PS15W-G

Used this for a build for my mom. Was expecting something plasticy for the price. Was pleasantly surprised by how solid this case is and how nice it looks in person. The front looks like a honey comb. My mom appreciates the aesthetic. The case is on the smaller side, but has plenty of room for cable management. Also very light weight. I will admit, I am a little jealous. Kind of wish I had gone with a micro-atx board for my computer now. One warning, which I believe others have mentioned. Only the top PCIe slot plate in the back has the ability to be screwed back on. The rest are attached to the frame with tabs and do not have screws nor screw holes. Once you remove the plate, that's it. So make certain in advance where you are placing your components. That is really the only down side to this case and seems unnecessarily cheap.

I got it on sale for roughly 70. It’s got magnetic mesh, aesthetically pleasing, and just barely enough room for cable management but I was looking for a smaller case anyway so that comes with the territory

From what I've seen, this is the smallest mATX available under $100, previously I was using a Cooler Master NR600 which is slightly bigger, but was far easier to build in, imo the extra 2-3 inches of space saving just isn't worth it for how much more annoying it makes building the PC. If you don't use HDD's then it'll be easier to organize the cables without the drive bay sitting there. However you do only have to build it once every few years and once it's built it looks beautiful, I went for an all white build (until I got a new gpu) and it looks nicer than any PC I've ever built before, plus it doesn't take up much space. Compared to the NR600 it is slightly smaller in dimensions so it takes up less space, it's also just as easy to clean the ventilation which is nice, it doesn't have a basement cover but for me that's actually a plus compared to the NR600. In my previous setup my gpu's airflow was very restricted cause it was pushed all the way up against the basement cover, but with this case that'll never be a worry, at most it'll only be halfway covered by the PSU, and as long as you get a modular psu that's color matched, it still looks really nice. My only other complaint is the light up silverstone logo and front panel connectors, it has a molex connection instead of a sata and there's no way I'm adding an entire extra cable to my psu just to have the logo light up, it's 2022, nothing uses molex anymore and the front panel connector wires can't be fully hidden in the back so it just makes it look a bit extra jank, especially if you get the white version since the cables are sadly not color matched.

This case is the absolute definition of Micro ATX. It is just that and no more. To build in this case, you must humbly and wisely choose your components. Use a modular power supply no longer than 150mm and especially one with flat cables. If using a mATX board, Install your PSU first before installing the motherboard. Your CPU cooler can not be more than 154mm tall. The only 120mm tower coolers which can fit in this case with millimetres to spare, are the scythe mugen 5 rev b and Cryorig H7. You can fit 2 120mm fans or just 1 140mm in the front. You can fit 2 120mm fans on the top. If you choose to go liquid in this case, consider the length of your graphic card. You can secure a radiator on the top otherwise. If you like to challenge yourself, if you are creative, if strategy defines you, buy and build a clean tidy system. If you manage a clean build in this case, consider yourself a creative mind and a legend system builder. If you complain it is too tiny and cheap, or hard to build in... etc... then you are not creative and are limiting your potential.

It is a compaq case, does what I wanted, save space. If you need a bigger case order one but don't complain this didn't work. I had no problem routing 550 W power supply cables. I replaced stand 80mm fan w led. Fair price in todays economy.

This case is fantastic for the price and is surprisingly easy to cable manage in. Airflow is good and it looks super clean with the glass side panel. My only complaint I have is that the rear PCI-E plates pop off and don't go back on. This is a little annoying if you stop using a PCI-E slot because you'll have an open slot in the rear of the case.

Had alot of fun building in this thing. This is a top of the line budget first build case. One of the USB headers seems a bit wonky as it caused a flash drive to stutter when plugged in. Since it works now i didnt take away any stars. Even with just the stock case fan and the cpu fan for my 2600 it stays cooler than expected. The Hard drive indicator light is red which i hate..Ive only ever seen it be blue or green and the red just makes it look cheap but thats just me nit picking..Oh and get a modular psu or no matter how u cable manage the cords will look jumbled..otherwise great case

The space behind the panel on which the motherboard is mounted is so narrow that you can hardly route any cables there. (refer to the picture) This issue alone is enough to earn one star. Another issue is the hard disk cage. It encloses the hard disk in such as way that there can hardly be any air flow. Also, you cannot place a fan in front of the cage to force air into the cage because the cage is too close to the front of the computer case leaving no room for mounting a fan there. If this is how Silverstone generally designs their cases, I will never purchase again from this company.

Excelente flujo de aire, el modelo blanco resalta el RGB y buen espacio para ensambles mATX, lo único que le falta es una cubierta para la fuente de poder, pero sin esa cubierta ayuda a tener mas espacio y ventilación

This is an easy case to build in for novice builders. The airflow is good even with just the included single exhaust fan. Aesthetically the case is handsome and blends well into a bright room. Would have loved to have more cable management room at the back and a power supply shroud but ygwypf I guess.

As a first time build, this case was pretty user-friendly to work with and put together. The small and simple design with a lightweight frame made for easy handling and moving while building my pc. The case arrived without a manual, but I was able to find a PDF version online. The PDF isn’t super detailed and was sometimes unclear, but still manageable in the end. For the most part, this case was accessible when assembling the motherboard, psu, and hard drive. I had some difficulty with putting in my own fans because of the positioning/screw placements (this case came with one factory 120mm black fan attached to the back panel, I switched it out). I had to use force when removing the front panel in order to put my two front fans in, I was worried about hurting the case when taking it off because there wasn’t much give. Likewise with the solid back panel, it was not easy to remove, but thankfully clicked back into place when I reassembled it. Cable management wasn’t awful because of the access holes in the case, and the zip tie slots were helpful in keeping most of the cables organized. I wish the back inside panel wasn’t so shallow to the outer frame, it was a tight squeeze putting the back wall on again. All but one of the gpu slots are held on by very weak welds that can be wiggled off, the top being able to screw in and exchanged freely in other slots. Not an ideal design, but also not an uncommon one for some pc cases. I’m not sure if the clearance for the length of the case (314mm) accounts for the frame that bends in, this gpu (305mm) was a tight squeeze to install, it took some time to puzzle-piece it in. I also want to point out that there is a screw on the inside to secure the tray for the hard drive, something that I missed initially and had to remove my psu for. It was a bit of a nuisance to find at the last moment, but worth noting. All in all, I am pretty happy with how this case compliments the rest of my pc components and I enjoy the size and sleekness of its appearance.

Really good case for the money could not be happier, the looks are on point with a glass side panel and a beautiful front panel that provides amazing air flow for this price point. Although this is not to say the case doesn’t have it issues (minor issues) these include that people with large gpu’s might struggle, I have a 3 fan gtx970 and it was a big tight but it still fits. Overall the case is 10/10 and this issue is not enough to not buy this case would recommend anyone this case. It supply’s amazing looks and performance what more could you ask for (maybe a basement for the power supply but it’s fine just do some cable management).

Excellent case for a passively cooled micro-ATX build.