This case was a relic from long ago. From an age where Acrylic Side Windows were considered enthusiast, as TG Panels were few in quantity, when RGB was limited to just the highest-end Razer Keyboards and Mice. Back when Water Cooling involved mounting Radiators on the outside of your case and running Tubes from the rear, and when large quantities of 3.5" HDDs were the norm.

I will say, this case has aged, but is still perfectly fit for a modern build. Having 5.25" bays for Fan Controllers and disc drives (Yes, I'm serious. I know it's 2020.) is nice, and this thing can move lots of air with the right fan config. Cable management could be better, but for a case that formerly retailed for $40, you get what you pay for.

Very good budget case. TONS of drive bays, and a good amount of cable management behind the motherboard.

I'm fairly happy with this case, and it looks nice too. I don't have a Graphics card (yet) so the one included case fan on the rear of the case is pretty much all I need. There is an abundance of drive slots and places to put more case fans, if need be. I myself don't use all or even a third of the drive slots (1 of each size), but there are some people who do need 10 slots for drives, just depends, I guess.

Decent case, but has almost no room for cable management and obviously build quality is low.

Pros : Cheap, Good cable management, plenty of drive bays.

Cons : Not enough front mounting for fans. There is only one for a 120 mm. Screw stripped easily, no side window, drive bays are riveted in, comes with only 1 fan, unlabeled hardware, 1 usb 3.0 slot, overall cheap case.

So far, so good. Great for the price. Can't wait to upgrade to the Genome II when I can persuade the wife and have the funds!

At first I was after the black/blue version but as I was putting my order together it was sold out(bummer) so i decided with the white version. Over all a decent case for it's price.

Has usb3.0 and decent size. With it had more for cable management.