Vetroo K1 Pangolin Mid-Tower ATX PC Gaming Case, Dual Tempered Glass, USB 3.0 I/O Panel High Airflow Computer Case Max 360mm Water Cooler Support (Fans are not Included)

The K1 case was exactly as I expected from the listing. The metal feels solid and well put together. Much larger case than my original Corsair case and as such, easier to install components. The cable management was the only part of this build that was a monster. Because both sides of the case are glass, you are going to have to spend much more time routing and securing cables than you would with a case that has a solid rear panel. Same thing for the PSU compartment which is also open and directly adjacent to the in front fans. This would be my only complaint. The design of this location for the PSU is a little cramped but again with patience and a modular PSU it can be installed and not look like a total rats nest. To aid in the cable management, as there are no attachment points for cables on the back of this case, highly recommend this kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F77YVYB/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_dl_TEFNDZCCBHVWM49MR18T?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1. The adhesive tie downs give you custom attachment points where you need them and make the task of running those wires less of pain.

The media could not be loaded. I really like this case, upgraded from a NZXT H510 - CA-H510B-BR compact mid tower. System specs: Ryzen 9 5950x, Red Devin 6900xt, 1000w psu, I was struggling with my thermal temps. I have 4 120mm fans and a MSI 360 liquid cooler. The case itself is very easy to work with, panels remove making it easier to install fans and radiator. All in all, if you have a high wattage set up, this case is for you. Excellent airflow, and the fighter jet inspired design is very stylish. YES you'll still need to support your graphics card, but not as much. I added an LED bracket I found on Amazon. Excellent air flow, very well made. Very happy with this case..

The media could not be loaded. I do like the uniqueness of this case. I have built 100s of PCs in the last 25 years and this is a good looking case but definitely not the easiest one to use and pricey, for that price it could have came with fans. The cons I have are not a big deal because it's something you only have to deal with once or very rarely. What matters is my wife loves it and it happy with the way it looks. I just wanted to point out if you're fine with the many minor cons it's still not a bad case to have.Pros-Looks good, lots of room for fans-Easy to assemble the side panels-Lots of air flow.-The tilt down is neat change-The front connection cables are longCons-I don't like that I have take the side panel off to get to the PS.-I don't like I only had room for one SATA drive, I did mostly use M.2's but still...-I don't like how the side you button up with wires is clear as well, I'd prefer a better way to hide that. Perhaps a metal plate to cover it all up, could even put mounting holes on it for additional RBGs, because after all RBGs make your gaming rig go BRRRRRRRRRRR.-Taking inside panels off to mount the fans could have been easier-Would be nice if you could have removed the fins, instead of they are riveted on. If that was an option they could have shipped me a new fin to replaced the damaged one. which leads me too...-shipping box is rather poor design, there isn't good protection on top for the fins which lead to damage from shipping and had to send it back and wait another week to get a replacement leading to having to wait another week just to build my computer

The media could not be loaded. I love this case. I wanted something different than traditional box. Cable management is tricky so be creative. Not really radiator friendly but it don't really need it cause it is open case. I loved building in this case. The only complaint is the rubber stand offs for the glass don't like to stay on so I glued them on. The case is very sturdy and can handle lots of components to fill it up.

Everything about this case is cool. With the exception of the PSU mounting point and cable water radiator placement. Since my radiator is front mounted 3 fan TT the all the PSU cables rub the fans. It's extremely tight. PSU mounts in a ridiculous position to begin with. Fix for this is simple. Since I'm running a ATX motherboard. I have to move the PSU a inch and a half forward drill a new mounting point that still allows air to flow for the fan. Purchase cable extensions the ones that come with whatever PSU to buy aren't going to be enough. 50cm extensions what your gonna need no way around that. Otherwise is visually stunning to look at and it was fun project.

This is an open platform, and I have to say for it being open, the dust collection was minimal! And maximum airflow.l With 7 fans you can install and room for a 2 fan AIO. I ran a 4090 with a mid ATX and still had room. The wite management on this thing would be my only draw back since their was not much cover or many areas to line up wires.Overall very happy

This case looks amazing however it is very poorly built, to the point where the glass holes do not align with the case itself. The case is very flimsy warping with the slightest of effort. The cable management is barely existent. You can't use 360 AIOs because the pump would be much higher than the radiator, which would reduce the AIOs lifespan. All of this for the very high price of $160, and there are way better cases for that price. I mainly bought this because I wanted something unique, guess I found out why it was so unique.

The media could not be loaded. From step 1 to step 23, this PC was so easy to use and navigate around! Though it’s initial image looked hard to build in, I was deceived, and that this case was one of the easiest you can build in and here’s why:- Both Glass panels come in the included package, well protected, not installed, and put aside. This saved me around 2 mins on each side.- The chassis was see through due to design, which made it easier to see things without getting uncomfortable with my stance- Fan brackets can be removed, installed with fans, and placed back in, so it’s as simple as can be there too!Overall I would recommend this build to the average builder to try for themselves. Clearly and underrated chassis.