AeroCoolCYLONMINI, MicroATX PC Box, RGB 13, Window, 8 cm Fan, Black, única

Great product! This was used for my first build of a computer and I would recommend. Some things are a little fiddly to fit but great size leads to a not too difficult buildPros:• Plenty of space for all your components that you are wanting to put in your build.• Window on the side means you can make your build look all neat and allows you to see inside the computer which is a nice little touch.• RGB Lights on the front are cool and lets be honest LEDs are a must for a gaming PC.• There is a dust filter on the top and bottom which can be cleaned easily and quickly.• Internal fans to help keep it cool• Ports on the top for easy access to USB, microphone and headset• Good documentation came with the case which helped me build the PC in the first place.Cons• Wish there was internal LEDS to light up the window but these can be added at a later date• Taking the metal plates out of the back to fit my graphic card and adapter cards was a little difficult and I ended up with a small cut• Although there are plenty of space some components need a steady hand and great care to fit as it can get a little cost and fiddly.

I got the case to build a rig from older spares. Overall the case is finished well but has some design quirks. The case is a little too small for full size atx. The drive cage hangs over the board making it tough to connect the front panel. You don't get much clearance between the psu and the motherboard making it tough to fit full atx boards. The psu fan is right above the cpu cooler so good luck getting cool air into the psu. The front panel is nice but why do you have to choose between reset and rgb control? The biggest issue for me is the depth of the case. It's actually too shallow for my cpu cooler. I should have checked but its a pain. It could have been great with a little extra space inside and an additional button on the front panel

The media could not be loaded.  Stock cooling aint that great. The 120 stock exhaust fan was making a rattling/ whining noise which is pretty annoying. The 200mm fan is very quiet and I could hardly hear it....because it runs at like 500rpm which barely pulls any air in lol. Dont let the 200m fan fool you as its just for rgb aestheticThen a month later the led switch stopped working and stuck in the rgb preset shown in the video. Great QC. No issue with the case - great form factor.Dont get it just because it has a 200mm fan. It barely pulls any air in so airflow is pretty mediocre.

This case... it’s nice and small and does fit mATX motherboards, but becareful with it. The chassis is very soft and weak metal. If you are not careful the metal flexes too easily and can become warped. You need to install your optical drive and hard drive first before your put your ATX PSU in or you will suffer getting those in. There is a 2.5” hdd mounting door that needs to be unscrewed before you can get a motherboard in properly. The stand offs are pre-screwed to ITX so you will need to move them to install a mATX board properly. For cpu heatsinks, don’t install the Hyper Evo 212 as it is too tall to fit, so any heatsinks about the same height will not fit. The expansion slots have the screw holes recessed inside a metal fold ao your have to get your screwdriver in at a strange angle to screw them in, and that is if you can get the screws in because the holes are too small for even the smaller screws to thread through. You literally have to enlarge them first by forcing a screw through it first before you can install a card. Other than that, not bad

If you like the look - you'll be happy with it mostly.I found it very easy to route everything nicely around the back. There's a decent amount of hidden space at the top to allow you to mount a 240mm radiator up top. The front and sides come away really easily to get access. The glass side is thick and clear. There are magnetic dust covers on all fan intakes. Overall the case feels very well made, with great airflow.Only downside for me is the fan hub. I have an Asus 550M with an ARGB header, and despite plugging this into the fan hub, it failed to recognise anything. The fan hub only appears to work on standalone mode - which means you have to bridge the connectors on the hub to cycle through modes with their suggested method using the reset switch / cable.In the end I replaced the included hub with the hub that comes with the Aerocool 3 fan combo - which included a remote control to switch between the ARGB header, and manual control. This hub worked perfectly. It's a shame that version of the hub wasn't included with the case - even if it included a few pounds to the pric - as stripping the small increase in functionality out of the included version makes the included hub virtually useless.