LIAN LI High Airflow Micro ATX PC Case, RGB Gaming Computer Case, Mesh Front Panel Mid-Tower Chassis with 2x140mm ARGB PWM Fans Pre-Installed, Tempered Glass Side Panel (LANCOOL 205M MESH, Snow)

Bought this case for my son to build his first computer. I did some research before settling on this case. This case is well built and budget friendly. I like the dust filters top, front and bottom. And I like cable management in the back and easy access to the bottom compartment where it store the drives and power supply unit. This case does have the option to mount 280 mm radiator to the front or the top wall. Highly recommend this case to anyone want to build computer.

I love the size of this case. Its perfect. The build quality is very good and it makes installing fans a breeze. This case is setup very user friendly so customization of it is fun and easily done. The top panel comes off for a radiator or fans and easily mounts back on with one screw and slide ins. The front comes off the case as well. When my case arrived I went to take the glass panel off and accidentally dropped it on my table and it shattered. Since I had been waiting to build this pc until all my parts came I was very disappointed and did not want to send the case back to amazon and wait for replacement. I went to Lian Lis website and messaged customer service and included a picture of my broken glass panel. They quickly responded and sent me a brand new glass panel from China in a week for free! Their customer service cannot be beat. I will purchase Lian Li products again.

This case is excellent if you 1) have a modular PSU, and/or 2) dont plan on using 3.5 drives. The PSU and storage compartment is extremely small and the 3.5 drive cage is not placed forward enough. 3.5 drive installation is also not tool-less, something even my old Apevia case managed to pull off. Installation of storage is clearly aimed at the gamer sub-culture, and as a result managing the PSU cables was and will be a nightmare (I have no idea how to use extension cables yet). The opaque side panel also does not have enough clearance to avoid SATA power pressing against it, creating a bow, so at least its going to be easy to decide how to place the case! The system header, including USB 3,come pre-managed, which is a great touch, unfortunately the case doesnt have a hardware reset button. ATX stems were premounted, making the motherboard install nice and quick if you have an ATX case. The pre-installed fans are configured push-pull, and when they run they are nice and quiet, all together air flow seems decent at least for mainstream CPUs. One big gotcha was that manual wasnt updated (or I received an older production run), and doesnt mention that the PSU and storage shelf is fixed in place by a screw, which wasnt the best experience to have, at least nothing got bent before I noticed the black screw on the black background. The tempered glass panel is definitely a place where no corners were cut, and its got a good heft to it, and does survive a small slip on harder surfaces. Overall the case is very nice when you are building a PC from scratch or arent going to use spinning rust for mass storage.

The case is nice and spacious. The back area to hide cable management is nice too. BUT, the color and mode buttons on it refuse to work. The only way I can manage the colors is by turning off my pc and turning it back on to see what random colors I will get. I tested each fan and their leds separately and they seem to work, but despite that the rgbs will not respond properly when I use the built in buttons. I looked online for answers, and it seems others have have issues with the fan rgbs as well. Overall, the case is functional enough and cute, but the lack of control of the fan rgbs is disappointing.

For the most part its what youd expect from a modern case. Very basic while still sleek look, but I purchased it for a client whos an attorney and didnt want anything really flashy. The only downside is it could have used a little more space for cable management, but thats a general complaint of mine for most cases. Still enough room to work with and made for a really easy build with a lot of air flow.

This is my 2nd Lian Li case and they never disappoint.

Ive purchased Lian Li in the past and theyve been nothing but exceptional. This is case is so close but there are a few issues I have with it. 1. The motherboard mounting posts and screws didnt fit together. The posts screwed into the case just fine, but when I tried to secure the board, the screws didnt fit. Luckily I hoard old computer parts and bits and had a bunch of old ones that fit. They werent black, but you wont see the posts beneath the mobo, really. 2. Not a huge issue, but I dont see how one can mount an 240mm aio (all in one) cpu cooler to the top. The motherboard heat sinks dont seem to clear it. However it will mount to the front of the case. My aio cooler is EVGA CLC 240mm All-In-One RGB LED CPU Liquid Cooler. Outside of that I love the case, its mATX and can fit miniITX if thats your thing. Plenty of clearance for a gpu (I have a 3070.) Fits a regular sized PSU. A good clean look for a modern build.

The computer was built over a year ago with this component and still working great.

I like the simple design of this case. Instructions/ manual is a bit lacking in cretin areas you sometimes have to look at what screws do what because the manual can be a bit vague. Careful if you are doing a vertical gpu with a full length card it can be a bit tight xD. Keep in mid as it is a little deceiving on the length of the case. Its taller then it is long, surprised me a little bit but i still love it. Tips: You may have to slide the hdd cage towards the front more then when it arrives if you have a longer PSU. if you have hdds you might have to mount them towards the glass unless you have some 90* sata cables. Keep you cables managed in the back there is JUST enough room to route cables (reason for 90* sata)^

New build for my daughter. Previously used a lancool II for my own build and was impressed with the quality. This did not disappoint. Quality was great and building was above average. Only issues were with standoffs having to be moved which is no big deal. Had plenty of room for gpu which always seems to be a problem with this size of case. The price is also a factor to consider. You get a lot for your money with Liam Li cases so dont hesitate.