MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Install 6 PWM ARGB Fans, Mid Tower Gaming Case with Opening Tempered Glass Side Panel Door, Mesh Computer Case, TW8

This product arrived on time and was well packaged... Had the shipping case been damaged I do not see a way that the case itself would have been damaged due to how well it was protected... The hardware was all black including the metal screws which greatly added to the aesthetic of my assembled desktop pc... The RBG unit has a lead to attach to my motherboard so as to be controlled by motherboard RBG control software... You also have the option of using a built-in handy LED control button to control fan LEDs... I would guess there are about 20-30 different led settings to choose from... I am no professional but I had my pc put together in about an hour total assembly time... A nice touch in the traditional SSD attachment points throughout the case... I have 2 box-type SSDs and was able to tuck them away on the very bottom of the case completely out of sight from the glass side panel in a combo 2XSSD or1XHDD cage... A little hint though I put my power supply in last and had trouble attaching the modular cords to the power supply due to the proximity of the SSD/HDD cage that I previously mentioned... The SSD cage is easy to remove so were I to do it again I would have left the SSD/HDD cage out until after I installed the power supply and connected the modular power cables... When I was done I have a fantastic-looking desktop pc with EXCELLENT airflow and very beautiful RBG effects in a discreet package... I would also like to mention that I received an Email from MUSETEX through Amazon saying my delivery may be delayed in the header... The email however was Musetex assuring me that they had my back and were available to work with me regarding ANY problems I might have regarding my purchase and delivery or questions I may have while building my system... I found this was a very nice touch and made me very comfortable about tackling this build with confidence that even if I needed help I would be successful with my project... I highly recommend these cases and this company wholeheartedly... I did not receive a discount or any other consideration for writing this review... This is just a good product from a great company...

I read reviews about this case before buying it. It had what I was looking for with the 6 case fans being PWM and RGB. There were a few complaints about the quality of the metal being thin and crappy but that's not the case at all. It's plenty tough really, I've had cheap cases where the screws strip out because of thin sheet metal. I'm very happy with the construction and build quality. Having a swinging door is awesome and so easy to work with. I like seeing the side of the power supply as well. I put a 280 rad in the top with RGB fans from my AIO. I couldn't screw the two case fans onto the power supply basement so I just left them out until I get some long screws to mount them with. Easy cable management with plenty of tie down spots. Not anything to complain about that I can think of . You'd have to have an old small video card to use the vertical mounts that they provided, they're so close to the front glass I couldn't fit my rx 6800 so I had to mount it horizontally. Just a very nice case that's easy to build in and looks great!!!

Case comes with fans pre installed, you need to connect the seperate fan control board to your motherboard. Lots of space, you CAN fit larger PSU than they say is the maximum length by removing the HDD bay, which I did, because it’s 2022. ATX boards will likely require you to remove one of the fans to install, it’s easy and really no problem. Hold down the RGB button for a few seconds and then you can click it to cycle through the modes, there are a bunch. Noctua fan barely fit Another reviewer is correct about the top being kind of flimsy, but just don’t put anything heavy on your PC case lol All in all pretty good case. decent airflow as far as I can tell. Will come back and update if there are any problems

I had purchased this case to go along with my first PC build ever. The biggest reason I bought it was because every other case out there only comes with like 2 fans. Not to mention, these are RGB! However, trying to figure out the fan hub and RGB stuff kinda sucked. I tried finding details in the box, but I didn't see any info on the fan hub. All the fan hubs I had seen online had been very different from this one. I eventually figured it out though so no biggie. Also, the top part of the case that the fans attach too is VERY flimsy. I was leaning on it and it was sinking in a little. I had gone over to a friends house and it isn't supposed to do that (not with well made cases anyway). Another thing (probably the most frustrating) is the tacky ring/handle thing used to open the glass to see inside. Most modern cases that I have seen simply have a small, rectangular cut in the top of the case at the edge of the glass to open it. This is the best because it doesn't stick out and is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. It is also very convenient when needed. But with this case, the ring is very noticeable and looks... odd. It's like putting a door knob on a Tupperware container with leftovers inside. It just looks dumb and is unnecessary. It makes it look like something my great grandma would keep in her house. Really the only reason I gave it four stars was the glorious, beautiful, COLORFUL RGB fans. I've only had the case for a little bit now, so I am unsure how long they'll last, but they for sure do their job. They look so nice. You don't even need to connect them to the motherboard! A lot of the reviews I have read on this case seem to have a big problem with that (reasonably) because you can't use custom colors, but I am a very lazy person, so being able to control the RGB from just a click of a button was kinda sick. I don't need a specific color. Just as long as it's rainbow to match my keyboard and mouse, I'm cool with it. Now listen, I am very, very, VERY new PC builder with the only experience with actually building a PC being from watching a video and following a guide, so please, take what I say with a grain of salt. (But seriously, a handle to open the glass? Cringe.)

This PC case was a great deal on Amazon! It was a lot of value for the money spent especially with the fans already included and installed. I bought this for my daughter when building her gaming PC from some existing computers in plain towers. It was very easy to get all the components installed, and it has held up well to teenage gamer usage. She loves the colored fans and the glass makes for a really cool display.

Nice little case, just wish it was a little longer. XFX Speedster SWFT309 AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT CORE Gaming and Corsair RM1000x (2021) Fully Modular ATX Power Supply both fit nicely however I had to remove the HDD cage to make room for the cables. There was still room for 3 Samsung SSD 870 QVO's. Fans are super quiet and the ARGB works great. The door can be a challenge to put on the hinge pins. A staggered arrangement would have cured that. Mine is in a tight location so the door is really tough to get back on the pins unless you can open the door quite wide. For the Money, it's pretty darn hard to beat this case.

This is a great case to build in. Plenty of room for it’s size to fit the larger graphics cards on the market with 350mm max length. The airflow is terrific. I don’t see temps over 70c for my 6950xt GPU or 5800X3D CPU during game play. Barely sees mid 80s during stress tests. Only minor knock on this case is rear cable management. It’s average and could use some more tie down points, but this is a very very minor complaint.

I bought this case because a PC build Youtuber (Bitwit) I watch made a build in a different Musetex case. The feature he applauded and I was really excited about was the ring to pull the tempered glass open. That single feature was the main selling point of the case for me. This case is fine for the money. It’s cheap, but not awful, you’re receiving the quality you pay for. My main gripe is that it was just a big pain to build in. Cable management is difficult in this case, and if you’re using sleeved cables, it’s very difficult to fit them in while closing the side panel. The one thing that does sort of upset me is that the ring handle on the tempered glass door is just ever so slightly crooked. Given that it was the main selling point of the case for me, I’m pretty sad about that. I didn’t notice it until finishing the build so I’m just gonna deal with it.