GameMax Expedition MATX PC Gaming Case, Full Windowed Side Panel, LED, USB3.0, 2 x USB2.0 | Black

The media could not be loaded.  I just love it. I was expecting something cheap because it only cost around £32 However I had a huge surprise! it feels and looks way better than it should, enough space for my mATX and my full 2 fans RX580 Red Devil. Both panels are super-easy to reach, the accessories for holding my graphics card is more than welcome, the smart design "specially for cable management" match perfectly the sturdiness and style of the case. Is my first time leaving a review of a product in Amazon but The GAMEMAX Expedition deserve it.

The case is decent if you're on a budget, but I wouldn't recommend this on a high end build as the case can only accommodate 3 fans so you'd have to have the rear exhaust fan as an intake and the top 2 fans as exhaust. The build quality is pretty sturdy, there's just about enough space for cable management. Would have been better if they added 1 or 2 front fan intakes. It's ideal for budget builds for lower wattage components.ProsCheapGood build qualityFull sized see through acrylic side panelPSU compartmentConsCan only accommodate 3 fans, would have been better if they added 1 or 2 intake fans at the front.

I love this case. For that price you get everything you could ask. It’s sturdy, has quick fit 3.5 HDD slots. Thick plastic light blue window. The metal is good quality, doesn’t bend so easily (I had some awful case before where metal was paper thin). Cable management was easy. The only sad thing was not having any front fans (there are no fittings), and it arrived with slightly chipped paint on one side of the case, but nothing major. It still looks cool, the rear fan works silently , I am not going to replace it for now.

Received this a few weeks ago, and almost immediately a large part of the plastic "foot" at the front snapped off when I pushed the (empty) case a few inches along the floor. You can definitely tell when handling it that those pieces are made from a very cheap and low quality plastic.Internally and elsewhere on the unit the quality seems fine, so I'm not sure what the deal is with those parts in particular.The damage doesn't seem to have compromised the stability of the unit, so I'm not too bothered overall.

Great PC case for Micro ATX boards. Build quality is great and it feels really sturdy. The front IO cables (power sw ect) could do with being 10cm longer, but I just think my motherboard has the connectors in an awkward spot. This is the second of these I've bought and I love them.

I bought this case as ot was good looking and rather cheap so i thought why not after checking it was going to support my full atx motherboard, and it said in the description "supports full size parts" but of course it did not, very annoyed. after searching full size atx case this comes up? Although it did look good quality for any micro atx users i must say for the price just annoyed i gotta wait alot longer for an already delayed build.

I needed a case for a new build,not really for gaming,but one that would stay cool and fit a full size graffix card and fit under my TV on my TV stand, so this has been converted to a HTPC case, turned on its side with 4 stick on rubber feet and the gamemax logo taken off and turned around so now reading the correct way up, being a symmetrical case this has worked very well, fairly easy to build, stays nice and cool and no blue lights in the face when running as these are now on the side, and easy access to the front usb ports. Case is of reasonable quality,no sharp edges when building is the important thing as once built will be sitting between glass shelves and hopefully no to be touched for some time to come.

I was after a case to put my newly built system into (I'd been using the 12 year old case from my old system until now)This case had the right mix of subtle and feature to make me buy it. It's got a fitment for up to M-ATX boards. Magnetic filters on the top and on the bottom. Cable management is a bit sparse on the back side with only a few velcro strips and and limited space but it's enough to work with if you get crafty with your wiring routes. The outside finish is very nice. Mine had a matt red coating. I was happy to find out that what I thought was a decal down the front in black was actually vents into the case. All in, I'd recommend this case for a budget build.

Really easy to build into and plenty of space for ventilation. Dunno what people were complaining about regarding that. I put three fans plus the processor fan and the airflow is awesome (works just as well with two fans but customer wanted three). It's light as the construct is mostly plastic or some VERY thin light metal. The panel is see through plastic which probably helps with that as it weighs barely a pound. It fits both the 3060 RTX TI and the 2080TI but the wires for the front case interface (power, led, reset, etc) are REALLY close to the card fans so I flattened and secured the wires to the frame in order to prevent potential wire to fan damage issues. Cable management is a MUST and you'll probably want to go full modular on the power supply. The space it fit into for a 650W 80+Gold was tight but manageable. Also theres plenty of space for SSD, M.2 and standard HDD, but since you can get an SSD with 5gb for less than $200 on sale there's no real need for HDD unless you just have a large capacity one you want to add.I got it on sale for under $80 so it was well worth the purchase in my opinion

La tapa no es de cristal templado si no de pasta o plastico que se araño a las 2 semanas limpiando la superficie con papel, no tiene entrada de aire frontal y se pone a altas temperaturas la a acabado guardando y volviendo a mi vieja caja por que no vale la pena , por estos precios hay mejores prestaciones

Parfait ! J'ai juste changer le ventilateur car je voulais être accordée au deux autres rajouté

I love this case. For that price you get everything you could ask. It’s sturdy, has quick fit 3.5 HDD slots. Thick plastic light blue window. The metal is good quality, doesn’t bend so easily (I had some awful case before where metal was paper thin). Cable management was easy. The only sad thing was not having any front fans (there are no fittings), and it arrived with slightly chipped paint on one side of the case, but nothing major. It still looks cool, the rear fan works silently , I am not going to replace it for now.

I build in a lot of PCs per month and, this case is pretty good for its size and price point compared to some in its class.First I’ll start with the cons:•Cable routing space could be 1/4” larger but is not terrible•Basement hard drive cage cannot be moved or taken out, making larger sized ATX PSUs not a viable option without cutting the forward drive cage.•Minimal front panel ventilation•Very little clearance for large heatsink motherboards when installing an AiO liquid coolerPros:•Brilliant and vibrant paint quality•Very clean matte finish•Chassis is straight and well thought out for small builds•Nice tinted acrylic side panel.I built a Zaku II Gundam themed build using this case and it came out very good.