Favorite case I've used so far. Build is very versatile and can accommodate practically anything by sacrificing something else. I would have liked a USBC on the main connections area though. Build quality is excellent.

This is my 3rd Fractal case in the last 8 years. Build quality has not gone down at all.Nice layout, solid mATX build, and includes 3 RGB fans and a usable RGB controller.Only thing I'm missing on this case is the USB-C plug on the front panel. It's like they have a spot for it, but chose not to include it to save costs.

perfect. great cooling, sturdy. nice look. clean wire setup. love it.

Great airflow for high end pcs especially, lowered maximum cpu temperatures by 10°C on Helldivers 2.There was a screw that was overtightened from the factory preventing me access to the 5.25" bay mounts, one turn and the screw was ruined. Now 5.25" devices are only attached to one mount, making them move when pressed. Very annoying.Otherwise a good case!

Great pc case for anyone looking for build a pc but wants something a bit smaller than a full size tower. It's plenty big for atx motherboards, full size GPUs, and any desired accessories. The included RGB fans are a huge plus, though I replaced mine with Corsair RGB fans and a Corsair water cooler, for which there was still plenty of space. There was a slight space constraint for the water cooler's hoses from the cpu heatsink to the radiator, since they rest slightly on top of the gpu, but nothing super concerning. The shroud for cable management was also a huge plus and kept most of the mess of cables hidden from sight. Aesthetically, this is also a fantastic case with the large glass panel and the geometric front mesh that both do a great job of showing off any RGB going on inside the case. Overall a fantastic case for any pc builder.

Got this case for my Dads computer build. It has plenty of space for all of the components, cable management, and fans. The glass front is a major plus if you want to show off your build.Unless space is a major factor, I would recommend going with a bigger case than you think you need. More empty space is more airflow and cooler components.

What? It's wild to me to see 5 star ratings of a near-$200 case that doesn't include a usb-c port. The listing doesn't indicate any inputs at all, and I feel misdirected. My current/last case is Fractal (with USB-C!) and I thought it was cool... but alas, having to spend more $$$ on a usb-c port is next level greed.

I love the shroud that hides all of my cables and the large glass that showcases my pc parts.

I bought this case through Amazon from Beach Audio as a open-box return. I received it and it was exactly as stated, not even removed from the box. Setup was extremely easy, installation my motherboard from the previous case was seamless. The use of a standoff in the center with a pin in it, is genius. For the price I paid for it, this case is by and large the best you can buy with the most features.I would pay full price even, it's that nice! But with anything, there's always at least a couple caveats to me.Pros:1. Fits EVERYTHING, even my Corsair HX1200i (Yes, really, a 200mm PSU does fit, albeit a little tightly)2. Includes 3 (!!!) fans WITH ARGB that are quiet.3. Metal front panel, metal sides, easy access.4. It's really quiet! I can barely notice the machine in operation.5. It's a very showy and chic case and feels like quality when you work inside of it.6. I really like the cable management metal loops on the back, I was able to wire up the case in very little time.7. Places to add radiators if desired.The only caveats would be:1. The USB-C accessory is EXTREMELY expensive on Amazon. Buy it on another official reseller like Newegg for half the price, but even then, $13 is far too much for something that should be included with the case or in the box.2. The fans. They lack PWM support (3-pin), and have almost no speed control through the motherboard.3. The built-in RGB controller is gimmicky at best, I only used it because I didn't want to bother with my motherboard's separate controls.4. EVEN THOUGH IT IS CLEAN, I really DON'T like the fact that there is no reset button, and no HDD indicator light. Also, the power indicator being wired to a SATA power connector with the RGB controller is disconcerting.5. The 5.25" slot placement is at the bottom, which is great if it's atop a desk, but, if it is on your floor, I hope you don't have back problems.This is just extra, but, what I think:You can't really go wrong with this case, I just nitpick.Some revisions I'd like if there was a new version of this case:Invert the layout: Put the PSU at the top with the 5.25" slots, or, widen the case and put the 5.25" slots and PSU at the side (thereby shortening the case) as the case is already quite wide. Do away with the magnetic panel and use a cleaner design with say, a sliding door.Do NOT include an RGB controller or make it more discrete.Include the other buttons on the control panel.Include the Type-C cable in the box... c'mon, really?Include all of the fans or sell the fans at a competitive price.

Liked the case so much, I got two of them!UPDATE: Finished my build. Was upgrading from an old case, so that took some extra time. The Rear fan was hard to remove and had to pry the tab a bit to remove the wire. The external bays barely fit back in the case without using the provided shallow screws. I am unable to put the bay cove back on due to the levers on my hat swap dives. It was a bit tight in the basement, but was able to hide a lot of the wires good. I really liked the top cable management slot as it made it easier to run wires. If you ae puting an AIO on top, you have to completely wire the mobo ahead of time. I had so many wires on the underside, I was surprised, it was easy to put the side panel back on. This is the best case in recent years for lining uup GPUs and other cards. Normally, I have to pivot the card in order to get good access to the ports. This case was perfect and I didnt have to adjust the card at all. The slotted front and back fans are awesome as you can adjust the airflow by sliding the fans up and down before final tightening. The wider case is amazing and gives a lot of flexibility in wiring and HD placement. The basement is great to hide extra wires. Great air flow as well. I like I was able to put my 240 AIO on top easily,ORIGINAL:Summary: Overall this case is great. No sharp edges and pretty good in the flexibility department. I spent about an hour just reviewing the case to become familiar with it, so I could plan my build. I am very excited to start.Details. I have been building systems for a looong time and am very picky about my components. I also need to have external bays which seem to be harder to come by these days. I like to have my DVD reader/writer and I like to have my platter drives and SSD drives in hot swap bays. This case has 2 bats, I could use a third, but I will make due. I currently have a fractal G which has been great, but the external drives make it hard to put the radiator on top. With this case, I have more flexibility since the case is wider and the bays are at the bottom. There is actually room up top or even in the front. I also have learned to appreciate being able to see inside the case as well as the argb fans. I neve much cared about that, but have frown to like the colors and visibility. Before getting this case, it was difficult to see how the external bays looked as well as if you could see the fans through the front panel. That why I took so many pictures in case anyone else wanted a little bit more clarity. The front mesh is perfect and you will be able to see your fans no problem. The basement of the case is a bit challenging to access, but it doable once you remove both side panels and the front panel. There is a spot in the basement for 2 3.5 drives which you have to remove if you want to use the external bays. However, you can remove both easily and even relocate one of then to the side of the case, since it is wide enough as shown in the pics. There is actually room where they could have allowed both on the side, but didnt. Also, you can just remove the top bracket and install one ODD in the top bay leaving the bottom HDD tray and the little pull out tray in use.I was surprised of the quality of that little tray as it snaps in perfectly. I will be removing the included fans and replacing with my own. I dont even know why they include them. The case easily holds the normal 120s, but also the larger ones. Cable routing seems pretty good and a lot of it can be hidden in the basement especially if you are wiring anything in the external bays. I really like how they decided to use that space for the external drives, it really cleans up the wiring and for people who dont have drives, it doesnt interfere with the look and functionality. Nice clean look with or without ODD. Yes it would be nice if they had the HDD light and reset buttons, but I can live without. I never use the usb or audio functions on the case so I could live without that. I think they should have the reset on there for either resetting or connection to your RGB controller. And I think they should include the little speaker that connects to your mobo. Nice to hear the beeps when it is starting up. The pc speaker used to be part of the case in the old days lol. Great flexibility and a nice clean look. Fractal is becoming my favorite case maker.