Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a budget case. Only nice thing about it is the tempered glass side panel. After that it’s all mediocre. Subpar airflow, poor radiator support, and terrible HDD activity light that lights up my ceiling at night leaving me feeling like I have a strobe light built in. Thank goodness I’m not epileptic.

This case is the best bang for your buck. Cable management is much easier than competing cases in this price range. Doesn't have a cheap look to it either, looks and feels like an expensive case without the expensive price tag. Great case for the price.

Can't go wrong with the price for what you get. The intake isn't generous, so I mean a budget case; that means a budget build in this. Dunno if you'd want to put a CPU and graphics card that runs hot in this.

It's a basic mid-tower, so you're not going to get anything fancy. It comes with two fans, although very cheap and rickety so keep that in mind if you plan on using what is provided. Stars for the matte black and price (less than $70), less stars it not having much of an airflow.

PROS: The cable management is probably the best I've ever seen. I also love that the mobo standoffs were pre-installed. Made for a very easy and clean build. The SSD mounts behind the mobo tray are nice too. Cons: The metal is a little flimsy, especially around the top vent, so be careful shifting it around during your build. The top fan had a blown bearing and was making a grinding noise, so I yanked both fans out and replaced them with Apevia fans. The stock fans were way too loud anyway. I'm not crazy about the one USB port on the top. I understand the theme of minimalism for the case, but 2 ports would have been better. Overall this is a good case. The cable management is incredible, it's spacious, light, and easy to work on. but for under 100 bucks it's acceptable. I like the

I had to upgrade my case after I upgraded my RAM and video card after my old case was causing everything to run hot. This awesome case was the only one available at the worst part of the covid pandemic, but I'm sure glad it was. I have 3 ssd's, 4 120mm led case fans, and a push/pull cooling radiator installed, running 32gb of RAM, and 9700k i7 processor. My old case was running at or above 104° or higher, but after moving everything to this case it won't get above 74° even while running 5 monitors. The built in wire trays hide everything and is perfect for showing off the inner workings of my pc. The glass side is even REAL tempered glass to my surprise. (Price point so low, how could it have real tempered glass) be careful the first time you open it, because the weight of the REAL glass will catch you off guard.

Airflow is not the best but it's alright. Be sure to check your motherboard has the correct header for the type c front panel connection or you need to buy an adapter for 80$. Design is nice and the power switch glows when the computer is on. The case collects a lot of dust pretty quickly.

High quality case with a nice toolless design. I use this case often when building custom computers for my customers. I have purchased several of these for my customers and they always seem happy with the look.

Honestly a great value considering the size of the case, has great cable management systems and overall is definitely a shoe in as a first builders dream. The air flow is meh and I think if it wasn't so poor it'd get a 5 star review.

Structurally, the case is good, cabling system on the back is nicely designed, installing 120 fans on the front, was a bit awkward, and I wish there was more than one USB port for the front panel/top. Overall, I like the case, and would purchase another one.

Nice basic case that looks good without spending extra money on flashy lighting. Easy to work with and has space for routing wires. Inside front panel swivels out for easy installation of fans.

I picked this case for my first build. You can tell the creators of this case wanted the most functional design. There are slots and hole that make cable management a breeze. I would still recommend this case even if it cost $40 more.

Great mid tower for the price. Build quality is great and comes with 2 fans pre installed. Tons of cable management passages and ties behind the second panel. Only one usb connection on the case and rest come from the motherboard.

Love the design of this case! I have a air cooling setup which is disadvantageous when using this case due to having a restricted air intake. Might have to go AIO soon! Just an all around beautiful case with an unbeatable price!

This is an excellent case. I also have the H210 which I really like too but it is more limited for highend builds. This H510 is the perfect size for me. Plenty of room for everything needed for a highend build with good airflow.

I love this case. Its very easy to build in and has lots of room for hard drives. the glass sides show off your system very nice so make sure you do some nice cable management! I would definitely use it for future builds.

Case is great, has cable management. Pre managed fans Basement for psu is great for drives, cables and the such. Back panel comes off to reveal cable managment runs, and 2.5'' drive mounts. Pre installed ATX standoffs were great time saver as well

Overall satisfied, great case for the price. But did come a little bit banged up.

So I built my first PC in this case. This case can fit a lot in it. I have a Sapphire nitro rx5700xt and a be quiet dark rock tf cpu cooler and everything fits. Plus it is a nice sleek clack design. My issue is the USB. So the it has a USB type C jack and cable to connect to the motherboard to make it work. Not many motherboards support this. So just an extra cable to tuck away. The standard USB on the top broke for me 2 or months after I bought this. The fit is too snug and after taking out a USB cable time and time again within a few months, one of the components inside the slot just snapped off and now I can't use the USB on the case. Be careful with the USB on the case and know most likely there will be an extra cable you can do nothing with when you build your PC. Other than that, the case itself gets the job done and can hold a lot within it and for the price, it is worth it.

very solid, very easy to work in and pretty decent cable management. Not sure that I would trust the air flow for an overclocked rig, but for my parents pc, that will never be used for gaming, it's a great deal.