Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to manage cables and looks sleek. Only downside is the tight space for a GPU. Careful when trying to install triple fan GPU it a tight squeeze make sure it's under the max GPU length before purchasing. Other then that it's a great case with incredible airflow.

Best Buy doesn't have a great selection of cases. This is one of the best good airflow case available in their inventory. My decision had zero to do with RGB lights or the odd front grill. I DID care that there were 3, reasonably quiet fans on the front and the grill allowed for good airflow. The glass faced cases are simply stupid in this regard. The case was very easy to build into with a lot of options like completely removing the outdated 5 1/4 in drive bays. Pass through and grommets in all the right places and a reasonably easy to remove pane of glass. My only complaint about this care is with the fans. They are 3 pin rather than 4 pin so you can not control their speed. That's a serious detractor for me but thankfully they are pretty quiet. Also, whoever build the case didn't bother connecting the fans in the correct order so I had to rewire them 1,2,3, so I could program the lights correctly. They came stock as 2,1,3.

This case is really good looking, it comes with three of Corsairs excellent RGB fans. It is a Mid-Tower Case, and due to this it is rather small for ATX motherboards. I have a 750 Watt semi-modular power supply, and it was a struggle to make the back panel fit on. Otherwise I really liked it. Well made product.

This is my first pc build from scratch. Case looks great and comes with the 3 rgb fans a 4th would have been great for a good airflow setup but I ran an aio setup that came with 2 extra fans so no big deal there. The case fit my needs perfectly but could be considered small depending on what your trying to stuff in there.

Overall a good looking and feeling case, it is slightly modular but not fully so keep that in mind. Not too heavy. One large benifit is that it comes with 3 Corsair 120mm fans and power node, a great deal for the price! I would definitely buy this for anyone looking for a good quality case but doesn't want to spend all their money.

Love this. Very slick looking, lots of cooling, and fits my 4090 with a mm or 2 to spare. Note that's a 4090 FE. I doubt any of the current 3p 4090s would fit.

Great quality. The 3 included fans run great, LED's look amazing with iCue. I bought 3 matching fans and let me tell you the price of the fans cost more then the case which is dumb.... So if you find the same fans "cheaper" let me know asap, but other wise just buy you two cases and put one up or resale it after you take the fans out LOL.... No lie the 3 extra fans cost me almost $149, & this case at Best Buy was $99 before taxes. Semi poor cable placement holes or at least didn't match where my cables hook up on my motherboard.... The glass seems to collect dust / finger prints easier then my other tamper glass case which is odd..... For $99 you can't go wrong it works and the fans are a super plus

This case is great, has wonderful airflow, and the RGB fans are just an added bonus, for the very affordable price. It has a nice glass side panel that’s easy to remove and it would be a great choice for anyone looking for a new case.

Love the case, it's beautiful, ICUE software picked it up with no setup. A few notes though for future installers: 1. The fans come with 3 pin connectors, and newer motherboards have 4 pin connectors, but they ALSO accept 3 pins just line up the plastic guide. 2. The weird cable coming from the RGB Controller is a Sata Power cable and plugs into your PSU. This through me for a loop. 3. I had to remove the Hard Drive tray on the back to fit in my PSU, but then once I had it installed I had room to put it back, but honestly I'm using M2 instead so i just left it out. Other then that case was beautiful and clean. Was able to hide the wires. 4. When you get it take off the back (Not glass side) at the bottom will be the cardboard box with all the screws and bits in it.

if you are looking a mid tower case that is good for airflow, cable management and RGB, this is the best case to get from a company that now found it's way back in making the best computer cases.

Case is very well thought out. I installed a full atx Intel Gen 10 setup in it and happy with the cooling. Easy to open and access items. Cable management is really nice to keep things clean.

This is a small Mid-tower, I mean it is slightly smaller than most mid towers. But that is what I wanted. If you don't have a modular PSU this case might not work. I have a Full size ATX board and a GPU that is 272mm and it fits nicely in the case. It has great airflow and the options for AIO water cooling is nice too. There are multiple mesh filters that are easy to get to and remove to clean. This was a giant step above my old case. I would recommend this case to anyone that wants a smaller footprint on their desk. It is sturdy and I would buy again for another PC build.

This is a great case with good aesthetics and excellent airflow characteristics. The case has the three RBG fans in the front and room for two or three large fans in the top mount configuration. I suppose you could mount an water cooling radiator there instead. Wire management is good with room for two standard hard disks and two SSD-type drives behind the plate on the right side. The side glass is a nice addition as well for the price. One other nice thing to consider, is the removable mesh dust filters on the front, top, and power supply intake (bottom), which reduces the dustiness inside the beautiful case.

This is perfect for me. Good airflow, compact, lot of fans, and look neat. Cable management is hard on this case if you dont plan it first. I still manage to install the hdd. This is compact so be aware.

Best case I ever BOUGHT I would highly advise if youre looking for one buy this one

Is it the best case? That depends. For thermals? No, but it does the job very well with a positive pressure focus (3 front fans, addressable RGB), with room for exhaust fans or AIO setups. Where this case shines is in design, in my opinion. The geometric front plate hiding the front filter is nice (for me), but I really appreciate a compact case (shorter in length) that looks nice and does a good job in thermals. Someday I'll shell out for an mini-ITX build and find a decent tiny ITX case, but this case is great for compact ATX. (Note, while it is compact, it can still fit full ATX boards.)

This case is solid, not cheap. Airflow is good and protected by screens. Includes 3 rgb fans. Easy to build in. Use the ICue software to operate the controller included in case.

Overall decent case for the money although slightly smaller for my taste. Will not fit a 3080 with front mounted radiator. The front panel design can be polarizing as well but I just take it off for increased airflow!

This is the case I bought and used for my first PC build. It was a gaming oriented build with some RGB, and I liked the idea of a case that was compact yet compatible with a full sized ATX motherboard. I used a Corsair 280mm AIO and a full sized ATX power supply. Both had some major clearance issues with this case. -AIO Clearance- The case is designed such that mounting an aio on the front is only possible using a configuration that damages the AIO in the long term: with the tubes connected to the radiator at the top of the case. I heard the impact of this after about 5 months of use, when my AIO would gurgle as it struggled to replace the air at the top of the loop with water. A top mounted radiator would, perhaps, have been more optimal for my build. As a new builder, however, it seems to have been an overlook by Corsair to include the correct radiator orientation in any manuals included. -PSU CLEARANCE- My power supply Corsair's own RM850x, was a massive pain to get into the case's shroud. There is a small piece of metal that protrudes such that adding power cables or inserting the power supply becomes near-impossible without significant added force. As a beginner builder, which this case seems to be aimed towards, based on its ICUE features and overall simplicity, the struggle I faced in installing my PSU was unacceptable; almost a reason I might recommend against his case. -RGB- This is clearly a gamer-focused case, and Corsair's RGB software remains one of my favorites among the many lighting ecosystems. It is relatively intuitive, and has the best customization as far as lighting goes. -AIRFLOW- Airflow has become an increasingly popular topic in the PC building realm, and this case was certainly ahead of most in terms of airflow in 2019, even up to now. Its front fans are largely unobstructed by the front panel thanks to the many perforations in the panel. Theoretically, this case has great airflow. Thermals were good too, and neither the CPU (i9 9900k) nor GPU (EVGA 2080 Super) got anywhere near uncomfortable temps due to airflow issues. Overall, this case is a relatively plain, but effective component. for an on-sale price of $90, the airflow and integrated Corsair RGB ecosystem may be worth shelling out for in order to build a strong starter system.

This is a great case for your build, and a steal at the price if your just starting out with RGB! It's super flexible, so plan carefully, according your components and it will help to lower your temperatures a lot. My idle temps went down by 15-20 degrees C, and I can push my components now without sacrificing stability. One note, which I think is really cool (hah!), is that the fans can be set up to reflect the temperature of your CPU or GPU (in iCue). I set them to the CPU and then set up my Vengeance Pro RGB RAM to show the GPU temp. Now I can tell how they're both doing at a glance!