Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this case and started building my gaming PC from scratch. After installing my MSI Z490 Motherboard and Corsair AIO I realized that it would be best to go with a Corsair Case due to the RGB node for lighting control and the 3 included RGB fans. This saved me about $100 bucks by going that route. This case was built solid and I had Zero issues with it other than most of my components from the AIO, RGB memory, and fans were Corsair. It just made sense to go with their case that is ready for iCue lighting control.

This case is gorgeous! It's also very well built. * Just be careful it you replace the 3 120mm fans in the front with bigger ones, or use a radiator there. The metal mount will bend if you push too hard to get the screw(s) in. As previously stated in other reviews, the airflow intake occurs from the edges of the top and front plates. Seems to work fine for me. I put a Corsair H115i 280mm radiator (front mounted) in the system, and put two Phanteks PH-F140SP 140mm Premier Case Fans in the top. I actually got 3 140mm fans in the front. 2 (top and bottom of the radiator), and 1 more on the backside of the radiator. (The restricted air flow is why I bought the Phanteks fans) --> Be aware that IF you want to use 140mm fans in the front, the screws don't reach the case mounting plate. (They're too short). I ended up mounting the fan/radiator to the case mounts (inside), then a 140mm fan on the "outside" of the case to other screw hole mounting points (part of the case), towards the bottom. This creates air flow for the drives and power supply. Basically, I have 3 140mm fans blowing air through the radiator, into the case. 1 (stock) fan in the back as exhaust, and the two top 140mm fans working as exhaust, too. CPU: Ryzen 3700X, 48 GB Ram. This sessions CPU Temp: 33 degrees Celsius. Max: 33.5 degrees (HWinfo64). * If you put fans in the top, please make sure they are sucking air OUT of the case. (Don't use them as intakes) ** And remember to REMOVE the power supply guard/compartment. (It unscrews). Put your power supply in, and set the cover. set up your wiring as you please then tighten the shield back up. ** I put (1) 1 TB SSD, (2) 500GB SSD's, (1) 4TB Hard Drive in the case. The mounting points on the top of the power supply hold two SSD's, but be aware that the plugs are RIGHT UP AGAINST THE MOTHERBOARD. I'd mount the SSD's and wire them up (with numbered SATA cables ) before securing the guard. --> All three of the SSD's are the SanDisk brand. I've NEVER had issues with SanDisk and (personally) prefer them.

This was my first of build and the cable management and space in the case made connecting wires really easy. But the slot for the power supply on the bottom is a tight fit putting it in especially if you had all your wires connected you might need to remove the bottom wires and put the power supply in first. Also the case design doesn allow for great airflow, with only two slots on the top and front for air

It has good ventilation and is very spacious.recommended

This case is looks and works great if you are looking for something cheap! Comes with 1rgb fan and 3 regular fans, The front panel with the logo can be 3D printed and customized to fit back on!

Purchased this case to do my first new computer build. Loved how easy it was to build in and has plenty of room. The top and front panel of the case is made of plastic that can be a little scary to remove the first time. The glass cover is very nice and is also tinted. Comes with 1 rear and 3 front fans and an rgb controller.

good case, easy to open to modify and install, nice thoughtful engineering, good separation of heat sources, a better case than the processor deserved. The knock, the drive slides were very week, flimsy, and difficult to use. Now that I think about it, changing it to a 4 as the slides are important to me.

I love this case, for the money it comes with three fans (3 nocturas cost around $60 alone) plus you get an 8 plug RGB LED ballast controller and that makes leds so easy to use. The cable management system is so great

Just got this case to replace the tiny iCUE 220T case and so far before I start the build, I quite like it. There is a lot of plastic up top and on the front but it has great airflow potential while cutting out all the fan noise. I suspect it is going to be a very cool, quiet case. I was pleasantly surprised to find that all four fans in the case are 4-pin PWM fans! Most of them are going to be replaced anyway for Corsair fans with a Commander Pro to control them, however I plan to use them elsewhere. Also since this is a full tower case, it has tons of room and really nice cable management. It's also not nearly as deep as some min tower ATX cases (looking at your Corsair Carbide Series 678C) so while it is tall, it should fit length wise in places the 678C does not.

Works great for a moderately powered PC. After I upgraded to a 4090 the case was getting too warm. Not enough open space in the front.

Great case with lots of space for parts, with integrated cable management options. Only downside is a slight lack of ventilation; there are only holes in the back of the tower.

Easy cable management and large enough to run to radiators. Also, was able to get a price match refund when it went on sale for black Friday.

I purchased this for my son as we are building a custom PC. I let him choose whatever he wished, but only towards those companies and cases which I knew to have a better build quality to them as I've been building PCs since the early 90's. This one delivers and has a beautiful clean appearance and great design for cable management and more. At only $105 (plus tax) it was a no brainer over cases that were 2-3 times more in cost, but which didn't offer much more than this. I recommend it!

This case is great - it has tons of space, comes with 4 fans, one of which is RGB, and very easy cable management. There are a few drawbacks, however. The design of the case itself looks very nice, but the material can feel a little "plastic-y." However, this material seems more durable then you'd think. the RGB on the front of the case is nice, especially since you can custom-make the top and bottom to have your own design. The RGB settings (connected to an 8-port RGB controller) for the case/fan are plentiful, but it can take a while to switch between them. The case alone has 2 USB ports at the top, along with a blue led power button, headphone/mic jacks and the led button. There is no restart button. The manual included is easy to follow, if you need it. Airflow is pretty good, but could probably be improved a bit. You will likely want to get fans at the top of your case (3 120mm or 2 140mm) if you plan on overclocking. The back of the pc is metal and it can get hot. There's a dust filter/mesh at the bottom for the PSU, which is also hidden from sight - this helps conceal cables as well. There is plenty of space for air to flow below the case as the stands push it up a good amount. The glass panel is very easy to remove but it does have a pretty dark tint, so keep that in mind if you want a really pretty inside. If you have multiple RGB fans and RGB components, this shouldn't really be an issue. It comes with 4 fans, which are all pretty silent. One fan has RGB connected to the case's RGB lights on the front to sync it all up. It does not come with a fan controller, so if you want more fans, make sure you get one. My motherboard only has space for the 4 fans. Cable management is one of the best parts about this case. There are holes throughout the case that you can sneak cables through easily. They have some sort of rubbery thing in the hole to prevent you seeing the potential mess behind the backplate. There's a cover in the back you can also use for better cable management, but you dont need it. Overall, this case is great for $110, especially for RGB builds, but it works great for anyone. Would totally recommend if the few minor drawbacks don't completely turn you away.

Lots of room for building. LEDs are so pretty! Great at managing cables. Cooling is spot on. East set up for a first time builder.

Pros: Includes an addressable RGB fan with hub and controller button. Large case. Cons: Quite restrictive airflow.

this is a good case great cable management and very easy to build in. The side glass is pretty dark just to point out

I purchased this case for my eatx motherboard and it looks awesome. Spacious and easy to build in

The case is great the only flaw is that the fan controller needed a little help.

It is really big and spacious. It has all the room you need for the newest updated equipment.