Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgrading from an extremely budget case, this is an amazing case. The front panel is easily removable and the magnetic front and top filters are pretty good. There is plenty of space for most builds and plenty of space for hiding ur cables. The tinted glass is a bit dark if you are into a colorful build but i dont mind it. Real stealth build

Great airflow with filters galore, high ground clearance for the PSU, and big enough for everything to fit without being so big all that air doesn't know where to go once it gets in. My only issue are the side panel screws since their threading doesn't go all the way up. Once you screw them past the panel they can flail a bit before finding a grip, but that's a very minor complaint.

Great case at a great price. I researched cases for weeks looking for the best value deal. This was absolutely the right choice, it has everything you need and nothing you don't. Its deisgned by someone who has builders in mind with solid cable management and user friendly features like tool-less panel removal. I would buy this again for sure.

Looks great and the mesh was definitely an upgrade over my ~$50 case. My case was missing two thumbscrews, but I couldn't be bothered to contact support. I'd recommend the case if you're looking for one with solid airflow but don't want to pay an extra 30-50% for one with better (but diminishing) performance.

I usually buy Corsair cases because they are easy to work on with lots of room for running cables. This case has room for a 3 fan CPU water cooler radiator on the top and 3 fans on the front. There's an exhaust fan on the back, so it's quite easy to get good airflow. Cables route under the motherboard, so the interior looks neat and orderly. The one problem I had was the SSD's I had in my old PC were a couple mm thicker than the SSD mounting bracket could handle. If you intend to use SSD's, check the thickness and compare it to what the brackets will hold. This is going to be my standard case for all new builds.

Great case, came with everything I needed, cable management was a breeze and lots of room for the components I want to put in. Really does have great airflow!

The case is pretty good. Lots of room, great air flow and the ablity to add more fans . Also water cooling choices are great. Over all a good case for most builds.

Overall a great case, easy cable management, good airflow, nice look. Something to keep in mind is that the glass panel is tinted so rgb isnt as bright.

Beautiful case with an awesome cable management feature. Have an asus z490-e mobo with an rtx 3070, elite capellix cooler 360mm mounted to the front, 2 Corsair RGB QL 140mm fans on top and a RGB QL 120mm in the rear, and 4 sticks of ram and everything fits with room to spare. The gripes I have is that the glass on the side is too dark even with all the RGB fans I have. The 2 fans that were included with the case suck and they should have put at least 3. I don’t know why they chose to put 2. They’re not RGB, just regular. And the most annoying thing is, the front screen gets caught on one of the fans in the front and makes a noise that is loud enough to hear. I hope they have some sort of warranty to get that screen replaced. Last but not least, the cable management tie down and spacing for the cables are meant for a few cables. If you have a lot of cables running through your PC, then you’ll have the side popping out when you close the cover because the space is limited. They have tie wraps included with the case but those will not solve the issue. I would have given it 3 stars but I bought it at $79.99 and they raised the price right after so giving it another star for value

This case has plenty of room, which is great for packing in lots of drives and/or cards or if you're like me who simply has a few things plugged in but appreciates the tremendous space for airflow. I replaced the front fan with a ML140 and also added one of the 140mm to the top as exhaust and it still remains very quiet. The only complaint I have is with the front dust filter as it's not very tight to the frame and either gets sucked into the fan at times or just rattles a bit.

Great airflow and has a lot of space. Cable management is easy with it.

Great case. Plenty of airflow. Easy to build in. Looks good. Nice cable management channel in the back.

The 3 most important factors when choosing a PC case, especially for beginner PC builders, are a design that allows as much air to flow through it to keep your components cool, plenty of space to work with for everything from just dropping your components in to cable management, and dust filters to help keep the internals from getting dirty to go along with all the air flow. This case checks all of those boxes, and I'm very satisfied with my decision to choose this case as the one I built my very first custom PC in.

Nice looking case with good airflow and room in it

Allow to set up a pc build without the constraints of an ITX case and doesn't take much desk space. The Corsair 5000D model is a great full-size case but I like the modest size of the 4000D. The case is well designed in hiding cables so that each build looks clean. There's a USB C front panel connector available but my motherboard doesn't have a connector for it. A 360mm AIO or radiator can fit in the front but the tubes will need to be on the top side and the top of the case can fit a 240mm or 280mm AIO or radiator. Overall it's a good design case.

Fantastic case, tons of room to build in and very versatile, I love that they allow you to remove the HDD bay to make more room for cable management, most cases I've owned (sub $100) have riveted the bay down. Overall the airflow is great, basic io at the front, tinted glass looks great with some lighting behind it. Definitely recommended.

A great case with a lot of room to work with! Running a 3070 and all temperatures are stable. The front glass panel lets you show off all your RGB and other goodies and the mesh dust filters make cleaning it a breeze! Highly recommended for those needing the space and airflow. You can’t go wrong with 4000D.

First one i purchase the tempered glass shattered.. luckily still with plastic on it.. I returned it and got another one and so far it’s a good case.. Nice size.. can be a tight fit depending on components.. overall solid case.. good air flow

Budget build? There are some ups and downs for the Corsair 4000D. Up being it is a friendly Mid Tower case to build on while supporting an ATX MB. It works with a Cooler Master air cooled cpu block. Supports 240mm and 280mm AiO on top mount or a 360mm AiO front mount. A lot of cable routing for cable management. Several mounting locations for your SSD and 2 soild bays for your HDD. My only grip is that I can not mount a 360mm rad on top at all. And without being in the way of ram. Besides that, overall wonderful and friendly beginner case.

I can't believe how cheap this case is, the bang for your buck is incredible! Not only did it easily hold my Corsair AIO Liquid cooler and my 3090 TI, the cable systems and cover for the power supply make everything look great! I also love that I was able to move the front case fans from inside the case to outside of it but still behind the faceplate. The faceplate popped right back on over them without issue.