BEST SELLERS

In Computer Cases

- Spacious and will definitely fit large graphics cards. - 100R includes an ARGB controller hub which is powered by a SATA connector and plugs into a single system fan header. - Accessing the inside is easy since it uses thumb screws, and the panels are held on with push-latches. - Includes GPU vertical mount bracket (without the riser cable) - Dust filters

So much better than cases Ive used in the past. Its solid, functional, and looks good. It even has material on the panels to damp noise.

7 pre installed ARGB at this price is a great deal. Fan hub has room for 2 more fans (can daisy chain for even more). RGB has plenty of options to chose from (although i can't seem to customize them), and can even chose to turn the RGB off if you hold down the LED light on the case for a few seconds. Cable management is made very easy with all the cutouts. Very spacious, had a 10 year old case that wasn't as large and my temps are noticeably better. PSU and HDD/SSD storage in the back makes for a cleaner case.

Saw these on release day thanks to YouTube. Immediately fell in love with the case and missed saw them for sale on Newegg. 10 in later they were sold out. Luckily i checked back 24 hrs later and I was able to back order followed by a shipment 3 days later. The case is exactly as described on line. I went with the black mesh and the gold accents drove the rest of the build. Would definitely buy again

Sleek design and smaller space is what I was looing for and got it with this case. I wanted to go white for so long from having a full tower that I was ready to jump into something a bit smaller. The mid size gave the extra desk space and the full wrap around glass had a sexy look Fantastic air flow and whisper quiet. Bang for your buck most other cases were over $100 +

- Cable organization - Tempered glass panel for a good look inside - More than sufficient space to do whatever you want - 4 built in RGB fans - 2 5.25" external bays

First time builder. Tower was very roomy and gave me no issues. I found using white allowed me to see easily during the build.

Airflow is really good. Great first builder case. Lots of room to work with. Amazing Lian li quiality

Build quality- No sharp edges- Looks great - Air flow

Small case not obscene and ugly minimalist dream

Roomy, quiet, no frills. It comes with a solid top installed which can be replaced with the included filter. I bought it for upgrading my wife's computer as I had bought a Fractal case for my computer a few years ago. I was upgrading my computer at the same time and used this case for my upgrade. My only disappointment was that I thought that I had ordered a case with an external 5.25 in. drive slot for a Blu-ray drive. I like the case enough that I will buy another external Blu-ray drive. I found that the external drive sits on top of the solid top very well. Our computers stand along side the desks so that is very convenient. I love the large round power button and I find the small concave Reset button easy to locate by touch. The case came with 2 fans, front and rear, plenty of small plastic cable ties, Velcro cable straps and an assortment of screws One other thing that I love about it, it is so quiet that I can't tell if the power is on unless I look for the power LED or wait for the monitor to wake up.

Highly recommend

I just love this case

It's about time someone stopped churning out the same old case designs from the 1980's. This box was designed to maximize space efficiency, and they 100% succeeded. One way Fractal achieved this is through the moveable spine - the mobo and PSU both attach to it. Seems so obvious once you see it. Why more case designers don't implement this is beyond me. I think this case is targeted toward gamers - my build was not a gaming PC. I simply wanted a small form factor that sits on top of my desk: GIGABYTE A620I AX AM5 LGA 1718 AMD A620 Mini-ITX Motherboard AMD Ryzen 5 7600 Kingston NV3 M.2 2280 1TB PCIe 4.0 x4 Fractal Design Terra Jade Mini-ITX Crucial 16GB 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 4800 Corsair SF Series SF750

I was seeking a more refined and subdued case for my gaming rig build i.e. no gamer-esque vibe such as flashy exterior/overload on RGB; I was pleased to find this case since it has an appearance that suited my evolved preferences and blended with my decor nicely. I left my MOBO RGB and GPU RGB active and the subtle glow emanating from the case is quite pleasing; the glow adds to the case's overall refined appearance in my opinion. The front intake panel's wooden accent strips make this case very distinctive in appearance and adds to the overall fine aesthetic of this case. The build quality of the case is top notch, installation of my components was not met with any challenges overall and the internal layout of the case made for an easy build experience. The included Fractal fans are of good quality but I did replace them with BeQuiet fans. The airflow in the case is excellent (I have 3 140s at the front for intake, 1 140 on the rear panel and 1 140 on the roof as exhaust) and my components are running nicely with regards to temperatures. The perforated side panel also permits the exhaust of a good volume of hot air that my GPU generates (my GPU is a triple fan design). I am very content with this case, Fractal did an excellent job for sure!

Big space.

Almost everything

Spacious, Nice RGB strips, glass is nice and sturdy, really easy to remove panels

Things you need to know up front before you buy... the front USB3 Type C connector acts as the second "regular" USB3 port, sharing the same cable and motherboard connector as the USB3 Type A connector next to it. If your motherboard wouldn't otherwise have a Type C connector, this is a tremendous benefit. But if the board does have the connector for a front Type C port, this case won't let you get full speed. The case has room for a 120mm fan on the bottom, plus rails for either a fan or two SSD drives on the side and on the top. The side rails can also take a single 3.5mm HDD instead of SSD drives. So you actually could put in four 2.5" drives - but two of them would be at the top of the case, and heat rises. The panels pop off and on quite easily, giving you great access to the motherboard and the drives you install. The mesh doesn't allow as much air flow as I would like (I have a fan on the bottom for intake and one on the top blowing air out through the mesh, and the outflow doesn't feel as strong as I would expect), but it works. Best of all, it's lightweight. I'm using a pico adapter so that I can power my setup with a 12V DC laptop-style power plug. That way there's no traditional power supply, with no power supply fan noise and very little weight. With the handle strap, my wife can pick up the computer with one hand. I'm using a mITX motherboard in this mATX case. I think this version is a better choice even for mITX than the mITX-specific version, as the arrangement of the mATX version allows an extra drive to be connected.