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Apevia - X-Harmony (Black/Blue) ATX Mid Tower Case

( 4.0 Average / 2 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Apevia

Model

X-Harmony (Black/Blue)

Part #

X-HARMONY-BL

Color

Black / Blue

Type

ATX Mid Tower

Includes Power Supply

External 5.25" Bays

Internal 2.5" Bays

Internal 3.5" Bays

Motherboard Compatibility

ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX

Front Panel USB 3.0 Ports

Yes

Maximum Video Card Length

345 mm / 13.583" With Drive Cages
375 mm / 14.764" Without Drive Cages

Dimensions

440 mm x 198 mm x 451 mm

Compatible Parts

Completed Builds Using This Part

- $647.00 The ObEwan Machine
- AMD FX-8350
- Radeon R9 290X
- 4 5 by austi79
- $1576.53 E's first PC
- AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- GeForce GTX 1070
- 0 1 by _Vortus

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Prices

Merchant	Base	Promo	Shipping	Tax	Availability	Total
	$47.93		+$9.62 s/h		In stock	$57.55
	$55.99		+$15.99 s/h			$71.98

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Reviews

_Vortus 1 point 1 month ago

from completed build E's first PC

Good- Well built good looking case.
USB 3.0 slot 2 Led Fans (3 pin along with a molex on each) Decently long case wires Solid cable management options Enough room on the front to add another fan as long as you raise or lower the factory one.

Mediocre- Its a little small for ATX motherboard, at least with the MSI X470 Gaming M7 AC. Barely enough room to hook up the case wires as they are at the very bottom of the MB. Right along the edge of the PSU cover. The MB also covers the cable management slots that have grommets. The grommets do not fit well on the further slots. They can be made to somewhat fit, but it could be cleaner.
Our Asus DVD drive needed to be pushed outside the front of the case a few MM. If it was mounted flush it was pushing up against the MB. The PSU filter is... difficult to both remove and put back in place. A little judicial bending fixed that.

Bad- Nothing

Overall- Make sure the MB fits. I'd use this case again for either a smaller ATX MB or a Mini/Micro build. Solid, good looking, well built case for sub $50. Over $50, still not a bad case but there are other good options.