X3 Mesh, 6 Fans - 3X 140mm & 3X 120mm Fixed RGB Lighting Fans, ATX Mid-Tower PC Gaming Case, USB3.0, Door Open Tempered Glass Side Panel, High Airflow, Black

It's a great tower, especially for the price. If you're looking for a case that won't break the bank, but will look amazing showing off the inside of your computer, this is one to look at. The built in RGB fans look great if you're into that and they provide plenty of airflow to keep temperatures stable. There's room at the top to add a radiator for a watercooler, and also plenty of space for an air cool tower if you prefer. Cable management is easy, with rubber gaskets surrounding the holes and a good bit of space hidden behind the panel. It is a bit of a tight squeeze and I had to apply a little pressure to get that side back on the case, but I am very happy with the final results.

This PC case is amazing! I bought this case to replace my be quiet case that looked ugly, and I switched from an aio to an air cooler. Pros: -Size: Mid tower but has a lot of room -Fans: The 3 preinstalled fans are pre daisy chained which made installing easy. -High quality: The case is super high quality, lots of cable management room, the process for installing the components were easy and straight forward compared to my be quiet case. -Easy to add extra case fans: I bought thermalright c12c-s fans in a 5 pack and installed 3 intake on the bottom and 2 exhaust fans on the top middle. They all connected so all my components have the same rgb showing at the same time Cons: -Glass: came dirty with scratches, I tried to clean it but it didn't come out. Isn't a big deal to me

I love this case! I got this case for my first ever PC build. I love the aesthetics. The front and side glass panel look really lets you appreciate aesthetically pleasing PC parts, and the construction feels high quality and sturdy. The only minor gripe I have is that the front panel cables are all black instead of white on the white model but it really doesn’t actually bother me and only two are visible in my current configuration anyways. It was very easy to build in and cable manage. There is ample space in the bottom cavity and in the back cavity for cable storage and there’s plenty of cable inlets into the main chassis and plenty of places to mount cable ties. The case comes with a good number of color-matching velcro ties and zip ties, and if it’s not enough your power supply will probably come with more. The case comes with motherboard standoffs built in and it even comes with spare standoffs and spare screws for the power supply as well as extra clamps to hold on the front panel in case the built-in ones break. It also comes with a PC buzzer speaker if that’s something you want for whatever reason. One thing I will say is that if you’re adding bottom fans, I would recommend completing your cable management BEFORE installing your GPU or you’re going to have to end up taking it out when you inevitably forgot to route a cable under the motherboard. The built in fans are nice and there is space to add up to 6 more fans in the chassis and a radiator, you could even realistically fit a second radiator if you really wanted to. Airflow seems great and it has no problem keeping my components cool, especially with the extra fans I added. The tall feet on the bottom of the case also ensure that the power supply will have plenty of breathing room. The case also comes with removable magnetic dust filters for every air intake vent which is appreciated. Overall, this is the best case I could’ve asked for for my build really. One plus this case has over other cases of similar style is that the large bottom cavity gives you room to install up to two hard drives up to 3.5 inches in size, as well as a third 2.5 inch drive on the back.

This is a really nice case. I really liked how it looked. Everything fit and went together very well. There was one major problem for me. Fan noise. It was excessive. If it's on located on a carpeted floor and you have headphones on, maybe not as big of an issue. If you have it up on the desk top right next to you like I did, it was annoying. The music through powerful desk top speakers and a sub would be hard to hear unless I turned the volume up. You could hear it even outside the room. So I ended up returning it and got a "be quiet!" Pure flow 501 ATX (on Amazon). I'm sitting right next to it while I'm typing and I forgot it was on. It's almost silent. If you're sensitive to fan noise, don't get the Montech XR case. Otherwise, it's awesome. I will say that I ended up turning off the RGB lights. It was too distracting having the bright LED lights in my peripheral vision.

Best case i’ve ever had, it’s cold every time all day, the airflow this has is insane, for that prices is a steal. Pretty easy to build, very manageable, good space, Only one little little issue, it left no space between the mobo and the 360 AIO liquid cooler, so if you have to unplug something from upper mobo or change the ram you have to take out de liquid cooler, cable management is great also !

Was looking around for a new PC case since my previous one was severely outdated (10 years) and was a good price when comparing other similar cases. most ran on molex fans. Super easy to assemble and easy to access the back panel. I have an ATX board in it and it fits perfectly. The motherboard standoffs were already installed for ATX so I didn't have to remove or add any. Will be adding 3 additional fans on the bottom and 2 on the top soon. The case itself has everything you need, screws, zip ties, even brand name Velcro straps to help cable manage if you don't want to use zip ties. Cable management is a bit interesting since the opening for the rear fan and the CPU cable is in an awkward spot. But the rubber slits does make it seem cleaner. The case supports 1 SSD and 2 HDD/SSD slots, the SSD is located on the back behind the motherboard while the 2 HDD/SSD is located in the basement of the case where the PSU sits. You would have to remove the HDD/SSD cage from the bottom, which is held by 2 thumb screws, and it slides out. The cage can hold a SSD on the top of it and a HDD or SSD, if you have a bracket to hold the SSD underneath. The fans themselves are daisy chained which is nice, making it easier to install them onto the motherboard. The fans were quite loud when it came to turning on PC, but goes quiet. I was able to make the fans quiet through my motherboard Bios. Same thing goes when it came to syncing the fans with RGB. The case does come with fan screws for additional fans were to be added which is nice. Removing the glass panels is actually easy and doesn't seem to feel like I'm about to break it trying to pop out the panels. I discovered that both sides of the case has the protected film when I was wiping the glass to get rid of fingerprints after finishing my build. It's a great case for it's price and works well with my aesthetics I have in mind for it.

A very nice case at this price point. Looks great. Super easy cable management. Airflow is nice.

So first off let me state that this case is great for budget minded people. The build quality is better than I expected and the airflow is great. But please read below because there may be some deal breakers for you in my review. Now let's get into some of the issues. For starters, the motherboard tray/mount is very flimsy. Having the board installed does increase the rigidity but it's kind of sketchy trying to plug in certain cables. Issue #2 I ran into was the SSD sleds on the back side of the panel are set up in such a way to where I couldn't get my sata cables in because there's a lip that juts out and prevents a flush mount. Issue #3 and it's my biggest problem with the case, 4 of the fricken motherboard standoffs stripped out when I was threading in the screws. I've built 2 PCs now, so I might not know everything, but I know which screws to use. So now the right side of my motherboard is barely held in and 4 standoff holes are now useless. Another tiny issue is that my PSU is mounted in such a way to where a small portion of the fan is obstructed. Not a big deal for a budget case,just be mindful of that as you might need a spacer to push it deeper into the case. I did not use the fans it comes with as for one they aren't ARGB, and for two, they are powered by Molex, and I'm not a massive fan of that (pun intended). Cable management is surprising great, though getting the back panel on was a bit of a pain even with my cables secured tightly. The "top panel" io is pretty good, since I'm not using Molex for the fans I just kept the reset switch and LED button unpowered. The main compartment has plenty of room for my M Atx build with a rtx3050 8gb GPU. I still have room on the top of the case for fans if I need it. All in all this case is much better than the one I replaced, just do your research before you buy.