It is a very nice high quality case, so it is odd that it comes with an insufficient number of board standoffs for an ATX form factor board. It also excludes washers (insulating and cushioned would be nice). I assume they assume the board manufacturer provides all that, which they don't being this is a case specific, not board specific, issue. Be sure to order a set of standoffs and other component screws and washers or else your assembly will be delayed by such a small oversight. WYSIWYG.

The case is nice looking, lots of options for the LEDs. The layout is done well and allows for easy cable control.

Because of the design, the air doesn't circulate well, even with 6 fans. So when playing Borderlands 3 maxed out, I have to either let my CPU go up to 95c, or keep the front glass panel off, which brings everything down to 70c.

Honestly, I love the case even with keeping the front glass panel off - I wouldn't recommend the case if you have a toddler though.

Just FYI for those who are saying you cant control the RBG from the motherboard.. If you hold the LED button on the case it will switch from case/controller to MOBO controlled. All my fans and other lighting in my case is now synced and controlled through my asrock app.

The case is very nice and fantastic for the money, my only complaint are the fans and controller. If you want to control the speed of your fans you have to upgrade the fans and controller to PWM. These fans are crappy outdated 6 pin. Unless your mobo supports voltage variable then it should work but mine doesn't. I am unsure if its the fans or controller that dont support variable speed but you will have to replace both because there are almost zero controllers that have 6 pin fan imputs. Switching between DC and PWM in my bios didnt change a single thing. I didn't think about this before buying that the fans being on 100% all the time would be annoying, its too loud for my taste. I use the computer for work/game and when im working im using almost no power and don't need the fans on full blast.

Great case. Missing hard drive trays. I don't know if its sellers or Amazon but any time I order anything anymore its either arrives with missing stuff or doesn't arrive at all. Hope seller contacts me back so my boyfriend can actually put his PC in the damn case with his hard drive. I know there's ways to do it with out the trays but that is beside the point.

Edit: Apparently this doesn't come with hard drive trays even though the book displays them. You can directly screw them into the bays. Edited to 4 stars.

This case looks very nice, especially when gaming in the dark. It comes with 6 fans. Top fans and rear fan blows out air. Front fans pull air in. They are RGB fans with around 15-20 different settings that you can cycle through with the button on the case. The case fan controller comes with a RGB connector, but it does not work with the Asus Prime Z390 so I could not test that. I installed a white power supply and a white CPU white to help reflect and show off the colors of the FGB fans. Case side panels are removable with thumb screws. Decent cable management. Places to tie cables in place along the underside of the motherboard. I'm slightly confused with where to hide the SATA cable for any SSD drives, but no biggie. CPU temps hit 61C at 4.6ghz with i5 9600k. No water cooling. Top fans are protected by a magnetic mesh which is removable.

One negative: Installing regular HDDs is awkward. Case comes with 6 thumb screws. It seems designed that you need to put 3 screws per each HDD (max of 2 HDDs). Unfortunately, with the front fans, I can only screw in the 3 screws all on the same side. So the HDDs are installed like floating stairs instead. Plus getting your hand back in there to screw them in can be tough with the power supply cables nearby.

Case was missing one thumb screw for the front glass panel. Musetex agreed to send me the missing thumb screw for free. I am waiting for it to arrive in the mail. I plan to post a video to YouTube showing off all of the RGB options soon.