Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: -excellent airflow -three included sp 120 rgb pro fans -tempered glass window -psu shroud -high quality/design Cons: -small for a mid tower (max GPU length is about 305 mm so won’t fit every three fan card) -cable management requires some creativity Overall this is a very good case for <$100. A three pack of sp 120 rgb fans alone costs $80. So you can’t beat the value if you’re going rgb for your build. If you have a large three fan GPU (gaming x trio, rog strix, etc.) or plan on using a front mounted radiator, this probably isn’t the case for you.

Though the design may look strange, but its a very good pc case! The airflow is amazing, keeps everything cool and i haven't had any overheating problem! I highly recommend getting this pc case and for a good price for only $100!

Do your research on this super compact ATX case to make sure all of your components will fit. This thing is tight to build in, and if you're considering a 30 series RTX card you definitely will wanna check GPU size allotment. That said, if you know your components can fit, I will absolutely recommend this case. It has great airflow, looks amazing, and the small footprint can't be beat for an ATX case. iCue software works well and the RGB Fans are excellent. They are probably the majority of the cost of the case, and it's easy to see why.

I bought a pre-build from Best Buy which came with 3 fans that were ok. I wanted more fans, however, I also wanted a different case for better airflow since the pre-build didn't have many openings in the front. I saw this on sale and I went ahead and bought it. The size is pretty small so if you have a 240 radiator it will only fit on the front mount if your ram is tall. I suggest low profile ram if you want the radiator mounted at the top. All in all the compact size works for me since my PC sits on top of my desk. RTX 2070 Super fits well in here and the 3 included fans was also a reason I got this case.

It nice good quality but just know a 3080 wont fit to small

this case is a little small for longer gpu's. but airflow is awesome. 1 of my more liked cases

This is a really nice case for most people. Easy to manage cabling and including the 3 RGB fans is a really nice touch. Plenty of airflow and having holes on the top of the case allows hot air to escape easily. Easy to clean front filters. I think if Corsair would make an optional model of this case that includes an entry level PSU it would be an incredible value that would work for a lot of people.

Overall it's a nice compact case with good airflow. The included fans and controller are a plus if you want RGB. Cable management can be a issue if you don't plan the build wisely. I used a full size power supply with braided cable extension so I had some extra cable needing to be tucked away. Removing the HDD cage was a must as I don't use HDD's anyways. With the cage removed it does leave a opening to see some of the clutter, but it doesn't block the lower fans airflow. iCUE software didn't recognize the controller so I though it was defective. Maybe I did the software install wrong, but removing the usb cable and putting it back on in windows cured the issue. Currently debating on additional fans with bling or just using the ones I already have on hand....Leaning towards bling as some of the lighting effects look pretty cool.

Very good case for price point, easy to work with, easy cable management, case supports two 3.5inch hard drives along with two ssds on back panel. The include fans are great along with easy rgb programing for modes and color with the Corsair app. Nice tempered glass side panel let's you enjoy the beauty of your computer. The case supports 360 mm aio coolers on the front panel and would probably do the same for the top as well.

This case is really nice. It is really easy to cable manage in it, despite it being a smaller case. It is a little snug for the gtx 20 series but it still fits it. Be cautious about your power supply though. I had to completely remove the HDD cage to fit my power supply because I didn't think about the size of the lad. I'm running a EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G+, 80 Plus Gold 850W by the way, to give some basis.

I really like this case. The air flow in it is great. You get a good build with multiple rgb fans with the Corsair commander, all for 100$. That value really can’t be beat. With that being said, I had to return it. You can’t fit even a smaller 240mm pc cooler on the top side because of clearance issues against the motherboard but you can put it on the front. However, then you have issues with large GPUs. It’s just too small.

I've been building machines for well over a decade at this point so I've used a wide variety of cases in my time. If you're trying to putt top-of-the-line hardware into this case, it's very solid for anyone that's got a moderate amount of experience under their belt. For anyone doing their first budget build or just putting some less complicated machine together, this case is a slam dunk. Some things I ran into building with this: The front panel does support 3 fans, however if you want to install a 3-fan radiator (like the 150i) you're going to have to remove the HDD mounting bracket from the case. This wasn't a huge deal for me, seeing as I had 2 M.2's on the motherboard and the case supports 2 SSD's as well. But if you're installing a large radiator AND also want standard HDD's you're going to have to do some work and/or look at another case. The back panel is a little tight when you get in all the power cables and hard drive connections, but isn't anything I'm too worried about. Some basic cable management should make sure your drives and airflow remain open and without issue. The panel being solid metal also mean your cables aren't on display, so no need to get too concerned with the aesthetics of your cable arrangement. Everything else about this case is great. I'm running a i9-9900k overclocked to 5.0ghz with a Nvidia 2060 Super, cooled with a Corsair 150i. The airflow and temperatures have been fantastic. I use this case at work and it looks professional and not too gamer-y. In terms of price - it's fine. I would have liked to see this case somewhere in the $75 range, but being able to pick it up at the store in a moments notice was worth the extra $20 at the time.

Snagged one of these to house my Ryzen 3600 system upgrade. Quality is top-notch as expected with Corsair with great cooling and many small thoughtful touches plus included RGB lighting is beautiful. A few cons however: (1) Case has no HDD activity LED (2) Pattern on steel grill could be better looking (3) Icue software required to customize RGB and fan controller takes up 1 internal USB 2 header. One serious caveat: Be advised I used Corsair's H100i Platinum RGB AIO cooler and it BARELY fit! This case is advertised as being compatible with the H115i (which uses 140mm fans vs the H100i's 120's) and while it could be made to fit it would have to be installed on the front of the case rather then the top as I prefer. Also note that if I had chosen DDR4 any taller then the Corsair Vengeance I used even the H100i would NOT have fit at all due to overlapping the heatsinks. Only 3 stars because I expected better from Corsair for $100.

Great mid tower case for a gaming builds. Plenty of RGB fans included. Also has an RGB hub to add more RGB fans. It can also be equipped with a plethora of attachments. i have a 3080 Ti in this bad boy, so bring out your biggest cards, it can handle it!

I've had this case for less than a month, but as from what I've seen so far it helps keep my components cool. The air flow is great due to the three fans in the front. It's not the biggest case so keep an eye on the size of your gpu. My msi 3070 trio barely fit in here so keep measurements in mind. Overall, it's a good case.

Pretty small compared to other cases but if you value space then this one's great! The 3 included rgb fans are amazing! Perfect airflow and looks good too. The included rgb module was a must since I hooked up more corsair rgb fans it all looks great. The light show really pops. A great buy from an everything corsair guy.

I very recently got the parts needed to build a gaming PC and needed to find a case. This one was recommended to me by multiple people and I can see why. It fit perfectly and has great space and cable management options. The fans are a plus as well. So far after a month and a half of use I can say this case is great!

I decided to go with this case because of the included RGB fans. I'm pretty happy overall, good airflow, easy enough to canle manage and looks good. Two thing I wish this case had are cutouts for fans on the side of the case and a USB-C on the front I/O

First of all, this case is a far upgrade from my first case. The construction quality on this case is spectacular, with the entire chassis being metal. The glass side-panel really adds to the premium feeling as well. Installation of a MicroATX board was a breeze and there are rubber grommets to aid in cable management. The back was quite difficult to put back on with all the cables, but proper routing of the CPU power cable/24 pin power connector solved that issue. Airflow is spectacular, with temps dropping an average of 7 C between my CPU/GPU. The PSU, front, and top of the case all have dust filters, which is a nice bonus. Finally, the case has a PSU shroud to help with hiding away non-modular PSU cables. Highly recommend the case, but be sure to pick up another fan for the rear exhaust. The case only comes with 3 Corsair fans on the front, and buying 3 more (don't come in single packs) costs a whopping 80 dollars. A bit of a bummer, but it's well worth it for the look.

I’m loving the case. When it first arrived I thought it was going to be too small for my build, but that turned out to be unwarranted. I enjoyed most of the time I spent building in the case itself, though it was definitely a bit cramped. That isn’t necessarily the case’s fault though, that was my choice of PSU which happens to be non-modular and has quite bulky cables. The addition of the Lighting Node Core makes syncing up all of my RGB a breeze, I do wish that there was a fan hub included in the case as well, but it’s not a necessity. The build quality of the case is great, even though it does have quite a bit of plastic on it, it is very sturdy and not a cheap plastic. The metal panel on the front of the case is super sturdy and very easy to remove if I require more airflow. My main suggestion for anyone buying this case, is to get a modular or semi-modular PSU to avoid some annoyance.