Apevia Genesis-WH Mid Tower Gaming Case with 2 x Tempered Glass Panel, Top USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports, 4 x RGB Fans, White Frame

I bought this case for my wife and it was great looking and well made

One of the fans wires came broken

I don’t know if I have a one in a million problem, but when I first set everything up and powered on the pc, the RGB in the fans immediately started flickering and freaking out, followed by faint popping sounds and a burning smell. I triple checked all my connections because this exact problem happened to me on a Corsair build a year ago. This was meant to be a gift for my Gf but the RGB was over amped or something all the fans are now stuck with one or two leds on and it looks terrible.... no clue why this happens.

Mid Tower? Maybe barely, slots and cables are literally on top of each other and assembling this thing for my GF probably one of the angriest I have ever been assembling a PC. This thing is tight, cramped, complicated, and certain pieces are very poorly made. You get what you pay for I guess. If you want a pink case then your in for trouble. I havent seen a high quality one. It does look nice once its all together but if I had a do over I would have paid an extra 60$ just to have a nicer case.

Its a very pretty case but the airflow is sub optimal. I added two additional arctic fans to help with the temps as the glass panel on the front, while looks cool, restricts too much airflow for proper cooling. at least, for my preference. If i was building a pc or replacing my current case id buy one that had a mesh front or had more real estate to pull air from rather than the sides of the front panel. The main reason I bought it 2 years ago was mainly because I liked the look, but I run it without the front panel... so the look isnt as classy looking while Im using it. Im always a tiny bit disappointed when i look at it.

This was my first build so I was nervous as to how the cable management was based on reviews but honestly I didnt have any issues. When I got my case, it was missing a screw for the tempered glass. I emailed Apevia directly and they were able to send me a replacement screw. Their customer service was quick and easy, and Im glad I decided to go with this case. PROS - Clean look - Easy to open/close tempered glass - Great customer service - Comes with multiple fans - RBG is a plus - Pretty good airflow - Cable management isnt the worst, had no trouble dealing with all of the wiring CONS - The back panel was hard to open/close, it took me a couple of tries to pop it open. Not sure if this is the case with all of the cases but just something to note - You have to permanently tear off the bracket placeholders for your CPU where Ive seen most cases where you just unscrew/screw instead. Not a big deal, but I would recommend removing it BEFORE you install your motherboard, as I had trouble ripping it off after installing - I couldnt find the Hard Drive Mounting brackets other than the small one that came installed, so I kind of had to improvise and it took me awhile to figure that out - I had to remove the side fan in order to install my motherboard, again not a huge issue just something to note. Even though my cons seem more detailed than the pros, Id recommend this case with the price and quality. If youve done a couple of builds this case would probably go a lot smoother for you than it did for me, but I still rate it 8/10 for a first time builder.

I am in the process of creating my perfect computer setup and this case caught my attention. I am a fan of all things cute and girly and this is a perfect union of asthetics and function. The case is made of well constructed materials. It is spacious enough for me to work with and does not have sharp edges of cuts. One down side the back plate it has punchouts instead of screws so depending on what you prefer this could be a dealbreaker. All in all it would make a good case for a cute egirl setup or a excellent gift for anyone that wants a cute gaming setup.

Right out of the box I was so happy to see such a beautiful pink pc case. I took everything in my pc and just switched it over. The process was tedious but thats usually how it goes with building a pc. The most exiting part was powering the pc on. The fans are so beautiful and look so pretty, the case has a button on top to switch colors. I love how sleek the whole thing looks. I didnt give full stars for easy to assemble because I had some trouble keeping wires managed. Overall though Im very happy.

I love the color and the case actually had plenty of room inside for my cable management, though it was overwhelming at first. Only downside is that I wish the case was just a tad taller to fit an AIO liquid cooler on top with full ATX. I replaced all of the case fans as I do some moderate-heavy gaming.

The case itself looks pretty, ours came with a few scuffs around the case but it was not super noticable. Installing a modular power supply is a huge pain due to the lack of space, the hard drive bay is not removable, and make sure you have a molex cable on your power supply since the fans are daisy chained and go directly to power supply through molex and not the motherboard. The metal used is very thin and does not feel very sturdy but it does hold up and the dust filters are just cut outs and feel cheaply made. Besides the lack of space and a few things that make the case seem cheap its fairly pretty once set up. Definitely go with a more reputable brand like NZXT if you want a case that is not pink but for a pink case thats all it has going for it.