I really like how simple this case is. Just needed something that looks somewhat nice and this was it and i love how my new build fits in it. I have no rgb thats the best part about the fans included not having lights its a deal for me. Msi Pro Z790-A Max , i5 14600kf, DDR5 32gb 5600Mhz, RTX 3080 Founders Corsair1000w psu , on FireCuda 530.

Easy to use. Materiel not very high quality but functional. Love the 3 fans provided 2 in front and 1 at the back. I managed to fit a rtx 4080 and Noctua u12a cpu cooler in there. To my surprise. They fit well.

The support communication a little weak. But the item works really well.

Great to build on it has up to 8 fans and like 3 slots for storage but lacks cable management bc of the ssd mounting on bottom

Bought this to replace my old case as it was being held up by duct tape and I didn't liked the sleek all black style of this case. The power button and extra UBS slots on the top were just a bonus, it looks great but I have a couple problems with it that I didn't realize until I was already in the process of swapping cases. There's not a lot of room for cord management, the PSU slot is creative but honestly leaves the PSU crowded with not much airflow in comparison to other cases I've seen. The front fans are also kinda frustrating, they're molex and if you're as unfortunate as I was my PSU didn't come with any of the conversion cables so I was forced to buy them and wait 3 days before I could use my computer again. If you wanted to replace the front fans with other fans I believe you can but my god are they in there. It would be hell to swap them out with the way they're literally built into the cage of the case. Anyway overall worth the price and not a bad setup, just a bit of a headache with the molex thing.

The media could not be loaded. So for a budget build on a new pc I'm happy with this case and how it looks but there were a few issues that I ran into.

Quick review: bad aux ports, smaller frame so use smaller parts as a atx barely leaves space for things to be routed and I had to remove the riveted hard-drive mount due to my 1000watt psu but for the price, I like the design.

1. Powersupply space. The hard-drive mount didn't allow enough space for my 1000 watt power supply, yea it's prob not advertised to my powersupply but the mount is riveted in. If you have a larger powersupply but don't need the hard drive mount, grab a pair of pliers and twist, it popped off and left minimal damage so I was super happy. (Uploaded a pic of the mount after and the location)

2. Fitting the cpu cable was almost impossible, my board takes up the entire space so I had to undo the board and pull it out of the way just enough to get the cpu plugged in over at the top, I got lucky as that's as far as the cable will go because it simply cannot fit further.

3. Loose aux ports on case. If I wiggle my cable even slightly it looses connection and my headphones will disconnect or stutter in sound. Easy fix is to get a aux to USB (which I thankfully already have) but the ports on the case I received were unfortunately terrible.