard drive bay, and it took me way longer than it should have to find it. It's not like I just didn't think to look around the case. It was really hidden in there. Otherwise, again, it's a fantastic case.

I think this case is a great compact mid-tower case with excellent airflow while still providing a lot of options for hardware inside. What I appreciated about this case compared to others in its class (Meshify C, Pure Base 500DX, Lancool ii, etc) is that it allows for you to mount a 280mm AIO on _top_ **IF** you use low profile ram like Corsair LPX, etc. Ram any taller than LPX will create conflict with a 280 rad. Other than that I think the case is great looking. Removing the HD cage at the bottom gave plenty of room for PSU/extension cables, RGB etc. and still providing great airflow. The ease and accessibility of all the dust filtration is always a huge plus!! Overall I can't imagine anyone getting this case and being disappointed with it as long as you verify your hardware will fit.

For the price, this cannot be any better. A lot of space, comes with velcro ties, simplified routing, awesome airflow, and well-positioned hdd/sdd slots. If someone really needs something to put down as a negative on this tower case I would have to say it wasn’t free, lol.

This casw has a lot of space to work in and an exdellent path for cable management. Comes with a generous amount of velcro straps. The airflow is also excellent and it looks very sleek!

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.

The photos for this and the regular 4000D are switched so don’t trust those until they’re updated. I checked the UPC in-store with the physical case and confirmed that is the actual Airflow model. As for the case itself, it’s a fantastic successor to the 220T. Fan mounts everywhere and cable raceways in the back of the to give you plenty of cable management options. The hard drive cage does kind of cut off airflow in the PSU shroud from the bottom, but it’s not a huge deal. You have the option to remove it though if you don’t use HDDs.

This case is incredible for the price. Great airflow (on the 4000D AIRFLOW version) and really clean cable management. PSU Shroud for a very clean look, and easy to access air filters on all the inputs. The glass on the black version is VERY dark, but if you're running any lighting inside it creates a very cool effect of not being able to see the components unless the computer is on. The dark tint on the glass also does a great job of keeping any internal lighting from blinding you as it does in a case with un-tinted glass. The ONLY nitpick is that the mounting point for the 240/260 radiator at the top of the case can cause RAM clearance issues, you either need a VERY low profile 260 (2x 140mm fans), or a 240 radiator (2x 120 fans). To use a radiator at the front of the case may cause problems with the radiator tube length in order to mount with hoses at the bottom as you should to avoid air bubble issues.

First case for my first ever PC build. Easy to build in as it has plenty of space. The cable management was a breeze and it looks sleek.

Great case. Lowered my temps by about 5 degrees C. Good airflow, cable management, and pieces are machined well and fit well together. One minor complaint is that the side panel is tinted on the black case.

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