RaidmaxF01 Series Mid Tower ATX Desktop Gaming Computer Case USB 3.0 Tempered Glass Window with 120mm ARGB LED Fans (F01)

Pro's: I can now weld safely with my hands..Con's: Not able to fit computer parts inside.

I needed this in a hurry for a new build when I discovered the case I was going to use didn't accept full size ATX motherboards. Amazon offered next day delivery. That was the main selling point, along with reasonable price and "gamer" fans & lights. Side panels are easy to remove and full size ATX motherboard fit reasonably well.Two minor issues- First, the hole pattern for mounting the power supply only allows it to mount with the fan down. I prefer to mount the PS with the internal fan facing up so it doesn't draw dust in off the floor. Second, there were not instructions on how to connect up the case fans. You can't attach to the typical case fan headers, at least with my build the fans would not work or light up when I plugged them into the Case Fan 1, 2, or 3 connection points. All the fans wire up together with the last connect saying SATA. So plug that connector into one of your PS SATA power leads and you're up and running with lights, fans, and a button on the front panel that changes the lighting pattern to several different options.It looks nice, but if you have a motherboard with recent BIOS it expects the case fans to be plugged into the motherboard. With the SATA connection you lose the ability to monitor the fan speeds.I would give this case 3 stars, but the price and next day delivery boosted it up to 4 stars for me.

It’s a budget case, you get what you pay for and it’s not terrible for the price.You figure a set of 3 RGB fans and a controller runs $20-$30 for the cheapest, so that’s considerable to have inclusive. With that said, the LEDs do have obvious warm spots and the rainbow effect cycles very fast.Standoff locations were slightly off using an ATX Asrock B560 Steel Legend motherboard and the three screws in the middle of the board were installed with a light angle. I torqued them just enough so there was no risk of stripping the screws/standoffs or damaging the motherboard, but something to watch for.The PSU shroud is something I always look for in a budget case, because people are usually saving money end up buying non-modular PSU’s. That’s a selling point.The front panel looks pretty cool and the carbon fiber is a nice touch, but the plastic is very flimsy and feels cheap.The power button cycles colors and it’s very washed out. It’s not red like it shows on their pictures.I would recommend more if the case is on sale, but for $70 there are better options out there.

Everything is great with this case but the fans seem to be cheap. I was building 2 computers for wife and friend and 1 case has a single fan that just doesn't spin, lights up fine. Other case had a fan that was completely apart, I put it back together and it works fine but was alarming at first. Now I have to order a single matching fan which is hard to match up.*UPDATE: Customer support is amazing and sent me a replay fan and it came a few days later. They were great to deal with and very responsive. Great case and great seller!

If you can pick it up for $50 or less than it's not a bad option. Top front fan slot wont do much, glass has no trim so you can see the unfinished metal edges, reasonable cable management and room, looks pretty good (though a bit like a prebuilt). I'd suggest getting a nicer case when they go on sale but, if you're in need of a cheapo case, you could do worse.