Montech X3 Mesh, 6 Fans - 3x 140mm & 3x 120mm Fixed RGB Lighting Fans, ATX Mid-Tower PC Gaming Case, USB3.0, Door Open Tempered Glass Side Panel, High Airflow, Black

So first off let me state that this case is great for budget minded people. The build quality is better than I expected and the airflow is great. But please read below because there may be some deal breakers for you in my review.Now let's get into some of the issues. For starters, the motherboard tray/mount is very flimsy. Having the board installed does increase the rigidity but it's kind of sketchy trying to plug in certain cables. Issue #2 I ran into was the SSD sleds on the back side of the panel are set up in such a way to where I couldn't get my sata cables in because there's a lip that juts out and prevents a flush mount. Issue #3 and it's my biggest problem with the case, 4 of the fricken motherboard standoffs stripped out when I was threading in the screws. I've built 2 PCs now, so I might not know everything, but I know which screws to use. So now the right side of my motherboard is barely held in and 4 standoff holes are now useless. Another tiny issue is that my PSU is mounted in such a way to where a small portion of the fan is obstructed. Not a big deal for a budget case,just be mindful of that as you might need a spacer to push it deeper into the case.I did not use the fans it comes with as for one they aren't ARGB, and for two, they are powered by Molex, and I'm not a massive fan of that (pun intended). Cable management is surprising great, though getting the back panel on was a bit of a pain even with my cables secured tightly. The "top panel" io is pretty good, since I'm not using Molex for the fans I just kept the reset switch and LED button unpowered.The main compartment has plenty of room for my M Atx build with a rtx3050 8gb GPU. I still have room on the top of the case for fans if I need it.All in all this case is much better than the one I replaced, just do your research before you buy.

Where to start. This case is just an amazing value at 64 bucks. I originally ordered the thermaltake view 270 but shortly after found this for 20 bucks cheaper and I'm glad I did. This is better than the thermaltake.Pros -included fans are great qualityBuilding in this is so easy.Ample room for everything.White finish seems great.Rubber grommets for routing cablesAirflow is good.Glass is crystal clearFront bottom io panel is perfect for desktop setupsPci screw rotating coverReusable pci slot covers (not knockouts like the thermaltake)Cons -Only 1 I can think of and the metal is a bit flimsy but that's usually the case with this price range.ConclusionYou just can't find this many features at this price. Montech is changing the game. Don't hesitate to buy this case you will not be disappointed.

This case was a breeze to build in, with great aesthetics and decent cooling. Three included fans are decent, but a steal considering the entire package. Only caveat is it has an all-in-one front i/o power connector, but I didn't receive one of those 8-Pin to ATX mobo power adapters. So if your motherboard requires the usual spliced connectors, you might need to grab your own adapter if you're not comfortable with shorting the power pins on your mobo

Nice roomy case. Handles my 300mm long GPU no sweat. 6 fans comes with it. They all light up RGB and are the same. They cannot be synch or programmed, just static RGB, no breathing/cycling. But you get 6 working large fans that are quiet in the price and they're preinstalled and prewired and it's done well. Lots of room and places for cable management. Looks modern without looking like cheese. Comes with mesh filters on all areas. Overall can't say anything bad about it, its a good case, easy to build in, no fussy weird stuff. Lots of room on the back side for cables so you're not trying to stuff it all and hide it.