Fractal Design Meshify C Mini -Compact Mini Tower Computer Case -mATX Layout -Airflow/Cooling -2X Fans Included -PSU Shroud -Modular Interior -Water-Cooling Ready -USB3.0 -Tempered Glass -Blackout

The Meshify cases from Fractal Design should be the Gold Standard for all case manufacturers. These are great, awesome airflow, great design, super well thought out arangement of holes for cables, and the rubber gromets on the large openings is also a nice touch. Cable management is top notch, plenty of room on the backside to route and tuck things away. Even with the hdd rack installed. All around amazong case, I will be buying more. You should too...

Great overall, easy to install everything. Only difficulty was if you have a power supply that is not modular finding placed to put the none used wires can be tricky

Fractal Cases are normally my go-to for builds, so I went with this case for my latest living-room gaming PC. Overall, it’s a good case. I like the separate compartment for the PSU and spinning disk drives. Cable management is good and it’s easy to get a clean and tidy build. Larger GPUs just about fit (make sure you check the measurements).The side panel looks fantastic, but it’s a little fiddly to remove and re-attach, with four thumb screws holding. the glass panel itself.Airflow is good, though it would benefit from a second fan at the front. The top of the case is mesh so hot air can escape, but this has the downside of making it quite loud.Overall I like the look and am happy with the quality for the price paid. The fan noise is not an issue for my particular use case, but it may be a consideration for others.

Sparkly case! Brilliant cable management. Having thin and long finger really help.First PC build. Following spec:- MSI mag B550m mortar WiFi- AMD Ryzen 5 3600- Corsair vengeance 2x 8gb ddr4 3200mhz- gigabyte gtx 2070 super- crucial P1 SSD M.2 1TBGoing to add some rgb strips and cooling kit later. Very happy with the case. Definitely a no brainer for homes with pets!

After moving my PC from a case that’s about the same volume to this one, I’ve noticed this is much quieter, and checking the hardware monitoring software I have installed, much cooler too.The case has nice cable management options, and looks really good from the front. The power/hard drive led is blue, but it’s not highly obtrusive and constantly flashing like on my old case. The power and reset buttons are well placed.My biggest criticism of the case is that there should be a slightly larger cable management hole below the motherboard tray, so you can have the 6/8pin GPU cable coming up from the bottom rather than the side.The following are some “Nice to Have” features I would’ve liked to have seen, but they don’t take away from the case as it currently is:I also think that since this case uses the same body (but different front panel) as the fractal design Define Mini C they could offer it with a non tinted side panel, but that can also be bought separately from Fractal directly. I think this case requires a bit more RGB to show off the internals than it would need if it were clear glass instead. (Fractal also does a replacement metal side panel for the Define Mini C, which I believe should be compatible with this case too). It would also be nice if they sold the alternative coloured front panels that they do for the larger model of this caseI was previously using a bitfenix prodigy M case.

"Upgraded" from the Define C Mini, which uses the same chassis.Great cable management and excellent build quality. This isn't a silent case, but the airflow is considerably improved.

Overall I'm extremely pleased with this chassis. It's solid and definitely feels and looks "premium" quality. There's also plenty of room inside for an extensive build with enough modularity to move things around and truly build something custom.The glass pane on this is a dark tint so you'll not necessarily see inside, at least not without plenty of RGB components. The same glass pane is also the only issue with this case - it's awkward to reattach and definitely isn't each to reattach like other mechanisms out there.