I wanted a new case for my pc that offers a great airflow. This one was a great pick as it has an easy removal front metal mesh for cleaning, spacious for a radiation on top and it was ways of build in. The case came with 4 rgb fans which are decent but I went out to buy 3rd party fans as I like mine whisper quiet. My temps dropped about 10C-15C compared to my last case which was mostly glass and for appearance.

This case has some really good pre installed fans, the rgb is fairly nice, the space inside is more than enough for most builds, and overall it works very well. My only concern is that in the back there isnt a ton of space for cables but you can put most of them in the hard drive bay area so its fine. Good airflow and great aesthetics

Comes with four fans,I love the simple shape,and it also comes cable managed,100% would recommend for anyone looking to build in a pc in a Matx case,also at a really good price

Love this case! The thoughtfulness that has gone into the design of this case is refreshing. The back panel is easy to remove and locks back into place easily. The door- love the glass door- is easily removed as well. The fans are gorgeous, and while they don’t have a full lit-up ring around the blades, they are still very pretty as hub-lit fans. They aren’t loud, either, and are very quiet when controlled by the motherboard. The screen panel in front comes off, and is held in place by magnets. It’s easy to clean and very intuitive. The space behind the motherboard panel has ample room for cabling, but it can get pretty tight if you don’t plan your cabling well. I would like to see some adhesive-backed zip tie anchors come in a bag with the case, which would give you lots of options as to how you wish to wire the back, in an organized fashion. That may be over the top for some, but as a former manufacturing supervisor, that’s where I am concerning wiring. Still, it’s real easy to work with. There are SO MANY options with regard to cooling, and in my case, with an AIO water cooler. You can mount a 120, 240, or 360mm radiator in front, internally. You can mount up to a 240mm on top, and you have two widths to choose from there, based on available mounting holes. You can mount a 120mm in the back. You can also mount up to a 240mm on the internal bottom within the motherboard space. That literally gives you room for 4 radiators. There was one mishap in the shipping, and Montech very quickly resolved this issue. When I received my case, I noticed a notch in the box where it had been damaged during shipping. I found the back (motherboard side) removable external panel had been damaged in this incident as well. I contacted Montech through Amazon, showed them a pic of the damage, and they immediately got a new panel in the mail for me. I am very pleased with this level of customer care! They do stand behind their products. I even have two extra white thumbscrews now, which I’m sure I can use somewhere in this case. Everything else in this case has been flawless, and ASUS Aura works perfectly with the internal RGB hub that comes with the case. If you are having trouble getting Aura to take over the LEDs of the case fans, hold down the control button (by default it’s the reset button, you’ll see it plugged in to the hub switch input) for 2 or 3 seconds and that will put it in programable mode for Aura to do its thing. I am using on-chip video as opposed to a video card right now, but I have no doubt at all that this could cool a beastly card with no issue. On top of that, it could very easily hold another radiator, if I choose to go that route.

Building a case for my mother, so I wanted something simple, clean, that she could fiddle with without needing a screwdriver, and I found it... or so I thought. The case is standard, what it says on the tin, and comes with four fans. All the cords are already bound together, which is nice, and the exposed controller (while weird) does save some plugs. Just be mindful not to get anything caught on it. Now, as in the header, it came with a defective fan that I still haven't gotten a replacement for despite having reached out to Montech. The other fans are quite nice, but it was a pain to get the cords sorted out and test everything to figure out it was the fan and not something else. Going by other reviews, seems like this isn't the first time Montech's shipped something out with a defective fan so I'd keep that in mind if you're buying from them. The latch is also magnetic, which is great. It's easy access to the case and I personally think it's less hassle for little decorations than having to remove a whole pane of glass. With that said, the magnet is really weak. I forgot the AIO hose was sticking out a bit and the door just bounced open. Not great, but shouldn't be too much of a problem as long as you don't have anything sticking out. Oh, and the case does require pliers to take off the pcle slot covers, so it's a one and done deal. I'm surprised they're not screw-ins in this day and age.

Absolutely the best bang for the buck. I work for a computer company and have built hundreds of systems. I have tried many cases in this price range and am usually disappointed in the quality. This case is different. The case is solid and heavier then the cheap thin metal used in other cases in this price range. It has three fans included (2 in the front and 1 in the rear). It is closer to a full tower then a mid-tower in size. Cable management is easy and unlike most the top has enough opening to run the ATX 12 volt 2x4 connector. I like that the screws are individually packaged and labeled for purpose. The top of the case has two 3.0 USB connectors and one USB Type C connector. My choice for all future builds.

Affordable, ships to Alaska, comes with four fans installed. This case provides plenty of air for a 7800x3d setup with Phantom Spirit 120, and 4070 S. Make sure to set the fan speed accordingly and you’ll have a very quiet setup that has no overheating issues. The only issue I had is the power button being close to one of the USB outlets.

This is well thought out case with outstanding features for a great price. It has good airflow, plenty of room for easy assembly, 4 included fans with fan controller. Recommended.

I don't know that much about computers, but I built my first one this Christmas with a triple fan 6750xt Pros: -This case works! -Great value -The lights are fantastic (especially once you can get them set up to your computer, which was kind of difficult) -Fans are quiet and work well -Dust filters are good. I clean them every 4 months and that works. Not much dust gets in the case and my room has carpets. The PSU filter got much dustier than the others -GPU (QICK 6750xt) temps don't go much above 80 C under load Cons/Notes: -To get the case lights to sync to Razer Synapse, you have to have your motherboard software able to sync with other programs. Mine is ASROCK, so I flipped that blue switch on in the software. Then, on the case, you have to press and hold the circular light button for 1-2 seconds until it flashes. It usually takes my case like 4 or 5 times of pressing+holding the light button to sync, but remember you also have to go to the Razer Synapse lighting tab and press the "Apply to other Chroma-Enabled devices" to see if the case synced -It was kind of hard to align all the motherboard screws in properly -The case is designed to where you have to break off those guards in the back to install the graphics card Good case, great value

The photos do not do justice to the size of the case, it is much wider than it looks but that works in its favor since the front fans work great. I love how it looks, the RGB controller works very well and the Hub works perfectly, I think it's excellent that the power button LED also works as an LED indicator for the HDDs. For the price of the case, I think you can't ask for more.