Customer Ratings & Reviews

Be very careful. The glass covering broke in my hand. The obvious question is did I drop or damage by actions. The answer is no. Other wise it would be a good case.

Pros: Has great airflow Preinstalled fans are easy to use I like the magnetic dust filters Good cable management Good price with the fans and RGB control included Seems well built Cons: Restart and power buttons switched Loud It all fit decently, although a little tight, with a micro ATX mobo, Corsair 650w modular PSU Nvidia GTX 1070 Extra 120mm exhaust fan on the back

Very strong case with good airflow and strong glass. A lot of space to work with. I did have to take out the middle fan in the front to fit my gpu. But even then I just took the middle fan and used it as an exhaust fan for the back (it doesn't come with a back fan). Good case though, very sturdy.

Had to replace my wife's case as she had an older Fractal Design case and the airflow was very sub-par. She had a fan die on her graphics card and we opted to get a new case with better airflow to help cool it and so far it's been exceptional. The case is definitely on the smaller side which some may like and others may not. Had no issues transferring all her hardware over and she has a long, semi-modular PSU which I was concerned would be an issue with the PSU bay. Had to work a little magic with cable management but really had no issues at all. Great case for the money, really can't go wrong and the RGB is nice if that's what you're into. Otherwise, it's just a nice case overall.

I had purchased this case after noticing my old case had poor air flow due to spacial constraints with a liquid cooler for my cpu and this was causing my Founder's Edition GTX 1080ti to constantly overheat and hurt performance in games. I also was having touble with dust in the old case, but that wasn't the reason I switched. Corsairs case has truly exceeded my expectations. I went from thermal throttling at base clocks to overclocking a FOUNDERS EDITION 1080TI AND STAYING BELOW 85 CELCIUS! The case itself is ironically smaller, but because of how well designed it is, I was able to mount my radiator on the top of the case--improving airflow even more! The case looks amazing--really a fan of the build quality. 1 dual purpose Headphone/mic jack, 2 USB A ports, a power button, and a restart button conveniently located on the front of the case along with what appears to be an RGB module on the back of the case if that's your thing. If you have more than 2 SSD's (or harddrives) I suggest getting samsungs product to put two in one slot since this only comes with 2 slots by default for storage. They didn't mention this, but it's also a big deal, especially in Central Oregon and other dusty locations: The front of the case (the metal in front of those 3 fans) is removable and reveals a removable mesh screen-WHY DON'T ALL CASES HAVE THIS? I've had this case for over a month now and it's got a miniscule amount of dust in it. The mesh screen has kept almost all dust out of the case and I was able to remove it and remove a LOT of dust that would have made it into my case and coolers if it weren't for the screen. Instead of being a 45 minute cleaning process, I just cleaned off the mesh screen in about 30 seconds. TLDR; This case is a must for anybody who lives in a dusty area and need their computer to stay cool. Airflow is the best I've ever seen and I am not kidding when I say this case increased my fps across games by 40 per game on average because my FE GPU no longer throttles and can be overclocked now. Case does an outstanding job of keeping dust out of it and has a convenient screen in front of the fans that can be removed for cleaning. Plenty of space inside for a double fan radiator and small enough to fit in a cubby. One (expected) downside of this case is that since the airflow is so good, you probably don't want to game in a closed room without AC because your room gets warm quick due to such good airflow. It's also a little louder than my old case. I highly recommend this case!

This case is a little shorter than most, so if you are planning on a new 3080 with a duel radiator on the cpu, you might be out of luck. The rgb fans are a nice touch of aesthetics to this already clean looking case. The back panel design allows for hiding ssd's as well as making it somewhat easy to get clean wiring. If you have mechanical hard drives, keep in mind they are stored in the psu module, and take up a large amount of space, if you do not have a modular psu the wiring may not fit with the mechanical hard drives.

Beautiful and easy to build in. Cable management with this is great! It has lost of cable management velcro and its really spacious in the back which is great. As for airflow, its great! Fans can be controlled thru icue and its beautiful! Installing aio rads is pretty easy on this one. My temps are a lot lower now compare to my old ibuypower case.

Great Airflow Case, Corsair Quality, Fit and Finish is supreme. This case has everything but the kitchen sink so RGB is definalty better than a kitchen sink in a computer case. This case has alot of room, easy to build in, and the case isperfect for a budget minded yet need airflow case. You could probalby do a custom hardline liquid cooling in it if you got creative with the pump location. At the end of the day I reccomend this case for any budget build.

Good layout. Buy on sale. Rgb synchs with asus. Plenty of depth to the case for my noctua cooler. Motherboard is maximus hero xii witch fills it up maybe 1\2to spare. Build quality is better than average but the measurements were off ever so slightly placing the motherboard screws into the case. This was really only visible where the mobo io shield goes to the case and not noticed when looking at it closed. Just annoyed me it wasn't perfect for my expensive motherboard. Other than that was some decent cable runs but I have a old power supply that isn't modular and there was little room for the cables in the back or next to the power supply. I have them velcro at the bottom it works. The glass can fall when you take it off the side so just be careful and have a good hold when you try to lift it up. I dropped it once no dings. But it just pops on and off. I added a 4th fan to the back it's a thoughtful layout for most components and to make the front or view angle through the glass appear neat. Rgb is decent and compatible with most name brands. I have asus and logitech haven't messed with the logitech yet but my asus mobo seems to synch fine. Conclusion measurements being off hurt this case along with the way the glass pops out. Still 3 out of 5 stars because of looks and layout.

PROS I think it's a good case for cable management. Plenty of air flow for the temps of components installed. Plenty of room for SSD's and HHD's. Comes with 3 RGB fans in front, paired with a RGB fan hub controller. Detachable from bezel which makes it handy. Also plenty of dust filters. Cons I wish a rear exhaust fan had been included. Kinda small in width for an ATX motherboard. I added a RGB case fan in the rear , plus 2 in the top as well for exhaust.

The looks alone are very high top tier for its price range, the box did come beat up, most likely from poor shipping conditions but the foam pieces inside did a good job of making sure I didn’t give this review any less than a 5 stars. Aside from my personal experience, the case is equipped with multiple features ; the most noticeable upon boot-up is its 3 included rbg fans. This is my first build and I haven’t had a bad experience with fans yet and I can already tell I won’t have any with the included fans. Upon boot-up the airflow in this case was impressive. I think this is all capable for its very open front panel that allows tons of air to flow in but all to be filtered with it included mesh filter. Speaking of which there’s one for the PSU fan and the top of the case. To keep this review short, building in it was very easy and enjoyable and cable management couldn’t be more satisfying without the rubber garments for my cables making the build like even more clean. So all in all I highly recommend it above any other case in its league

This case is perfect for a smaller / medium-sized compact build, easy to work with building your own, with many wire and hardware slots. It's a solid structure and easy to open up and clean as well. I'm satisfied, it's a great deal.

Great airflow and enough space for all components. I have a year or so with this case and it’s been great since it comes with the RGB module in the back for all fans.

great form factor. i loved this case. With it coming with 3 120mm Corsair ICue fans..which would cost 60-80$ Alone!!.. its great to small space. though sadly i traded in for a diffrent simply as i didnt want to be limited in what GPU's can fit..some brands can't.

I downsized my old PC that has been repurposed for my kids to do online schooling and the tower it was in was MASSIVE. The included fans made this budget case have extra value (kids love the RGB) and the dust filters and tempered glass are great touches. It housed the 240mm AIO cooler behind the top 2 front fans easily. It was a breeze to build a simple setup with just one SSD and an old non modular psu after removing the HDD cage. Cable management was the best I ever had in a budget case. Moves enough air to keep my old 3770k happy at 4.3ghz with the AIO cooler. I did add some non RGB corsair fans I had on hand to the top and rear to fully flesh it out. It is compact but fits ATX boards, a GTX 1070, and a 240mm radiator well. If you are still running HDDs I would want something bigger though.

I have had this case for about a month. It's a great case with a nice design, I like it. Temperature:I have been monitoring temperatures in it, and it is doing well. The weather is 27°C, the CPU is at 39.1°C, with silent running fans after adjusting the fan curve. I think because the case fans are just right there (since it feels smaller in length than average atx mid-tower cases) any hot air created quickly gets pushed out. Size: I have built a couple of PCs in Mid-Tower cases, but this one is different. It is a bit smaller length wise. Knowing this, I still wanted it for its design. GPU: Make sure you know the measurements of your graphics card. This case has clearance for 32cm (12.5inch), my graphics card is the Strix GTX 1070 08G measuring at 29.8cm (11.73inch), a three fan gpu. It's about 1cm (~1/3 inch) from touching the front case fans. I like how the case is almost the length of the graphics card. PSU: I used the Corsair AX 1200i psu. The end of the psu was already touching the hdd cage (without even plugging any cables to it), so that certainly had to be removed. Cable management: In this case, there are lots of locations to holster down cables in the back. You really have to lay the cables as flat as possible. With many tie down points, this wasn't really a problem, I was able to close it first try. Also, even with the big psu there was still a bit of room to shove a bit of cables where the hdd cage was. Water cooling: I am using an aio water cooler, I think it's the Corsair H80i GT. There are 3 front facing fans. Can't place the aio at the bottom since the shroud is there, can't place in the middle spot because the gpu is almost touching, and can't place on the top one since my 24-pin power cable and ram were there. Only two spots were left, the back or the top-back. I placed it at the back as exhaust. There are still good temps. Some of these issues may be alleviated if using a smaller motherboard, I was using an atx motherboard. Ease of build: It did not lose points for size, I knew that from the get go that it would be smaller. I liked the smaller size. Since it was smaller to build in that what I use to, I had the surprise of figuring out how much hand room one has in a little case. There was not a lot of room for error, everything should be planned on where it goes. The best thing to do when building in this case is to plan out how the wires would be going and their destinations. I laid them all out and started building accordingly, since you start losing ease of access to certain spots. I docked it one point here because some of the cutouts for cables could have been moved a little bit. As it was, some of my cables have to curve a little to reach their spots.

Pros: -Comes with 3 fans in the front -Easy to use cord management -Great airflow -great window -great namebrand Negatives: None I'm an old school PC builder, and was using an Antec Nine Hundred I won in a gaming tournament in 2006 when it was new. I'm old and don't game, and that thing has so much dust and whatever else in it after 14 years of use, I decided to finally toss it. Old case had great airflow, but cable management wasn't really a thing back then, and a ton of trays/bays that were necessary back in the day. I don't need 5 large bays and 4 HD bays anymore, I just run this case, no DVD rom, and 2 NVME HD's, so all that extra stuff isn't needed. Fantastic purchase, and my 3 year old daughter loves the lights.

This is my new favorite case that I'm recommending to just about everyone. If don't need a full tower, this mid-tower will give you everything you need. Good hide-away cable management, great air flow, RGB fans that pretty much make up the entire cost of the case, good mounting for radiators, tool-less screws (you may need to use a tool the first time to get things loose enough), and just overall great design. Just keep in mind you may need to buy another 3-pack of fans to fill every possible fan spot. My favorite part? The iCUE software can throw all your LED's to Red if temps get out of control. Perfect for when you have a radiator/fan failure.

This case is incredible, I have never had better airflow in my PC and could not be more happy. Affordable, super good quality and most definitely worth the price!

In need of a new Case, this one came in clutch. Wasn't too much of a fan at first but once finished, I actually enjoyed and appreciated the RGB setup and how we can sync with the other RGB already on my computer. Recommend 10/10 Fit is kinda tight, depending on the equipment that you are using but if you are using a 1060+, I'd recommend a bigger case. Only Con is that they messed up when making the cases. Reset button is actually set up as the Power button. You'll need to swap those connections on the MB but besides that, no other issues at all. Appreciate the quality