GAMDIAS TALOS E3 White Gaming pc case, Mid-Tower ATX Case, Tempered Glass Panel, 3 Built-in 120mm ARGB Fans, Tool-Free Installation Window, Supports Motherboards up to ATX, Power Cover Design

Can’t go wrong with this, especially for the price! Sturdy design, plenty of space inside, easy to manage cables and it comes with 3 RGB fans, which is quite rare on more expensive cases. They can get quite noisy under high loads however they do a good job at keeping everything cool.. Can’t fault it!

You know what, for the price and the way it looks, I'm very happy with my purchase. In terms of material inside, it doesn't feel like the quality of my more expensive case, but that is to be expected. It just snugly fits my 3 fan 4060ti. Just moved a couple of mobo mount screw things to the right spot. The wiring inside is all tied up together and the wired are all labelled clearly. Whats great is the fans are all collared to one power connector that slots into a spare SATA power connector. Nice small little button on the top for changing the RGB. I bought the thermalright assassin x120 se argb white cooler for £15 and that suits the white colour scheme. All perfect together for a cheap build. I love the way it looks. Plenty of usb slots on back and front. Bargain.

Got it for €48 on resale. Looks better in person than in the photos. Runs my 12400f and 4070 very well with no temperature issues. Easy to built inside with plenty of room for extension cables and a full ATX psu. Tinted glass makes the RGB look classy instead of tacky.

This case looks absolutely stunning for the price and it is built really well with a premium look and finish. Building a computer with this was a delight. Simple with no bizarre or random or frustrating struggles. The only negative to this case is that if you are planning to do heavy CPU or GPU workload stuff then expect very high temperatures. Running resource intensive AI applications turned this into a heater, lovely for cold days but not so great for the components. I suppose you could remedy this by replacing the fans, but, I haven't tried this as I've now upgraded to a bigger PC case as my newly purchased rtx 4070 super TI doesn't fit. Another negative is that the fans are not controllable, but you could buy an adaptor.

Looks great, nice and quite, plenty of room, cant fault iy.

Perfect unreal value , brillaint looking grate case , 10/10 . Well revomended

Fantastic, good quality plenty of space for cable management, the HDD slot is a bit tricky to get on and off as the access is at the bottom of the case but these days most people have m.2 ssds so it's fine. I managed either way. Fairly easy install plenty of airflow and cooling fans are great.

Don’t buy came damaged and panel was bent

This case is amazing from many points, easy to deal with, perfect aRGB fans, Huge cable managment area.

This is the best case for rupees 4000 in my opinion if you want NZXT looking case this is it, I wouldnt recommend this case if you want to put high end components which runs pretty hot because the air flow isn't that great because of the front glass panel.But the design is sleek,minimal,and compact.It comes with 3 pre-installed 120mm ARGB fans ,however these are not pwm fans you can't control the speed but they fans are surprisingly pretty silent,also plenty of room for cable management.Nothing to complain about 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The case itself is excellent, a little thin in some places, but I'm not planning on attending any lan parties so it'll stand up perfectly fine just sitting on my desk. There's a lot of room to move around inside, excellent for airflow and larger cooling solutions. The case fans are quiet, the lighting is a nice touch, though the ARGB addresses are rather limited with shared addresses for all 3 fans, 6 lights on the front 2 fans and only 3 on the back though, so the back fan only gets 1/2 the lighting instructions for the other 2, which are always in sinc and do not have their own individual addresses on the ARGB bus. If your looking for a nice looking case with excellent air flow, and room to grow, and don't so much care about elaborate ARGB lightshows, I would definitely recommend.

Je sors d'un boitier Zallman de 2014, ressemblant à un version plastique d'une Lamborghini Aventador qui se serait pris un mur à très grande vitesse, mais avec des LEDs bleues pour faire joli. Et du coup, hyper satisfait de la partie visuelle et de la taille compacte de ce boitier pour un ATX; c'est compact, sobre, avec de la vitre teinté partout. J'adore! Aussi côté esthétique, le cable management est facile, avec une partie réservée pour le PSU et à un HDD cachée par le bas du boitier, et un paroi classique derrière la carte mère où on bourre les fils ni vu ni connu. Par contre, les SSD sont montés à la vertical à côté de la carte mère, donc mettez des stickers dessus si vous voulez pas avoir la vieille étiquette Crucial ou Samsung visible. Côté air-flow, il y a deux ventilos en entrée devant et un de sortie derrière, avec leds blanches (chouette!). Si vous avez du matériel qui monte beaucoup en température, on pourra ajouter un ventilo de sortie au dessus de celui du CPU. Aucune idée de si ça passe pour du watercooling par contre. Deux bémols avant de conclure: -À moins que j'ai loupé un truc au montage, les ventilos vendus dans le boîtier se connectent en SATA directement au PSU, et pas sur la carte mère, donc ils tournent à 100% quoi qu'il arrive. Si vous voulez les réguler en fonction de la température dans le boitier, faudra les changer et en prendre avec une autre connectique -Comme l'avant du boitier est une vitre sans filtre/grille, il y a espace pour laisser entrer l'air sur les côtés de la vitre...et la poussière va pouvoir y aller aussi bien gentiment. Potentiellement, si vous avez votre tour par terre, ça peut vite demander de la nettoyer plus souvent qu'avec un autre design. TL;DR: Un boitier ATX super joli, pas trop gros, avec des leds blanche de partout. Prévoyez juste un ventilo en plus pour une sortie d'air sur le haut du boitier.