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)

My husband wanted to build me a new pc for Valentines but after he realized how picky I was over the case he had me search myself. This case is perfect. I love how its tall and more narrow than average cases. And the smokey glass lets it look sleek and simple whether its on or off. The only problem I had is one a few others reported. All the LEDs in the preinstalled fans just died all at once within a couple weeks. They still rotate and cool just fine so I only took one star off. Its just a little disappointing.

This is a nice looking case with nice rgb fans. The case is skinnier than most so beefy guys may not fit in the case properly. The biggest problem is installing the power supply. There is a very small space for the psu I had to plug in all my modular cables in before forcing in my psu which may have caused some damage to the psu. The top magnetic filter is very weak and can come off very easier compared to the ones on other cases. If you plan on buying the case try to get the smallest psu that is comparable for your system.

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.

I really love the aesthetic of this case. The colors, the fans, all are in perfect working order. The controlling of them really is great. The glass seems to be strong and holding up well. The real gripe I have is the cabling. It is next to impossible to comfortably put all the power cables in the space given. With the 2 HDDs on the bottom of the case being there, it makes it so the bottom mounted power supply is incredibly cramped. With running all the cables needed for my CPU going up the back side, it made it difficult to close the case. Which puts a lot of pressure on the tempered glass. Ill need to pull it down and really work on the cable runs to ensure that the tempered glass wont break. Overall though, right now Im happy with the product. Time will tell what happens.

Im an avid gamer and streamer and this is the ultimate jackpot for my custom PC. The case is BEAUTIFUL and there are SO MANY different color combinations / patterns to choose from. You just click one button at the top of the pc and it scrolls through the different options. There are also SO MANY fans that it comes with - its almost overkill how many fans there are and how good sized they are. You DO NOT need any liquid cooling as the fans are sufficient. The fans are also very quiet!

Im not amazed by the quality, but its not bad. Airflow is not bad considering how enclosed it is, but its not great either. The biggest problem I have with this case is the cable management behind the motherboard: theres not much room there. The power supply is a tight fit, but I got it in there. Also, the 3.5 HDD tray rack is NOT removable, so you cant really make any more room. Overall, the fans are OK, not great, but not too bad for the price. They only have two speeds, but they look great. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that this case has TWO spaces for exit fans in the back. The fans are pretty quiet on low and not too loud on high. I never knew I wanted a remote control to let me control the RGB in my PC. Thats a GREAT feature that I dont think Ill be able to live without from now on. Overall, a decent case with a classy but relatively unique design. Overall Im pleased with it and I will consider cases from this company in the future. Recommended.

My Dark flash t20 came undamaged, on time, and as it was advertised. Specs of the system I installed in this case: Cpu: Ryzen 3600x (no OC) Gpu: Rx 5700(Oc-1850, men-930) Ram:16g Ram 3200( OC-3666 COOLING EFFICIENCY: I couldn’t be more pleased with the cooling efficiency. I did install five additional fans to take advantage of extra fan slots but I did not install an aftermarket cpu cooler. Now, what makes that impressive is I ran a full load stress test through AIDA64 today for 90secs and the CPU stayed never went over 83C. QUALITY: Case was well made with nice materials. Components were installed correctly and securely. Everything was machined nice and removed of burrs. Came with ample screws and standoffs as well as stand-off drivers which was a nice touch. RGB function properly and really add a unique look you don’t see out of most pc builds. Now as for what I would change? Nothing really, I did swap out the included fan but just so it would match the rest of mine. It would awesome if they had a removable slot for an intake fan on the bottom if something was not using the HDD and is fan crazy like myself but to be honest at this price point, you will not find a higher quality case

This isnt just any case. This is a good case. This is a GREAT case. This case is incredibly sturdy. I was driving home on the interstate, had it in my front seat. I got in an accident at 80 miles an hour, and not a single thing on this case broke or dented. The only damage done was to the dashboard of my car after my computer rammed it (and the exterior, obviously). The RGB fans add a FANTASTIC look to the case, and the tempered glass is just mirrored enough to give a modest look. The 4 USB slots on the top are incredibly convenient, and the power button has a very satisfying click to it. The interior is very roomy, way more than enough room for almost any build you can imagine. Theres not a single bad thing I can say about this case, well done darkFlash.

Have had to problems with this case so far. It is bigger than expected and bulky so make sure you have a decent sized desk for this build so it’s not hanging off the desk. Also cry heavy if you have a lot of components. The glass takes fingerprints easily which was expected, but easy to clean off. Fans are not loud and are a nice touch which can easily be controlled with the included controller. Many extra screws come which is nice because I tend to lose things. Overall very happy with this case.

I bought the Darkflash Phantom on Amazon while it was on a big sale at $80 (vs retail $120 listing). To give some background, I’ve been building computers since I was 14 (23 years now) and work in IT so I’ve come across my fair share of hardware over the years. The case appealed to me because it is basically all glass and the lighting design looked clean and minimalist. That part does not disappoint, it’s pretty in person and looks easily like a sound system component in my entertainment center. I measured my space and verified vs the dimensions listed and it fits absolutely perfect. The case is quite tall, but narrow and short in depth/width. The lighting has a large variety of modes, with the standard RGB colors, rainbow, pulsing, and about 10-12 other flavors. Sadly, I don’t think it has straight white lighting which I was hoping for but it’s possible I may have missed it with the sheer amount of options. Build-wise, it’s fine. Cable management is pretty lackluster compared to most modern cases from major players like Phanteks, Corsair, NZXT, and Thermaltake. Considering everything is see-through, it would have been nice to see some metal shields or places to tuck / automatically wrap things, but you can get creative and make it work. There’s enough room for just about any component you would need to have, and you get 6 fans included which is pretty crazy. The two items many reviewers mentioned that I was concerned about when purchasing were the power supply spacing and the front fan bay spacing. Both are perfectly adequate. Don’t get me wrong, the space for both isn’t a ton, but you’re not crimping cables or starting a hotbox here. I’ve worked with many cases, and this was plenty acceptable. Like any case, have an idea of where you want things to go before dropping them in. Overall, this case is attractive and pretty easy to work with. I think it comes down to the design, if it speaks to you there’s few out there that mirror this exact styling. If the design isn’t a home run though, I’d go with something from one of the major players. The ones mentioned all have cases in the $70-80 range that are outstanding, albeit with less fans and lights.