Rosewill ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Computer Case, Dual Ring RGB LED Fans, 360mm & 240mm Liquid Cooling Radiator Support, Tempered Glass/Steel/Mesh, Great Cable Management/Airflow - Spectra D100

Only downside really is the 4 RGB fans that are not speed controllable (they aren't too loud). There is however an RGB button on the case that allows you to switch between several colors and the one shown in the monitor picture on Amazon. The tempered glass feels quality, as are the screws and mounts that hold it in. The mesh on the front of the case is all metal, and stays cool to the touch. There are two dust filters, one on top of the case and one below the power supply. The top one is magnetic and easy to remove and clean when necessary.Plenty of room for my ~320mm GPU to fit, good size for cable management, and several options for rerouting wires. On the side of the case (metal side panel) there is about average space for cable management. One thing I would like to point out is there is a small SSD sized fan controller there (for the 4 fans included) that needs to attach to somewhere with a magnet . The magnet isn't too strong and the fan controller is hard to place where you want it.Overall score: 9/10I would highly recommend this case to someone looking for a high quality Mid case under $90. There might be some great options around for $100 through other brands, but for $79.99, this was completely worth it.

Very rugged construction and the mesh front breathes very well. The fans look just amazing and can be color changed and pattern changed from the front i/o button. I am ver happy with this case!

its a good case for the price and will get the job done with the aesthetics looking good but if you're looking to put a 360mm radiator for liquid cooling or any other reason it wont fit its JUST too small for it and even then it wouldnt be lined up with the top vents

The quality feels really good, with the mesh it had great airflow. Due to having 4 fans thought it is a bit noisy but honestly, it's to be expected.Only con imo rn is my headphone port isnt working but honestly that might be my fault and I missed plugging it in or it got unplugged. I'll find out

An absolute awesome piece of equipment! Would highly recommend even to the beginner builder!

Cable management was very hard to do in the given space. There was very little clearance to do any sort of cable management. Also, if you have a fan hub, chances are, it won’t let you close the back without getting rid of it or ticking it below with the power supply. Also, the front mesh has a cutout for just the fans so it’s not a full mush which was quite disappointing. Only positive thing I can say is the 4 good looking fans that were provided.

It's a low priced computer case I bought because my other one has ventilation issues. It houses my RTX 2070 (don't laugh!),two 4TB hdds,2 m.2 SSDs, my 700W PSU (I had to settle for this PSU because of pandemic. Hopefully, I can move up to a modular 800w one in the near future and gigabyte Aorus Z390 motherboard. I'm in my early fifties so the four "RGB" a/k/a "Computer Bling" fans do nothing for me. I just needed a reasonably priced case. Regular fans would have sufficed. Good thing I can cut that stuff off. Overall good case for the money.

Case is great! It’s light-weight but also strong and has amazing airflow. I wish the back side had more clearance for wiring but overall one of the best cases I’ve used.