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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Nathan J.
> 3 dayOverall very pleased with the case itself. It is rather small if youre using a non-modular psu like I am, but it gets the job done and looks nice. So far, gaming temps have been alright but Im only using a stock CPU cooler right now. Good airflow through the mesh panels and the side panels is the perfect tint.
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Brock Haviland
> 3 dayLooks very clean
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Caleb
Greater than one weekThis case is amazing. Beautiful lighting. Tempered glass. Spacious enough for big GPUs. I really enjoyed building in this thing.
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Nolan
> 3 dayThis was a very good case
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David M. Lewis
> 3 dayIts a cheap case, so its hard to criticize it. I will only state the facts as I experienced it and leave the judgement up to you. The quality of the case is fine. Everything lines up. The metal thickness is what you would expect at this lower price range. There is plenty of holes for cable management. The cables for the panel are long enough to reach any motherboard. The glass is real. The power supply shares a lower compartment with the 3.5 bays (all internal). What you need to understand before you buy: - The fans are fairly loud. So, expect that. They are not blaring, but about the level of a desk fan. - The RGB is fully not programmable. There is a button on the case that gives you preset options only. Static colors or rainbow effect. Thats it. - It comes with a magnetic filter on the top, but its kind of pointless because dust is going to get in it at so many other places, most notably at the top above the front fans. There is no solid back-plate behind those fans. So, if you are okay with the loud fans, limited RGB, and poor dust seal, its a good deal.
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SirNeverSleep
> 3 dayGood budget case, but poor cable management and the fact that the fans in this case use some weird crappy proprietary molex connectors make this case more trouble than its worth for the average novice pc builder. The only reason I was able to use the fans included was that I already had a 4 pin to SATA adapter laying around that someone had given to me prior otherwise I would have had to either buy a new adapter or replace the fans entirely. Also the fact that the fans dont plug into the motherboard means that you can not control the speed of the fans or control the RGB with software and they just blow at max speed all the time. This makes for a very noisy pc. Also, mine only came with two screws holding on the glass panel (top left and bottom right) instead of 4 like it should have.
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David Linnik
10-06-2025Had to cover the scratch with goofy aah stickers
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Santiago Areiza
> 3 dayperfect and cheap did everything i needed it to and everything fit nicely is spacious and looks nice
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Jennifer Harris
> 3 dayThis is worth the money...although, when relieved I opened up the case to see that one of the fans wire sets detached from the female receptical used for the power supply.....frankly could have been shipping but wither way its should be secured better...
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Susan Clendenen
> 3 dayGreat case. Would highly recommend.
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
