Customer Ratings & Reviews

This case is very nice and decent. Here are some real info about it: Solid Build, good cable management, decent fans. NOTE: the front fans rgb plug has 4 pins slot, my motherboard has 5 pins for all rgb slots. The case plug is thick and doesnt fit inside my motherboard! I had to peel the plug in order to make it fit inside 4 pins out of 5 without pending the 5th pin in my motherboard. Make sure you know your motherboard rgb slot before buying the case

I love how it looks and it works great I was able to build around it and manage cables easily the only problem me and most people have is airflow but in all honesty I didn’t really have a big problem with it cus it’s usually cold in my house but other than that I’ve never over heated but I’ve heard other people have and it’s kind of small the instructions weren’t very clear but i figured it out for my first pc build

Got this case on sale for my son. Its a really good case with great fans included

Doesn’t have the best cooling effectiveness since the front has limited holes still cools my rig down tho power supply space is kinda cramped with the ssd tray being right beside it so I had to remove some of them. Room for water cooling if needed would recommend tho. This overall is a very enjoyable case tho the glass is darker then my car windows

A very good case overall for a pretty decent computer build. If you are, you are using a 4000 series hour then you should be OK with using this case. The air flow is OK but could be better.

Great looking case and inclusion of the 4 fans (3 rgb, 1 non-rgb) makes it even better. RGB fans work great and look great. Swapped out the non-RGB fan with another corsair 120mm RGB fan to go full rgb. The case is a bit cramped with an atx mobo, as well as a cooler master masterliquid ML240 AIO so fits very snugly but it does fit. I also added a corsair cx750f rgb PSU. I did have to buy an extra RGB splitter to connect the extra rgb input. Thankfully the mobo has both 3 and 4 pin RGB headers. The fans offer a huge amount of airflow and with the AIO cooler it weighs beautifully. The case looks great with all the lights running and it is very well designed. When it is off the front face is black and you can't see the front fans.

If you want a reasonable case for your gaming rig this is it! Everything fits, Corsair quality is first rate and you get RGB fans to boot! What's not to like. Everything about this is quality at a very good price.

So ultimately the case was a little tighter than I was hoping for a mid-sized tower. Everything fit but it would have been nice to be just a little larger. The front cover will have to prove itself over time. It's not completely open. Current temps seem fine but well see how things look with summer rolls in. The fan LEDs do not exactly match the other LEDs in the case. They seem a little more diffused and softer. My son still likes it though. If you can get it for a good price, go for it. Otherwise, I'd shop around to see if there was something a little better.

I bought this but returned it before installing components as the Corsair 4000D Airflow, to me, is the more versatile case. This one can do up to a 240mm water cooler up top. There is a small opening in the front of the case to feed the 3 fans, but it still seems pretty restrictive. It also won't handle an RTX 3090 or some of the bigger CPU air coolers. Feels a little cheap with the plastic sometimes as well.

This case is the best case that I have ever owned………………………

This case is decent for those looking for a display type case but also at a decent price. The pros: Looks great Comes with decent pre installed fans Plenty of room for liquid coolers Psu shroud Independent TG glass panel Cons: The case is kind of tight for cable management Not much pre installed cable management solutions Not much airflow Kind of hard to build in

Great case not compact or tight in my opinion everything sat just right great option for midtower Corsair case

the fans that come with this case use 4 pin connectors, if you want the full RGB spectrum you need a case that supports Aura sync or mystic light, i however did not, if you are using a gigabyte board, you'll need a third party controller; in order to get the fans on this case to work with icue, I had to get an analog to digital RGB controller and plug it into the board and then icue could address all the fans, note that these fans only stay one solid color at a time, but you can do the rainbow shift thing. the fans in this case are strange analog fans, i quite like how they look though, very satisfied.

Great tower for my first build. I love the sleek look, wish it came with usb-c ports but other than that plenty of space to organize wiring.

everything seemed pretty good overall. cable management in the back could have a little more channels for wires, but that’s more or less just luxury for a case around this price. the main problem i’m having with this case though is that i can’t find the hdd led plug that goes into the mobo. as far as i’ve seen, it usually comes grouped together with system pwr, led -/+, and ground power, but those are the only ones in the wire strip. i looked around the other wires hanging from the front panel for it and i still can’t find it. i thought maybe it was integrated in another wire setup or something so i built without it, but when i booted up the pc, all the fan leds were still off while everything else was working fine, and the only thing i can imagine is that it has to do with the missing hdd led plug. even if it doesn’t, i’d still like to know where the hdd led plug is at or what happened to it. Help from corsair or best buy would be appreciated, but at the time of posting this, best buy online chat services weren’t working. a tad inconvenient because for this being my first build, everything else was pretty flawless. I like that the panels on the case for the pcie slots are easy to just screw off and remove. hdd install and removal is seem less and easy. good design for airflow with nice vents and mesh surfaces with convenient filters. rgb is a good add on and when the rgb on the fans work it will be a good buy.

It's a 4.5 star case. The glass is really nice with a tint. Good sturdy feeling. The cable management system is decent. The fans that come with it aren't great and were a bit noisier than I am used to. The RGB fans are a nice touch and went well with the RGB RAM I bought. Power supply cable management is a little tight.

Overall, this case was very good. I personally didn't like the aesthetics on the front, and the front of the case limited airflow. I actually took this one back, and purchased the Corsair 4000D Airflow case (And I LOVE IT!!!! Check out my review on it!) This case has plenty of room for all your parts and then some. I installed a Cooler Master 240mm AIO on the top, and had lots of space. The cable management system on the back could have been alot better (like the 4000D Airflow, great cable mgmt setup). The 3 fans that the case come with are decent Corsair RGB fans. I had enough room to install a very long GPU if I wanted to, but had an eVGA RTX 2060 KO Ultra (2 fan card) in this build. If you could grab this case for $60 or less, its a good deal and I would recommend it. If you have to pay retail ($99.99) you might as well spend the same amount on a Corsair 4000D or 4000D Airflow. You can put a 240mm AIO on top and still have room for RGB ram on your motherboard.

Gr at space and control. Able to control the fans with my x470 motherboard. Easy to since the fans, ram and mb.

The front panel is the only negative design flaw of this case. It looks good, isn't gigantic, and has decent airflow for an aio setup. For my "waste of sand" I7 11700kf, it wasn't enough without the help of an aio to keep it under 86*C.

The case looks great. The RGB fans look great, especially with the dark tinted front panel, but the thermals are not great. The bottom fan has a good sized vent for airflow, but the middle and top fans are not going to do much. If you have high end hardware, expect your computer to get very hot.