VEVOR PC Gaming Case, Mid-Tower, Computer Case with High-Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 3 x 120 mm ARGB Fans, Easy Cable Management, for GPU up to 320 mm in Length, for ATX/M-ATX/ITX

Simple and Effective!
I needed a simple E-ATX capable case for a server build. It meets that need and has plenty of cooling. Price was right and actually looks somewhat modern. Win Win.

Great quality for value received and price
Great case for price , solid quality and convenient fans assembly and great access for cable management. Packaged very secure during shipping to ensure no damage incurred

A Case of Poor Engineering and Cheap Construction
​I was incredibly disappointed with this computer case and will be returning it. The lack of basic functionality and the incredibly poor quality make it unusable for a modern PC build.​From the start, the experience was frustrating. The case includes too few screws to even mount a single hard drive, a single SSD, and the motherboard.​The problems continue inside. The internal layout is poorly engineered and makes basic cable management a nightmare. For example, the SSD SATA connectors lay directly on an internal surface, making it difficult to connect drives properly. To make matters worse, half of the PSU connectors are unusable due to the case’s design, which severely limits your power supply options. The wiring is cheap, and the DIY switch and indicator mounts feel like an afterthought, not a professional product.​The cooling situation is just as bad. The case fans use outdated IDE connectors—a style that has been obsolete for years. My modular power supply doesn’t even have these connectors, making the included fans useless without a separate adapter.​Finally, the design feels cheap and not well-thought-out. The top dust cover relies solely on weak flexible magnets for fixation, offering no secure connection.​Overall, this case is an exercise in poor engineering and corner-cutting. I cannot recommend it to anyone. It’s a waste of time and money, and it actively hinders a proper PC build.

no room for cable management and very poor design
This case was a bit of a disappointment; I was expecting much more. Let me explain: First, the design is very good, but it has some inexcusable flaws. Starting with the main feature of this case—the HDD cage, which is the worst flaw. It is designed to fit and hold 10 mechanical 3.5-inch HDDs, but there is no room at the back of the cage to fit the cables connected to the back of the drives. So, you will have to install them with the cables facing the glass, which makes it somewhat tacky. Once you populate all 10 drives, all the wires will be an eyesore—if you even manage to get a power supply with long enough cables to reach all the way around to the top drives.Then there’s the mesh-style backplate, which blocks the back of the drive cage where there should be an opening to connect all the drives from behind and hide the cables. In addition, the drives are screwed directly onto the drive cage—there are no drive trays or caddies. So, every time you add a drive, you need to disconnect every single drive, unscrew the cage from the case, and pull out the entire drive cage with any drives you may have already installed. Then, you can add any additional drives. In my opinion, the best possible scenario to avoid this is to install all 10 drives at once, so you don’t have to pull out the drive cage every time you want to add a new one.Also, the material is very thin and flimsy—not very strong. Mine came a little bent, like it was misaligned with the case, and they just forced it into place. The entire case feels very cheap and not sturdy. The sheet metal they used is very thin and has some sharp edges in some areas. You must be careful when handling it.The glass window is not tempered glass—it’s just a normal piece of glass. Make sure you remove the plastic on both sides of the glass, or it will look dirty all the time. The inside plastic is much stickier than the outside plastic.Additionally, there is hardly any room on the back part of the case for cable management. The back cover is almost flush against the back of the motherboard and only has enough room to fit the 2 SSDs in the brackets behind it. They could have made this case dual-chambered to accommodate all the wiring, especially considering this will need many SATA power connector extensions to reach all the drives. Alternatively, they could have eliminated the mesh back cover behind the drive cage to allow you to feed the cables through there.Lastly, the front/top panel connectors (USB and headphone jacks) are also very cheap and loose

Buono non c’è male

Good case for a DIY Nas, plenty of room for drives. Case was well packaged and delivered without issues.Removed 2 stars for 3 issues.1 – a couple of the motherboard standoffs were not installed properly and stripped/cross threaded.2 – the 1 top left thumbscrew that holds the glass panel was also stripped from factory, doesn’t really tighten at all.3 – The fans in the case are molex connectors. I had my own fans to install which made this no big deal, but still a point to be warned about.Not ideal, but the case works for my DIY NAS project. 14 drives + 1 cache SSD and 1 OS NVME.