S2 TG ATX Mid-Tower PC Case, 3 x Pre-Installed 120mm Zalman Quiet Fans (Support up to 8 Fans), High Airflow Mesh Front Panel, Full Tempered Glass Side Panel, Support GPUs up to 330mm, USB 3.0

If you are thinking of either this case or the S3 version I'd highly recommend the S2 over S3 it may be older but it packs in better with its design especially for the air flow up front, really the only two cons would be if your installing a Micro-atx Mobo one of the stand-offs aren't shaped in right so it won't screw in, may just be for my case but i fixed it rather easily with a dremel and done. But i ended up just upgrading to an ATX B550 mobo so I don't even need the standoff for it haha but its best to future proof in case stuff happens, 2nd con would just be the CPU cut off/cable path, honestly had a bit of time routing the cable but managed to do so to make it look clean. Overall I am very pleased with this to be my first ever build for 700 bucks 👍🏽 EDIT FOR 2024: So far still very good!! I ended up upgrading my Pc case awhile back since I needed more space for my storage and other things, but now my sis uses this case since I built her own Pc and just used this case since I had it. She loves the style of it along with the side view panel, she tells me too how it makes her friends jealous at times because of how clean it looks in it. I am now changing the rating to a 5/5 from before a 4/5 just from how much use and reliability I am getting out of this these last two years of ownership.

Actually a super sweet case. Was able to do great cable management and the inside looks perfect. I like that this case is a little thinner and smaller than most, i didnt want a huge honkin case. The tempered glass seemed iffy at first as it looks kind of fragile and attaches to the case in a weird way, but i ended up liking it a lot. Its ultra-clear so you get a great view of the inside. For $56 or whatever i paid for it you can go wrong.

This case is mid in more ways than one. The packaging was well done and arrived safely with no damage at all. I needed a computer case because I decided to build a PC out of the parts I had in my stock. I recently built a new gaming rig, and it was time to move it into the home theater room, so I needed a desktop PC for my office. I overlooked one tiny detail while deciding on a computer case; this case does not have a drive bay for my 4K Blu-ray drive. I was blinded by the good price and moved forward with my purchase anyway. I’ve been building PCs for around 22 years, and this tower checked all the boxes. Some of the positives: Lightweight and easily portable Aesthetically pleasing Cable management is decent Front panel USB 3.0 port (I was getting 145MB transfer speeds) Included 3 pre-installed 120mm fans Just enough parts/screws Some of the things to consider/takeaways Lightweight has sacrifices that being cheaper flimsy metal. You’ll notice this immediately when popping out the back panel expansion slots. The blue power LED is exceptionally bright (see pics) and can be an issue depending on where you put your PC. In my scenario, I have it on the floor, and the blue LED pierces my peripheral vision, so much to the point that I had to cover it to dull the brightness. Routing the cables/wires through the cable management side, I found that some of the entrance spots were at inconvenient spots where they just barely reached. This was discovered after several attempts at routing/rerouting. Overall, I'd say this computer case was good enough for what I was building and would recommend it. I am happy with my purchase.

I've built about 10 computers in the past 30 years. Some have had very robust cases that were poorly ventilated. Some had great ventilation but not much space for the innerds. This case has lots of real estate inside - enough for a full size ATX motherboard, ATX power supply (partitioned off from the rest of the components), seven expansion slots, front and rear USB 2.0 & 3.0 ports, front and rear audio ports, a rather heavy-duty tinted glass side-cover, and three case fans that are unbelievably quiet given the fact that they were included with the case. If I needed to build another PC right now I'd definitely buy the same case.

Being that this is a budget case, I'm not looking for something amazing here. The biggest issue with this case is that during the build process, you HAVE to build in a certain order, but the case gets in the way of doing this. I always install my fans first and route my cables out of the way, then the board. The case itself does not give adequate space up top. You have to run your CPU 8 pin through the outlet before you install the board, which is annoying but doable. However, if you have any type of large heatsinks on your motherboard around the IO plate or the CPU socket along the edge of the board, you can't install the board with fans already installed! But you can't run your fan wires to the spot that would hide them once the board is installed! So you have to run the power and fan wires, and then install the board with the fans just kind of loose in the case, then install the fans and try to make sure none of your wires get pinched. It's a royal PITA. The overall look of the case is fine. It's easy enough to pull panels to install the front fans, there's enough room in the back to cable manage if you get creative. The hard drive cage is RIVETED in and can't be removed. This would have been a huge help for cable management if you didn't require the cage, and it wouldn't have taken much to make it removable. Can't comment on the fans as I didn't use them. The front fans were Molex. If your using this for a budget build, and your board is a simple board with no large heatsinks it would be OKAY. However I wouldn't use it for anything other than that.

Excellent looking case and very good price. My only complaint is that the back for cable management is very tight and makes it hard to build in do to the lack of space.

Opened the box and took out the case to see that one of the legs had been broken off. It’s held in by these 3 pins and got broken. Easy fix with superglue and even just placing the case on it without fixing it to it seems to be ok. Don’t let this deter you from getting it, it’s a good case I fitted a Gigabyte X570 aorus elite WiFi motherboard in. Plenty of space for full size ATX builds unlike what others say. Coolermaster hyper 212 black edition fits despite the difference in measurements. Top of the cpu cooler is about 2-3 CM away from the glass panel but this has had no impact on air circulation. A good starter or in my situationc, budget pc case.

montaj kısımlarındaki malzeme kalitesi pek iyi değil, eğer 3 fanlı ekran kartı ile kullanacaksanız hava akımı yeterli kalmayabilir benim işlemcim çok ısınıyordu 90 dereceleri gördü sıvı soğutma olmasına rağmen, kasayı değiştirmek zorunda kaldım şuanda 40-50lerde geziyor aynı zorlamalarda

Case is amazing and wonderful to work in. HOWEVER! I won't be ordering through Amazon again as UPS damaged it during shipping.

This is a beautiful case which I love, and it's amazing for the price, but the materials it's made of are quite cheap. Also, some of the screws don't tighten properly.