Gamdias Mesh Black Mid Tower Cabinet | Talos E3 Mesh Black | Built-in 3 ARGB Fans | Dust Filters | Tool Free Installation Tempered Glass Panel Swing Door | One Touch RGB Lighting Control

The media could not be loaded.  It can fit big tower cooler and ATX motherboard.

Cheap quality power on button,Rgb lights syncable with cpu color✅️Just Looking like waaw,

Good product

The media could not be loaded.  Good cabinet with nice build quality and 3 aRGB fans

Awesome cabinate for gamers or for coding also

The case comes with 3 pre installed fans. Quite beginner friendly. The pre installed fans and the switches are all already wired. Comes with different types of screws for SSDs, NVMEs etc. Has a helpful and easy to read manual. But the highlight is, I got this for 3500 bucks at sp road, Bangalore. For this price, it is an awesome RGB (not argb. You get multiple preset colors) which looks sleek like an NZXT case.

Here are few points I would like to mention of you are planning to buy this cabinet:Size: The cabinet size is small and compact. So of your desk size is small this will definitely fit into the space.Color: I got the white color but I did not like the white paint of the cabinet. It looked too average and a bit dull.Space:DO NOT GET THIS CABINET IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO INSTALL A AIO or MATX/ATX motherboard.The cabinet is too compact for a 240mm AIO radiator to fir. It was too much struggle to finally find a way to mount it.Also when you install a MATX motherboard it hides the right side holes for putting motherboard cables. Its makes your wire management difficult as you have one single hole to bring out any wire.Cable management:No specific cable management tools are provided. You have to be good with the techniques of hiding wires.Also the cabinet obstructs your GPU outlet hdmi slot. You will have to use flat cables so as to prevent HDMI cable loosing out of the cabinet.Air flow is also average.The cabinet is good for a normal built with nothing much loaded on the motherboard.

10000% recommended no cabinet is near this one besides galax rev 01 especially if you are going with a white but I will recommend talos e3 looks soo aesthetic and expensive

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.

I have put together numerous computers - at least 20 - in the past. I needed an inexpensive case to put together a computer composed of spare parts that ended up being left over from another computer upgrade.The Gamdias case was able to fulfill the job perfectly. Yes, the metal is thin and you can bend it with your hands if you really tried. However, all the screw holes lined up well, and the layout and design of the case is very very simple, with virtually zero wasted space.I like how the power supply cables are all hidden by a shroud. The white color aesthetic is beautiful. The USB ports on the top of the case work great at USB 3, plugged in correctly to the motherboard. Even the toggle button to cycle through the different LED color options of the case fans works as advertised.I encountered zero problems with this case, and ended up with a result that far exceeded my expectation for an inexpensive case. The smoked glass and LED lighting gives this computer a whole new life. Wonderful little case!

Love that it has a little filter on top

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased the Zeus Gamdias White Talos E3 WH Tower for a budget flip that I wanted to do. This case worked out really great.Pros:- Inexpensive- Fresh, clean minimalistic look, excellent RGB from the included fans that can be controlled via the LED button on top of the case. Can cycle through a variety of colors and effects- Plenty of room between front glass and case for adequate cooling, included fans push air well. Noise is fairly isolated (not the best I've heard, not the worst, I'd say about average).- Tempered glass is easy to remove with thumbscrews as is most items on the case- Plenty of clearance for full ATX partsCons:- Case material is on the cheaper side (door, etc) but honestly this doesn't really matter unless you are banging around your tower on things. For this price point, it's good and it LOOKS good (does not look cheap). Pretty comparable to NZXT H510 series.- Cable Management on the back is solid and there are adequate cutouts to reach the motherboard. I was disappointed that they didn't use a completely solid shroud for the top of the PSU area as it does show some wiring and there isn't a lot of cable stow-away space at the bottom. I used the HD/SSD Bay for most of my loose cables that I couldn't zip-tie and the area around it for anything that wouldn't fit. Overall, as you can see from the pictures it still looks VERY clean, but that little bit extra is what you get from the premium cases. I also couldn't find an "easy" way to route the fan cables behind the back of the case.- PCI slot covers are rip-away, with no way to put them back on and not enough screws for all the bay slots included. So you may have some gaps back there if you install additional cards.TLDR: Happy I gave the Gamdias brand a shot, this is a very solid looking tower for this price point and certainly gives some of the big brands competition. This will end up in a happy gamer's home very soon. Highly recommend

Bought this for living room build. Sleek and easy to work with.Quality build for great price. Can't go wrong here