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

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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.

Bought thinking it could fit my rtx 3090. Just BARELY didn’t fit, but i ended up taking the fans out and putting it in my new case

There is practically no room for good cable management, and the back panels bend way too easily when trying to remove them to mount a graphics card. It looks good, but thats it. Not recommended if you want to make consistent changes to your build.

The biggest issue Ive run in to is the power button only works sometimes. Every cable is seated correctly, all the parts work but sometimes it takes multiple presses in different positions for the power button to work. Ive reached out to Apevia to ask if the power button bracket is something I can try and fix myself or if that would void the warranty (there appears to be some kind of wax seal around it). Its been almost 24 hours and not even an acknowledgement that they recieved my email. The front panel cables are totally exposed, hanging down above the front mounted fans (never seen that before). The case is also just very small, more suited for an ITX board, not an ATX. The way the front fans are mounted, you cannot attach a radiator without taking them off. The I/O shield of my motherboard barely fits under the rear exhaust fan, quite literally touching the bottom. The space issue is annoying but workable, but the improperly seated power button means Im never sure if it will actually turn on, despite the motherboard getting power and everything running smoothly once the power button decides to work. Unless I hear back from Apevia, Im going to have to take everything out of the case and return it. Save your money, buy a better case from a better company. Update: Apevia is sending me a new power switch cable

Product fits my build just fine if i have any complaints is enough room to cable manage in the back besides that i love it

This case is trash

I actually got this case to go with my wifes first build. She loves the case itself, with the RGB fans and how easy it was to set up. Only problem is once I put the AIO inside, the RGB RAM sticks dont fit. Unfortunately the height of the interior makes it to where its one or the other. So I had to make due with non-RGB RAM.

My wife loves the case. It does not have the best cable routing, but it was less than $100. It is a hard case to beat in the price range. I do not recommend SATA Drives though. They are not the easiest to install. It looks like it should have slide mounts, but mine did not. So I skipped the HDD and stuck to m.2 drives. I had an issue with the LEDs coming on. Turns out it was my fault, there is a little white adapter that says Isolated Interface it did not connect to the fans but was at the end of the daisy chain. At some point I removed it during install and the fan LEDs will not work without it. Over all I am satisfied with this case at this price.

My girlfriend loves this case! The lights/fans are proprietary and after about a week dont hold color in some spots. We just leave them white, but the fans are still going and its still pretty. Buhbye reset button- it controls the fan modes. That will change for us soon when we upgrade them. The case itself is superb quality. It has a lot of features that you would expect to pay 2-3x for. Ive built dozens of PCs since the 90s and most cases at this price are usually okay, this one being an exception. I love the reaction our friends have when they see it. I would feel good buying it again as a gift.