GAMDIASGAMDIAS ATX Mid Tower Computer Case Tempered Glass, Gaming PC Case Support Dual 360mm AIO/Radiator, 7x120mm Case Fans (4X 120mm Built-in), 420mm GPU/VGA, USB3.0X 2, Type C x1, 170mm CPU Cooler

You hear from time to time "what's in a case?" Regarding this case? Quite a bit. It fits an ATX motherboard just fine. The (4) Fans do an amazing job at keeping the inside very cool. The case also has a built in fan hub that all the fans connect to and also an ARGB output if your motherboard supports it (mine does). If your motherboard doesn't have an ARGB input there is a button on the top of the case that marked "LED" and you can press that numerous times changing the colors or how the fan lights display. The case also supports a USBC hook up if your mother board supports the connection (mine does) which comes in pretty handy. The case also supports USB3 and HD Audio connections to your mother board. The case is nice and light but very sturdy and the side glass is "real glass" and adds a nice touch.Price point was nice for what you get. So if you're looking for a mid-tower with a fair amount of room I would highly recommend this case.

I had originally ordered a different case from a more recognizable brand but due to it getting lost in shipping and being on a time restraint for this build I ended up with this. While originally this was just a, it can get here in time and fits my needs purchase, I couldn't be happier with it. The case looks great, comes with 4 pre-installed ARGB fans, a fan controller that also controls the ARGB, plenty of of air flow, plenty of mounting options for fans or water cooling, and a type-c front header. All of this at this price point is amazing. Additionally, you don't always see white cases come with white cables for the front I/O. Ultimately this case ended up fitting my needs more than my original choice and for 25% cheaper. Never heard of the brand before purchasing but won't be ignoring them for cases in the future.My only "faults" to the case would have to be that the pre-installed front fans be mounted on the inside of the frame instead of right up against the mesh, maybe some better cable management options, and that the marketing pictures maybe be more consistent about whether it has a PSU window or not. Honestly, at this price and for what is included these feel nitpicky. Wouldn't hesitate to use this case in a future build.

This is a very good budget case that came with a fan hub and USB-C 3.1 front c. The case has real tempered glass side panel. Also, it can easily accommodate my dual Xeon extended ATX motherboard and GPU. It has 4 ARGB fans preinstalled. These fans a little bit louder than others but you can change them out very easily if you mind. The case material is thin sheet metal yet pretty solid. I like it better than my other cases because it is lighter. One star off since manufacturer did not put any instructions or manual in the package. I had to go to manufacturer website to download it. This was a small hassle. I would recommend this case.

Wow! The size is amazing, the airlfow is really good, and the fans are POWERFUL! It genuinely does fit a 360AIO Radiator in the top with an ATX motherboard. It is really easy to open and close with finger screws for the two side panels. It is a very simple classic black but the fans have a decent RGB. The ONE downside is that the fans are kinda stuck being loud, you may be able to use new fans but eh the whole setup is good!

TL;DR, this case is a fantastic value for for $60. If you're building a budget system or need a cheap case to house some spare parts, I can 100% recommend this case.Pros:- Full size ATX motherboard support is huge for this price. Also has no issues fitting mid-sized GPUs.- The 3 included fans move plenty of air and are relativity quiet. The RGB lights get bright and look really good.- This case's design makes it look as good as cases that cost twice as much.Cons:- The case is very lightweight, but in a cheap feeling way. The case feels like it's made of really thin metal, but feels sturdy enough protect the system. Maybe don't put anything to heavy on top of the case.- The fans are also not PWM, they are powered by a SATA connector so they always run at full speed. Also the RGB is controlled by a button on the case and doesn't connect to the motherboard so RGB control is a little bit limited.- There isn't a ton of space for cable management, and with a full sized ATX motherboard, you end up covering up a few of the cable management holes.- The case is also rather compact, be sure to check GPU clearance. Mid-spec GPUs will fit just fine in this case but some of the longer 3 fan designs may have length issues.- The front fans have no dust filter, but there is a magnetic dust filter for the top fan slots.Overall, you can tell where the corners were cut to save on manufacturing costs, but those cost saving measures were planned really well. This case doesn't meet the quality or features of something like an NZXT H5 Flow, but it sure looks and cools just as good as one.

It's a case, and it's inexpensive, open the box and pick it up. yes, thats how cheap it feels. it's an ok case if it's all you can afford. Other then that, look else where for a better case