Easy case to work in with lots of radiator cooling options. Looks expensive and can fit a full size power supply unlike Lian Li dynamic case. Mother board is positioned lower so you can easy put a 360 radiator up top and not interfere with the pins on the top of the motherboard. Read more

I love this case it’s super easy for cable management with lots of room only issue I have is if you run a full ATX you have no room for fans at the bottom without bending the cables Read more

Case is nice, like the spacing around my micro ATX board, also has nice fan cable tie points in the back to clean up wiring. Fans that it comes with don’t light up, however, they’re quite good intake fans. Read more

I loved this case, it is very spacious, very comfortable for organizing the PC cabling, it has good assembly and the case is made of very good quality. Read more

Beautifully built, but scary to open the first time. There is pull tab on one corner of the glass door, and trying to open it made me think I would break the glass. There are spring-held posts at the top the glass, instead of screws, concealed from view. Wiggle slightly while pulling, and first the one by the tab, then one by one the others will release the posts held into holes atop the glass/box interface at the top. The top will open, hinging at the bottom, NOT at the side. Don't try to open it hinging it at the side or you will break it. Then lift the glass upward from the case to release the bottom edge. Instructions, unclear, lead one to think lots of people break the glass doors. They are trying to hinge it from the rear instead of the bottom edge. It isn't easy to see how if you don't know. There are ugly labels that appear to be stuck on the glass, that can't be removed, or so it seems. But careful inspection at the edges of the glass reveals a plastic protection film on the glass that peels off, and the labels come right off with it. Air flows through the bottom and top and all sides of the box. It's the most airy computer case I've ever built a computer with. I thought there might be a problem with wiring, but found that the standard length cables supplied with power supplies are plenty long enough and everything installed easily. Provisions for tying cables are well provided all over, so one can make a neat and beautiful installation easily without a mess of tangled cables. I really like that I can remove the front panel as well as the side door, for more room for big or fat hands to get in there, but after the build it can be difficult to replace the front glass because its screwed, and some screws are hard to reach with stuff inside. What I didn't like: The motherboard goes all the way to the floor of the case. If there ever is a metallic object that hits the bottom of the case inside, like a dropped tool or screw, it can bounce toward the motherboard and contact electrically conductive soldered spots right near the bottom edge. There are a lot of them on my MSI motherboard. Even just a half inch clearance from the bottom would feel a lot safer. Read more