I built a computer using this case, and most things went extremely well. It's extremely easy to access the compartments, and it's a beautiful case in general. The one concern is the clearance for larger liquid coolers. My ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 didn't naturally fit in the case. I did finally mount it on the front of the case, but it didn't leave room for the case's dust filter front grill, which I had to remove from the case. I ended up purchasing third-party fan filters which I installed on the inside.

I've read feedback from people where their larger video cards didn't have enough clearance. I love the case, but I would be careful to do your homework to ensure that your components will fit in it. Also, I would recommend buying the "mesh" version instead of the glass version. That may have provided me more options for my fans.

I have something to say about this case, it is both wonderful and terrible.
I'll start with the design. In my opinion, it is one of the best minimalist designs I have seen.
But the quality... Don't get me wrong, the metal is very dense, the glass is good, the meshes and other elements are generally well made. But everything regarding screws (in any part of the case) is simply terrible. Any screws are very tight. Many of the holes seem to be slightly offset. Every time I have to press the side covers very tightly to screw or unscrew them. I had the same problems with the screws for the power supply frame, and with any other removable components. It was especially unpleasant to screw in the video card. The holes for it were quite displaced. The motherboard also had one hole displaced, but in the end I was able to screw it in.
The last thing I want to talk about is the side panel fan mount. This may be obvious to some, but it only goes into the mesh version of the sidebar.
In conclusion, I want to say that this is a fairly good case, it has all the necessary features for a good build. If you are ready to put up with some of the disadvantages that I voiced, then take it without thinking. It's really well designed and has plenty of room for cables, cooling and a video card. So I'm willing to put up with some shortcomings for the sake of design. I just think for the price it could be of better quality.

This case looks amazing. So sleek. Wood paneling is better in person. Easy to manage wires. Plenty of airflow.
Keep in mind! The top of the case can hold up to 280mm, not 360. For 360mm, you have to use the front, which requires you to remove the pre-installed fractal fans. This is not hard though. If you do a 280mm radiator on top, the wires for the cpu power will be"¦ tricky.

Wonderful case for our living room PC. We do virtually all of our gaming in the living room, which is also where we do most of our decorating. We have a lot of mid-century and mid-century modern stuff that we've accumulated thrifting over the years, and this case gave us a great way to enjoy the aesthetic of the distant past without being trapped in the technology of the same era.

it's sturdy and well-made and is easy to access anything you need to. I only have a few issues with it and it's not major. 1 it only has space for two 120mm/140mm fans on the top. 2 it only comes with two 140mm fans and they're both in the front. but it's not that big a deal. i put both the stock fans in the top and got a 5 pack 120mm fans and put one in the back and three in the front. overall, I really like this case. it looks really nice and its very functional.