Corsair 275R Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Gaming Case - White

Easy to assemble, beautiful case

Ive built a few computers for my family and this case is awesome. Would highly recommend. Love it.

beautiful case, very well built. Lots of room to build the parts into

Mostly, this case is great for cable management, -!: cooling (like it advertises). And obviously it still has the other things that pc cases need. The only small downside I’ve noticed so far is that screws on the tempered glass. They are flatheads, which are a little bit harder to use than normal screws.

The interior of the case is all metal. The biggest flaw with build quality is one motherboard stand-off was stripped upon delivery. The front panel is plastic but that’s the only part I noticed. There’s not much room for a power supply if you need hard drives but it is doable with an atx power supply. It came with 3 fans and the front 2 were cable routed down the front of the case. The hard drive cages are easy to use. If you want to use the ssd mounts all your cables need to be straight. It came with magnetic dust filters.

Everything was great with it until I noticed my fans werent front fans werent LED and there were only 2 fans. Other than that the build is nice the case is amazing I just wish I got what the picture said even though that was the only problem I still would recommend it has amazing air flow.

love this case and the fact the front grill pops off easily we actually customized them and pained both mine and my wifes case into ours.

I bought this recently to build a strong gaming PC. The case comes pre-assembled with a protective film on the tempered glass side panel. It is easy to open up and modify. The build is big enough for a single PC design and a large graphics card with a full-sized motherboard, but of course, you can also verify part compatibility with PCPartPicker. I gave this case 4 stars for one reason, and that is that when assembling your computer and adding the power supply unit (PSU), the housing for the PSU is its own part in the case separated from the rest of the case interior by a metal plate. This helps with keeping the build clean looking and hiding a lot of wires, however, with the housing area for 2.5 or 3.5 hard drives behind the space meant for the PSU, it makes it very difficult to attach the cables that meet with the PSU to the PSU. If you put the PSU in the case first, there is VERY little room for the cables to be fed out of. Dont make the mistake of putting the PSU in the case before attaching all of the power cables you will need to it first. Also, if you need to change a cable position after its in the case, you might as well take the whole thing out first. Great case overall, came with 2 chassis fans that work quietly and efficiently. RGD lighting looks fantastic.

Cable management in this case is a bit tough. It looks amazing and is far more attractive in person than in pictures. Airflow is amazing and I have had absolutely no thermal problems with it.

This should have been a 5 star review. Unfortunately, there is a glaring design flaw in this case, a watercooling radiator + fan has too much depth for the location the case is designed to accommodate it at. As a result, it overlaps the motherboard. For some motherboards this could work, however, in my case that is where the RAM slots are, and their height means the radiator + fan does not fit. So, I had to rearrange the fans in the case, now the ambient intake comes from the top fans, while the radiator fans blow out through the front, and there is also an exhaust fan in the back.