Ant Esports Elite 1100 Mid-Tower Computer Case/Gaming Cabinet - Black | Support ATX, M-ATX, ITX | Pre- Installed 3 x 120mm Front and 1 x 120mm Rear Rainbow Fans

Great product and amazing packaging from Amazon. They packed it within their own box even though the company packaging was very good, thanks Amazon. The product was delivered on time and safely without any damages. As for the cabinet itself, it looks pretty cool. The design and the lights make it looks much better than my previous office type cabinet. My family is very impressed and my brother says will buy one for him aswell. The cabinet has neat finish and very good spacing. Many arrangement choices are given to organize wires properly togive a clean clutter free look to the componets. The LED lights are also good and vary in intensity based on fan speed, although the fans are voltage based without pwm signal so can't have advanced levels of control like a pwm fan (depending on bios, mine has only 3 step fan control option at 50, 75 and 100). Max RPM seems to be around 1250rpm for all the fans so not that fast or noisy. The fans do have both pin and molex connectors provided so that's good too. The fans are also arranged by default for a postive pressure so helps with less dust in the cabinet. Mesh filter is also provided at the top and front facing. The top side can be used for additional coolers as well. I like the bottom placement of PSU and the divider to separate bottom section. We can put more SSDs at this base as well so space utizilatioj is very good. I was specifically looking for ATX cabinet for this purpose. The build quality is also great, read some reviews here saying not that good quality but really it's good enough for even occasional movements. I moved between rooms for 3-4 days and didn't face any concerns, it's lightweight and easily carried over. Alas the glass is a plexi glass and not sure how durable but with care should not be problem. When it's running with the LED lights on, it's clear to see inside and I always wonder at the machine. It's a great buy and I wanted to buy new cabinet for so long but was holding off. Now I feel like I should have bought it earlier for the amazing feeling. If you are planning to buy this one congrats, it's a great choice.

So I bought this case( elite 1100) as a mid life refit for my old PC and I didn't want to spend too much. I got this case for ₹1799 but now I can see they have hiked the price. Here are the pros and cons of this case: PROS 1. Good option for entry level or budget build or if you don't have too many components 2. Solid metallic construction so build quality feels decent 3. 4 fans for good air flow although not addressable RGB (colours are fixed) 4. Front panel IO is decent for this price point. All ports so far are working CONS 1. Cable management is tricky if you do not have modular power supply. Even though the case has openings cable routing is tricky especially hard drive power and motherboard power. 2. Installing IO shield took a little longer than it should. Normally when IO shield is in place it'll make a click sound but this case doesn't do that. 3. Installing Motherboard and connecting rear fan was tricky I had to remove the rear fan connect it to the motherboard outside the case and then put it back in. 4. Hard drive mounting was a serious pain in this case. I have an SSD and HDD and mounting them was a really fun puzzle. I had to use some of the old motherboard standoffs so the hard drive wouldn't stick to the surface of the case and get some clearance for hard drive power cable. Nevertheless I really like the look of the case and can't expect more at this price. My recommendation would be to go for elite 1200 if you want to better cable management and more room for future upgrades. As for temps they remain the same as my old case.

when you install the mother board you can't do the wiring, you have to plug cpu cables before screwing the motherboard coze the size is small on the top like very small, and its not tempered Glass its worst plastic plate.

Excellent gaming cabinet, but it’s disappointing because it’s not true RGB; it just has a fixed light and you can’t change the color. However, it has good airflow, though it also collects dust quickly depending on the fan speed.

I purchased this case in October 2025 and have been using it ever since as the primary case for my gaming PC. At first glance, the case offers a lot for the price. It includes multiple pre-installed fans, looks attractive, and the side acrylic panel allows you to see the components and RGB lighting inside the system. Visually, it makes for a nice budget gaming setup. However, after several months of use, I believe the biggest weakness of this case is airflow. Although the front panel has a mesh-like appearance, the design restricts airflow more than I expected. As a result, temperatures inside the case can become higher than ideal. I am currently using an RTX 2060 Super, and even with this mid-range graphics card, I have noticed airflow limitations. Users planning to install higher-end components should pay close attention to cooling performance before purchasing. Another issue I encountered involves the front USB ports. Audio connections on the front panel work properly, but I have had problems using USB devices such as pen drives through the front ports. Because of this, I often end up using the rear motherboard ports instead. The included fans are appreciated and help offset some of the airflow limitations, but they cannot completely compensate for the restrictive front panel design. Overall, the case is functional and visually appealing, but there are compromises that buyers should be aware of. If you can find it at a very attractive price, it may still be worth considering. However, if your budget allows for a slightly more expensive case with better airflow and front I/O quality, I would recommend exploring those options instead. After using it continuously since October 2025, I would rate it 3 out of 5 stars.