Apevia PRODIGY-BK Micro-ATX Gaming Case with 1 x Tempered Glass Panel, Top USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports, 3 x RGB Fans, Black Frame
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Sydney Puga
> 3 dayGreat set up! Bought for my daughter and she’s in love with it! Was big enough to put other neat objects inside the case while still running.
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> 3 dayGreat case and the fans look great through the case. Mine has a button the falls into the case but it works (see photo). Reached out to Apevia and they suggested a way to fix it and then said it’s “normal for small inconsistencies”… I guess quality control is not a priority.
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ASHLEY
> 3 daynothing was wrong everything came and the price is not bad
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Beach Balls
> 3 dayReally impressed with the quality at that price. Doesnt feel cheap like others in the price range. Will buy again on next build.
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Garrett
> 3 dayIts a great looking case, great price, however there is a tiny issue. Depending on the motherboard you plan on using, you may or may not be able to get a radiator mounted to the top of the case. Also, I should mention that the fans in the case arent able to adjust their fan speed; however, the case doesnt make much noise so its hardly an issue. tldr, great case, use a air cooler instead of a AIO, and non-adjustable fan speeds (though the case is quiet regardless)
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Lee Cannon
> 3 dayThis is a perfectly priced pc case, although the led fans that come with it are... Not ideal for rgb. Its more than worth the buy to replace them with corsair or something. Super easy, light, and straight forward to build in and for a mid atx - very compact
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Presley Holder
> 3 dayBuilt a couple of PC’s for clients with this case and have no complaints for it’s price point. Only improvement it needs is the ability to remove the hard drive tray without yanking the rivets out. Solid budget case!
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CatBrisket
Greater than one weekLiked- Well, my kid likes pink. Dislike- Almost all of it. I know this is a value branded case, so Im not comparing it to my $240 case. So the first thing that went was the case fans. Not a fan of the molex. Which is upsetting because for the 70-80 bucks this case costs either include some 3pin (at minimum) fans, only offer 2 or just dont include them. Another thing is the inability to provide for different PSU configurations...just one. Routing wires in this thing is as to be expected, not so much fun (had to cut the case for some things). But hey, my kid likes pink and well, thats a very small market
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Winsor C
> 3 dayBuilt a budget PC with this case. Originally planned to not add a graphics card to the build but did anyway and there was plenty of room for easy assembly. The case feels really durable while still being light weight and easy to move around. The RGB lights look really cool, especially on the fans. Getting great temps on CPU/GPU with just stock fans and the fans do not make a sound at all. Ive built a lot of PCs and this case seems to really be the best bang for your buck!
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Jorge salazar
> 3 dayGreat case, although the fans are white loud. I removed the logo on the bottom side that is metal with nail polish remover.
Apevia Prodigy RGB Micro-ATX Tower Gaming Case
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3x Quiet Illuminating Easy To Use Apevia Pre-installed RGB FansPlay through 16 lighting modes via top I/O panel using the “LED” button. 30 total play-through options include: RGB, Breathing, Single Color, Light Off. The Apevia Prodigy comes with two quiet and illuminating RGB fans in the front and one RGB fan in the rear to deliver good airflow right out of the box and not having to worry about purchasing fans for your PC build. The RGB fans included in the case not only light up in the outer rings but also in the inner rings for vibrant RGB lighting. |
Exceptional Airflow With Full Size Mesh Design & Large Size Honeycomb Layer On The Front PanelFull size mesh design allows the Apevia Prodigy to have enhanced air circulation compared to the usual tempered glass front panel PC cases. The added touch with the large size honeycomb layer behind the full size mesh design gives the Apevia Prodigy additional flair. This case has everything you would like in an Micro-ATX case: Prioritization of airflow, spacious Micro-ATX case, quality build parts, and attractive looks. Do not be deceived thinking this case is small as the length and width is identical to the Apevia Genesis & Predator RGB Mid Tower Gaming Cases. (Only the height is shorter due to it being Micro-ATX) |
Sleek Curved Design Front Panel Presents A Gaming / Sporty Appearance & Fully Removable Mesh Front Panel Allows For Easy Access To Fans & Front Panel CleaningThe Apevia Prodigy front panel design has sleek curves on the top, bottom, and sides to finish off the look to present a gaming / sporty appearance and helps protect the mesh from getting damaged. The front panel has no cables connected to the PC to provide hassle-free front panel cleaning when necessary. (Pull from the bottom opening of the front panel to easily remove the entire mesh front panel and wash with water and wet towel). |
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Simplistic Front Panel I/O Design With Big Power Button, Easy To Access "LED" Button To Change RGB Lighting, & Removable Large Magnetic Dust FilterThe front panel design comes with a big power button, bright power and HDD LED lights, restart button, RGB switch button, one 3.0 USB port, two 2.0 USB ports, and HD audio ports (Speaker / Headphone). The large magnetic dust filter is removable to allow fast easy cleaning and reduces dust from entering inside the case. |
Spacious Case Allows For A Great Experience Building & Cleaning Your PC
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120mm Water Cooling Options In The Rear For Radiators
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Finished PC Build By Gaming_Workstations Using The Apevia Prodigy RGB Micro-ATX Tower Gaming Case
Apevia Prodigy RGB Micro-ATX Tower Gaming Case Dimensions
