KEDIERS Computer Case PC Gaming Case ATX Mid Tower Open Case - USB3.0 - Remote Control - 2 Tempered Glass - Cooling System - Airflow - Cable Management C-570 (7 RGB Fans, Green)

Overall the purpose for buying this case was to have a really cool looking computer that would also run cool and preferably with a 360mm rad.This does that, and does it well. It really does look great though assembly was difficult at times. The quality is good but not perfect, some parts can bend if youre not careful during assembly. Also, getting the radiator to line up with their fans was brutal, but I got it. Another gripe is a lack of handles or places to grip to pick it up. There are other complaints to be made for sure, but nothing you cant get past with a little experience. I would not recommend it for beginners. The case is mostly looks over function but it does provide great cooling and air flow options.After all said and done, it is a beautiful case, it is quiet with the fans on high, and provides great cooling. I put the 360mm radiator up top, underneath their rgb fans, which i had flipped to blow air up. The lights look great glowing underneath the metal frame up top, and they do sync with the motherboard settings so everything rgb is synced, ram and all.Just and built sold with a new computer and forgot to take pictures, but the customer was very happy. I am probably about to buy another.tldr, looks unique, and has good airflow. 6 RGB fans w ARGB sync, room for 2x360mm rads. Has manageable flaws.

I got this case because I'm a starwars junkie! It looks like an empire ship! After my own tweaks and painting style it's gonna rock! It was very easy to put together without looking at manual. Great case for the money! Fans all work that came with it! The first case was broke but as always, Amazon hooked me up with a new one within days and they always come through when I have issues, which is next to none!

Great tower and looks good too.

This case is just a bad joke. Bent on counted 8 spots. Even one stand was bent 90° so it didn't stand straight.I still wonder which ATX standard they used for their cut outs. The back panel of two motherboards were impossible to fit in. The threads for the mainboard screws only line up with lot of force on the mainboard. From the back are screws standing in towards the back of the mainboard. That's a lottery game and likely to cause short curcuits on the mainboard.It's not easy to get me upset with a product, but that crab is worthless...

If you want a Antec Torque (I own one too) but don't want to spend over $300 for a case this is a case for you. The Torque is a better case better airflow, don't need to take motherboard off to install SSD's and is built with better materials. This case is made of very thin and cheap materials that bend too easily. The case is good looking and if the antec torque is too big for you this case is smaller by a 1/3 while still able to accommodate a full atx motherboard. That said if you have a very long power supply it will be hell installing it. The power on key is kind of cheap and I see myself having to change it when it breaks. The case only has one usb3 slot in the front and they made the other usb 1 why I don't know. With as cheap as they went with this case they should have completely cheaped out and used plexy glass instead of the glass panels that they used which is the only thing on the case that is high quality. The case comes with rgb lights that you can use a included remote to control. They are ok not great but not bad. I don't water cool but you should be able to install a dual radiator on top and a triple on the front but being a smaller case than the antec I would just recommend doing a dual on top due to space concerns. The biggest flaw is installing spinning hard drives in this case it is not easy! You need to install them first before you install the motherboard: Otherwise you are gonna have to take the motherboard off to install them. For SSD's there is a place on the inside of the front that is accessible where you can add extra SSD's with out having to take the motherboard off. If you only use onboard m2 slot and use a couple of ssds for programs this should not be an issue for you. The price is what attracted me to this case and it's unique look. If the other negatives don't bother you it is an ok buy but not worth over $100 dollars.