I'm not sure if most of the issues with this case were caused by manufacturing problems, or by a MUSETEX shipping issue, because I bought this as an Amazon "used and new" purchase from MUSETEX. It was advertised as having "large, cosmetic damages' but , while the case actually looks NEW - there was only a single, broken, piece of styrofoam used as packing. For a case with electronic components, and glass panels, that was a shock. My brother has built over 20 PC's in the last two years, so I have a pretty good idea of how a case is usually packed. This was really poorly protected. If I did not need the case so badly - after waiting over three weeks for it - I would have requested a return.

The things that I can definitely point to as manufacturing issues - first off, for the price, this case is small. Like "will it all fit?" small. Answer - it probably will, but not without a good bit of cursing and legerdemain on the builder's part. Second - at this price/size point there is not even a plastic HD insert? Remember, this is advertised as a "Mid-Tower."

The issue that may have been due to the poor packaging - TWO of the fans refused to work when tested. After working with them awhile we got them running, only to have them quit again. So they got tossed, and I'll be replacing them with two mismatched fans I had.

On the good side, this is a nice looking case. I've seen a lot of cases the past few years and this is one of the more attractive ones. So, if everything works, and fits, you may well like it.

UPDATED - I have updated this rating to reflect that MUSETEX reached out to offer a refund. So they get 5 stars for customer service and standing behind their product.

This (907 Phantom black) is an excellent case for the price. It's hard to find much info about this case online so I decided to do a basic review here.

Materials are all high quality, the tempered glass panels in particular are very impressive. The glass panels are secured with stealthy black thumbscrews that are easy to remove when cleaning the case and doing the install. The glass side panel has black corner protectors that can be removed or left in place for aesthetics. There is plenty of room and options for cable management here. I was even able to fit a non modular Corsair power supply with a massive nest of cables quite easily in the case.

The six included fans are shockingly quiet and provide a nice level of cooling. If you need extreme cooling and don't want to go with AIO's you may want to upgrade the fans, but the cooling provided by the stock fans is excellent for my setup. If you don't want to upgrade the fans and find that you need a bit more cooling when gaming you can also remove the front glass panel to get a nice overall temp reduction. Removing the front glass panel reduces temps significantly, in my testing the overall temp of my overclocked RTX 2060 Super was reduced by 9°C under max load to 56°C!

The included fan controller I received was setup for 5v 3-pin ARGB and not 4-pin RGB so I could not connect it to my motherboard to attempt control through software (no 5v ARGB header). I had already planned on using the included remote so this was not a huge problem for me, just be prepared if you are buying a new mobo for the case or if your existing board does not have ARGB headers. The fan controller works well with the included remote and controls brightness, mode, and speed of the fans when simply connected to an available SATA power connector from your PSU. Plenty of options there for me and the rgb lighting provided by the fans is killer.

Another apparent change in the model I received was plastic PCI slot covers that are secured with a bracket plate and thumbscrew. No bending and snapping off metal PCI slot covers required and I definitely prefer the plastic covers (no sharp edges).

The feet on the bottom of the case have a soft rubber material on them so the case stays in place and won't scratch your desk surface. The only reason I gave 4 stars for material quality is several of the already installed mobo risers were tapped poorly and screws were stopping early or going crooked when screwed in. I had spares to replace the wonky risers so this wasn't a big deal, but it is worth mentioning and I advise testing your screws in the risers before you seat your mobo. They also included spare wires for the power switch, reset switch, and HDD/Power light LED's. If this is your first build note that you can ignore these and set them aside as backups if something were to go wrong with the ones that are already installed.

NOTE: If your front panel connector cables for HDD LED, power etc. do not have + or - paint to indicate positive or negative wire there will be a triangle on the back side of the connectors. The triangle indicates which wire is the positive wire.

TLDR: Fantastic case at this price point and one I recommend if your budget doesn't allow for a more expensive case. If you are considering this case go ahead and pull the trigger!

Overall, the case gets the job done for those who have their components and are ready to build.

The main issue comes for people who may upgrade their computer once or even several times a year.

Mainly, the case is too small length-wise. It makes for a tight fit for the motherboard and cable management, specifically for the power supply. On the bottom front, there is a small racking where you can put HDDs or SSDs and keep them out of sight, of of mind. The issue is that once you have secured the racking in place, if you have a modular PSU, you will only have a few inches to plug new cables into the PSU (if it is modular. If it is not, the PSU won't even fit). This means that, if you are an budget-friendly computer enthusiast, you will have to remove that racking in the front every time you need to plug a new cable into the PSU if you are adding more components, as there simply is not enough room to get the cable and your fingers in to set the cable. This means that, for the initial build, you need to make sure your PSU has all cables you will need plugged in before you secure that racking mount. The top and front fans may also need to be removed at times to make room for components you plan to install.

This all culminates into a building and upgrading experience that can be more stressful and time-consuming than need be. And, much of that stress can be resolved by simply manufacturing the case to be longer length-wise by about 6 inches.

WHAT I LIKE:
The case was made with storage needs in mind. Counting the mounting rack at the bottom, you can have up to 5 SSDs attached to the case (2 in the mounting rack, 3 on the internal case chassis). Or, 3 SSD and 2 HDD.

The internal chassis also has plenty of loops in the back to assist with cable management. You can use the provided zip-ties, or you can buy your own zip-ties or even small and thin Velcro strips to keep the cables where you want them and out of the way of the case's airflow.

Speaking of airflow, the case has plenty of fans for those who still feel that they are not ready to make the switch to liquid-cooled. 3 front and 2 top in-take fans keep the air flowing in while the back output fan gets rid of the hot air. The case is also wide enough that it can support larger CPU heat sinks that have fans attached to it. Additionally, since the RGB feature of the fans is control for a small control board and the fans get their power for that, it frees up all of the sys-fan slots on your motherboard for other cooling needs.

Overall, the MUSETEX computer case is most definitely an upgrade from my previous case. There is more room for storage drives, better cable management, and more options for airflow cooling (as well as included RGB).

However, the design of the case makes for a cramped building and upgrading experience. Too many preinstalled parts need to be removed during component installation and upgrading to ensure new components are not damaged during the process. The space to plug in new power cables into a modular PSU is too narrow when case parts are all secured in place.
Adding just 6 inches onto the cases length would help to greatly alleviate many of the issue the case has.

So to all the people saying this case doesn't ha e room for water cooling... see images of mine with water cooling. This is a good case for 90.00. Comes with 6 fans and an rgb controller that you can change with the included remote or with the switch on the top of the case. The 6 fans and controller are worth 50.00 by themselves. They are quiet and push a fair amount of air. I have a Gigabyte z590 elite ax board which has a larger than normal header on it and I was able to fit a cooler master ml120l cooler with zero issues. It can fit a 250 cooler up top but it will cut off your accessibility to some of the plugs on your mobo so it would definitely need to be installed last. There is ample room for wires and enough ports to get the wiring clean so it doesn't look like my first PC with wires everywhere. It has enough room to add up to 3 ssd's and a couple hdd's. Granted it is tight under the cover and around the power supply but you can definitely get all of it in there.
I am currently running an nvme, a sata ssd and a Sata hdd. I will be adding another Santa ssd and 2 more nvme's and I have no concerns for space.

The thumb screws holding the glass panel on mine needed a little tweaking I am not sure why they weren't okay, but it was a simple fix that literally took about 10 seconds.

I would recommend this case for sure, imo it is good enough quality to last several years and isn't a million dollars either.

Update: controller and fan issue resolved.

I like the case enough it does look good. Very limited on space when you are talking aio. Over head 240 is a no go because of ram. I did a 120 ek water blocks above and it's beautiful and works well. Air flow is great I run a over clock on my 3060ti and it holds 60c on gpu, CPU also @60c which is great for a Ryzen 5 5600x. Also note that I removed the side panel as a test and the temp did not change at all so air flow is working well. Now the not so happy part. I saw were ppl had problems with the fans or control boards but they were not having an issue getting them replaced from seller. So I pulled the trigger thinking no problem if I have problems it will be replaced. Well it's been a week of emails and I still have 3 fans with bad LEDs, and a control board that doesn't control anything not with included remote or motherboard. So the fans are just at a set color and speed but they are atleast spinning. Overall super happy with the case minus my fan and control board issue. Will update if resolved.