Well... its a budget case so that's there. Airflow is pretty good. Fans aren't truly ARGB, you can't connect them to your motherboard, all you can do is set its colour using the reset switch. Some of the standoffs were already applied in the ATX config and only 2 extra were provided so had to remove and rearrange the rest which was painfully difficult. But otherwise the case is very much value for money cuz for that price they're giving HDD slide in tray, glass side panels with a hinge, magnetic dust protector on top and bottom etc.

Rear fan is SATA powered, and uses a Reset switch to change colors. and also, I dont think the front fans actually are usable for me at least. But its got a mesh front panel and power supply shroud.

Really clean and nice case however you can’t control the speed of fans and the Rgb is very limited . Would recommend to pair it with different fans

This case can actually fit bigger PSUs than 165mm, I fit a Corsair HX1200(200mm) in it after removing the hard drive cage. Noctua NH-D15 doesn't exactly fit by itself. With a small workaround it can be fine. RTX 4080 fits in VERY snugly. Check out my video with the full build to see how exactly it all fits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXLt_WVQOjI&t=840s ;)

It's a cheap and lightweight case but that is to be expected. Cable management is great and the swing door is wicked cool and so much easier than having to unscrew 4 little knobs to pull off the side panel. I had no issues with this case other than the 3 standoffs I put on that wouldn't thread well, I had to use a set of pliers.

In the end this case gets the job done . Remember there’s no usb 3.2 -c in front . Also the rgb fans are on molex . I actually took off the front I/o & power switch pcb to cable manage it better than factory had . Highly recommend you do that if you intend getting this case - looks better and will give you a tiny bit of clearance for fans or rad . 120 fan has the molex and sw reset connects to it not mobo. Pros : looks good with darker build , dust filters are decent , love that glass door is easily removable and magnet and a handle , plenty holes to push wires through , removable ssd cage , rear ssd screw-downs, ok cable management , 160mm psu slid right in with a 1/16” gap , I thought the powder coat was nice - no sharp edges . Plenty of hardware. Cons : tight fit for top 280 aio. install before mobo unless smaller . 240 fine - Robeytech did one . Molex - meh. Front panel is mostly plastic and hard to take off and put on. No rubber grommets . I would buy this again if there were no other better options $70 or lower. I bought mine for $69.99. Check my build pics .

I like this case for low budget systems, plenty of space to build in it, comes with RGB fans with a range of colours, the only downside is the fans are powered by Molex, so can't change the speed of the fans, but the speed set does move enough air to cool most systems.

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The Assembly of the pc is very smooth very easily maneuverable and has lots of room for what I need though it would be nicer if they had the directions in the box instead of in the hard drive slide but other than that it's very nice higher quality.