KEDIERS PC CASE ATX 9 PWM ARGB Fans Pre-Installed, Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case, Panoramic Tempered Glass Computer Case with Type-C,360mm Radiator Support

The media could not be loaded. I have to gove this case a 5 starsEasy to buildGreat space for cable managementLooks great9 pre installed fans that link perfect

Metal is a little thin but not in an awful way. Matte finish scuffs easily but paint seems durable. Mine came with broken front glass and amazon got me a replacement case shipped out immediately. I built in the original and swapped out the front glass. The fans are quiet, nice and bright and move decent amount of air but all fans moving air out of the case was a problem. I turned the top fans over to create some type of intake. I did the top fans for aesthetic reasons. To keep the easily seen fan faces showing. Not the best setup for thermals, flipping bottom fans would have been better but would have looked worse. It works well and looks amazing. Gets a lot of attention.

I specifically *wanted* a case WITHOUT fans, because I spent extra money on my own set of matching argb fans. I also wanted full tempered glass, no mesh front or side. Because of that, this case was perfect for me. I was actually pretty impressed with the build quality. The steel was rigid and well-assembled, glass was well-fit, and everything was nice and clear.It's easy to build in except for one nit-pick- it is difficult to access the top and bottom of the motherboard once fans are installed. If this case were like 1-2 inches taller, it would be perfect. But as is, fans mounted on the top and bottom of the case slightly obstruct the pins and headers on a standard atx motherboard. It's only a minor annoyance: you can just remove the fan temporarily, but it does hold the case back slightly from being perfect 5 stars.So overall, it is a budget case, so it lacks some of the more premium features like built-in cable management slots (gotta get creative with zip ties and twist ties), and tool-less drive bays or extra brackets. But the price reflects that and I didn't need that stuff anyway.Great case overall, would recommend if you have your own fans and like a clean, glass look.

This case is very similar to the Lian Li Vision, but for less than 2/3 of the cost. It is very solid and well constructed, and comes with some bits to help assembly. Everything went together very easily. I even got a piece of medium chrome tint to give it a look like the Vision Chrome, which turned out very nice. If you want to get yourself a sleek, modern looking case without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice.

this tower fits almost every motherboards.... i used a m-atx and it works out perfectly, easy to install parts and plug wires in. lots of room. and the bonus that i didn't know about until it came and i looked in it.....well was that you can install your gpu vertical.... with out buying a vertical mount.... i did intall a suppoert to help but it wasn't necessary..this is a great tower.....

Most notably, you’re probably going to have to take all the fans out and orient them properly, especially if you’re installing an AIO liquid cooler. They all came installed as exhaust! So dumb! So i installed the fans that came with my IOA in the top as the same orientation so you could avoid a bit of work if you just have a stock cooler/ air cooler. BUT EVERY OTHER FAN U WILL HAVE TO FLIP AROUND. If you leave them as is, you will have massive dust problems because with all fans exhausting, air will come in through openings without dust filters on them. 9 fans 3 sets of 3 is just dumb in the fist place if you have 2 sets intaking and 1 set exhausting theres going to be a lot of positive pressure. I recommend also installing a fan at the back for exhaust, I used one from the top that i replaced with my AIO fans. I literally had to take out every single fan and orient it properly. Just a nightmare and a lot of extra work.Also cable management is quite the endeavor with this many fans. And you probably dont even need this many fans so you’re waisting a bit of money on looks.Oh and one last thing, the case is a bit smaller that i thought it would be, was a little tricky getting a full size ATX mobo in there.

Let me start off with the Good things about this case. It looks AMAZING! Thats where the good things end...This has got to be the worst case to build in and has so many flaws to it. First thing I noticed when I first got the case was it has a swinging door to open, which is okay? Personally not a fan and wish I knew before I bought it and maybe some people will like it. It is removable too. 2nd thing I notice is there is ZERO dust filters in this case, which to me is absurd.I also noticed that this case is different from other reviewers which is totally odd?Build Quality is okay, it's Not good but it's also not bad. My case only holds 9 fans, you can not put a 10th fan in the back unless you want to drill holes in the case. The GPU brackets are the type you break off and can not re-screw.Now the absolute worst part of this case, building in it. IVE NEVER SEEN A CASE WHERE YOU HAVE TO INSTALL THE HARD DRIVE BEFORE YOU PUT THE MOTHERBOARD IN. The screws to put the hard drive in is right behind the motherboard and Ive had to at-least take the motherboard off 3 times because the way you mount this hard-drive, the connectors are FACING THE WALL, making it impossible to plug in the SATA power cable without installing it in with the hard-drive! Cable managing in the case is terrible. You WILL have a rats nest no matter how hard you cable manage. Theres also a extra mount for sdd's that right in the middle of where you would cable manage and it's an absolute pain.Overall I give it like a 5/10 because the looks make up for a day of headache. Out of all the PC builds Ive done, this one build took me 10+ hours to do where it would normally take me at-least hours. If you are looking for a Lian-li type case, Id personally look somewhere else or just spend the extra $50. Trust me, I wish I did...