darkFlash DLC29 All Mesh PC Case ATX Mid Tower Case High Cooling Performance High Compatibility Gaming Case with USB 3.0 Type-C Interface (White)

The phantom is a solid case to build in, once you remove the hard drive cage (need drill bit). Once the cage is removed, you have much more room to build and hide wires. In addition, I recommend to not order a pay large then they recommend. The rgb fans included are bright and quiet. You can fit 280mm radiator on the top. Also you can fit 3 120mm fans on the psi shroud on top and still fit a vertical gpu bracket. The case comes with dr12 fans. As mentioned before, the case is of high quality and darkFlash is an excellent company to deal with.

Just recently decided to upgrade from my old metal case since I had some new parts and wanted to show them off. This case is beautiful and easy to work with. Mounting the motherboard was super easy as it comes pre-setup with standoffs in place from ATX boards. It also comes with zip ties for cable management which was a nice touch. Cable management on the backside was very easy with convenient cutouts for your front panel connectors and power for the mobo/GPU. I also installed (2) 120mm case fans I had from my previous case on the top in exhaust configuration to help with airflow. The only con I had was one of my front glass panel mounts was bent from shipping, I simply used a pliers to bend it back in shape and its been fine. Make sure to examine the case fully before building, luckily mine was an easy fix.

Concerning darkFlash DLC29 All Mesh PC Case: This is a very light, compact and reasonably priced case. The overall build quality is adequate and is aesthetically pleasing. I like the perforated panels. The left side (main) panel being perforated means that a vertically mounted GPU will easily able to breath through the perforations (though the vertically mounting provisions are a bit meager). It is also possible to see any RGB lights inside the chassis (should that matter) through the perforated side panel without the risk of fragile glass. Unfortunately, the case was just a bit too small for my purposes. Larger radiators like ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360mm will (barely) fit in the front. Even though there seems to be space at top for a 240mm radiator, one wont quite fit. If the length of the chassis were about another 25-50mm greater then a 240mm radiator would fit in the top. In addition to a little more length, it would also be good for the PSU shroud to have a larger cutout (near front panel) so that the radiators like the Arctic would fit with out moving the fans to front of the case. If you do not need two radiators or you use a pair of 240mm or a single 360mm radiator then this case would be nice. Overall, I liked it but it doesnt work for me. I ended up using a Corsair 5000D (though I separately purchased a right side panel to replace the glass left side panel).

I wish there was a tad bit more cable management options, But I made do with what I had and it looks pretty good, all i got to say is that Im glad that Im able to have an orange and black theme going on.

Overall, an amazing case to display your PC. Shipping and delivery was expedited. The case arrived on time and was well packaged enough. The tempered glass came attached on the case, covered in foam, and double boxed. I felt comfortable with the packaging even with the knowledge of how shipping company treat packages. There are fragile warning label on the outer boxes. The packaging was relatively easy to unbox. On first impression, I noticed that the case was smaller than i thought. I guess a lot of cases looks smaller coming from a full tower CM Storm Stryker case. The case was also lighter than I thought. Starting the build: when I opened all the tempered glass I noticed that all the cables were neatly organized and the fans were attached to the rgb controller. The first problem I ran into was the power supply. I have a Corsair HX750i psu which is longer than most and I had to remove one the hard drive tray to route the cable through. I then continued to place the rest of the components in. Plenty of space for the radiator; both 240mm Aigo cpu rad, and a 120mm evga GPU rad easily fits. Standard ATX standoff made it easy to mount motherboard. The GPU, ssd, and other component went in as it should, like any other case. I added 4 white LED aigo halo fan to create ambient lighting and increase airflow. Cable management was a little on the tougher size due to the smaller space I had to work with but manageable. Aesthetics: its beautiful, I really enjoy the tinted tempered glass. Three panels makes it just that much better. The fans are colorful and vibrant. Airflow: with the three panels of tempered glass, there are limited ventilation. Air flow between the gap of the glass, bottom, top, and back. There are dust filter for the top and bottom. I wouldve liked to see a fine dust filter for the front. Due to the force airflow, the noise level is noticeable but not bothersome Pros: Aesthetics Tempered Glass RGB fans Plenty of space for radiators Included fan control Cons Large psu support Tedious Cable management Wish there was more RGB option I would definitely recommend this case. Great quality for the price. Ill add picture or video later.

I used this casing to build a computer for a make-a-wish / wish-list program for the charity that gives items to terminally ill patients. DarkFlash team worked diligently with me to get this item shipped faster. The fans and RGB were great and the patient loved it. The best part is the smile and happiness to see on someones face who is in the hospital and is terminally ill to see the joy of colors and RGB. Thank you DarkFlash for making this possible and putting smiles and happiness in peoples lives.

front space stops airflow. bottom shroud stops bottom fan so you cant add a 4 fan cooling.fans are pretty but not strong enough. they list you can fit a 360 radiator in front but and 240 top but I had to put the graphics card liquid AIO way back to fit it and the front 360 doesnt line up with all the screw holes so I could only fit two. its placement of the front panel USB and other hook ups got in the way BIG TIME! I couldnt get good airflow without taking the front glass off altogether. I end up breaking the power switch because it didnt have a at least a plastic guard so it mashed against the wires and cords. I didnt want to return the AIO because this is the reason I got the case to begin with so I forced it and now have to manually touch a metal rod against the two now exposed power pins to start it up so I keep the computer on. When I set it in a way against the open window and block all but the front of the case to let it suck in all the cold air on a winter temps it allows really cold air to shovel into the case I get really good temps. I couldnt place the Graphics card AIO on the back because it didnt have room enough and was pushing on the $1500 card too much that it made me think it would break it so I picked the top and it worked fine till I got the CPU AIO and had to move it all the way back but still on the top. This could have been the best case I ever owned and on paper it was but when I put everything together it wasnt good. Back side panel should have been metal and the front side panel has space around the edge so it leaks air so I need to get something to place around the edge to make it flush with the case. I will contact the company to see about fixing the power button. I was glad I got it to work and IF they had done any research on parts to make sure it worked they would have found out the problems. it would have taken at least an inch and a guard for the front panel for it to work and half inch on the back bottom fans . they also needed to cut the PSU shroud to 240 to allow the front AIO to work better or make the case an inch taller. I had High hopes for this case and the idea is still good but they failed to test it with parts it says will fit and see they needed some changes. I have my Core I9 9900K running at 5.1 GHZ and RTX 2080 TI Overclocked 100 Core and 25 memory with fans at 100%. I would have given it 5 stars IF I didnt run into all the problems and still gave it two as when it works it works well enough. case is cost too much since I had the problems. Id lower it to $75 unless they can fix it. IF you go with 240 top and 240 in the front and dont mind all the screws not in place it would work better. I WOULD NOT BUY AGAIN UNLESS ITS FIXED! I really do want to give it a 0 star but I did like the case as it looks cool. Faster fans with the RGB, More air flow and make it adjustable on the motherboard is needed. the way I have it set up with the window turns this into a AC that cools my apartment.

Very straightforward...we started on Saturday three hours and couple of hours on Sunday. very easy to assemble. I had my 11 year old son worked with me, even he didn’t seemed to have any trouble understanding how to assemble. Based on some reviews regarding fans not working, first thing i did was to check the fans, by powering from another computer’s power supply. I only used 1 TB SSD, so found enough space to tucked all the extra power supply cables. This was so easy that i am thinking am I missing something... everything works, kid hasn’t started to play games yet, waiting for keyboard. See the pictures...

Pros: - Looks cool with tempered glass and fun RGB fans Cons: - Cheap materials, except perhaps the glass. - Poorly designed power supply bay. No room behind the power supply for the cables. - Poorly designed SSD mounts. Cant mount standard SSDs properly because they left no space for cables. I would not buy this case again. Other brands (in my experience, for example, Corsair) at the same price point feel superior in both materials and design. This is not a premium case. Long Review: I bought this case for my son because he really liked the way it looks. Problems: 1. It seems cheaply built for the price ($130). Take off the glass sides and its very light, making it feel like the metal is thin. The screws that hold the glass are short and small gauge, making it feel like they could easily break. 2. Poor design/layout in 2 significant areas. The Power Supply. The case has almost no space behind the power supply for the cables that must come out of it (standard 700W modular power supply). The cables would run right into a non-removable hard drive bay. Its impossible to attach the cables to the power supply after you put it in, yet impossible to insert the power supply with the cables attached. I wanted to just remove the hard drive bay, but they use rivets to attach everything rather than screws. I finally wrenched the hard drive bay around until the rivets popped. Ugh. Second, standard SSDs cannot be mounted properly. They have a designated mounting location with the appropriate holes going through the case, which I thought was great, until I tried to mount my SSDs. At 2 of the mounting locations, the data and power cables coming out of the SSDs run straight into components on the mother board, i.e. they dont fit at all. I could have fit 1 SSD in the 3rd mounting location by bending the cables over the top of the mother board, but that seemed like a bad idea. I dont think they tested installing SSDs at all.

This case is very clean and looks good when its on. Lots of room in the main compartment. 2 issues though. First being the space for the PSU. I have a standard corsair 850 PSU and it did not fit the PSU slot. There is a metal bracket for the HD rack that was in the way of the PSU and all of its cables. I had to mod aka, bend the shit out of the metal rack for all of the cables to fit. So poo poo on that. Secondly, one of my fans RGB lighting goes in and out of working. The fan spins and works fine, but the lighting is kinda funked. Hit and miss. Overall, its a solid case. 7.5/10