Xigmatek Spirit M EN6213 Black Steel/ABS Micro-ATX Mini Tower Computer Case EN6213

Bought this case to help a friend build his first computer. Good amount of room for cable management and lots of airflow

I give this case a solid 3/5Pros:-Looks cool-So many fan mounts and radiator support-Able to mount 2x2.5" drives or 1x3.5" drive in the back (I actually mounted a 3.5" hdd in the back so I didn't need the bay in the front)-For the price, aesthetics and functionality is on pointCons:-Although there is 2x120mm fan mounts at the top, you still have to remove the optical drive bay in order to fit a second fan. If they had moved the mounts slightly back, it may have worked out.-There is decent cable management room in the back because of the panel being stamped. However, there is about 2 inches around the stamped area which is flat, bad choice. I get the idea of having some kind of cable management in the back, in some cases stamped panels work, but its better to just have a flat panel with about half an inch to 1 inch of space between the mobo tray and back panel.-Also, if you have thick power supply cables, which most of them do, your panel will bulge and/or push the metal mobo tray forward.-The metal frame on the outside is sturdy, but the inside is very flexible which is bothersome, maybe not for all.Other thoughts:-The only big issue I had was mounting a massive air cooler, other than that it was eezy peezy working in this case.-Oh, and this case is not even remotely sound proof or dampening, if you use more than 2 fans then it will be kinda audible.-Don't get me wrong, this case is great for the price point. It has a more of an enthusiast design, but with some limitations, being a micro-atx case.

very small, useless

Love the case. Removable HDD tray, bottom filter for PSU and a lot of placed to mount things.Great Case with USB 3.0 for the Price and Quality - Perfect for Basic or Mid-Range GamingThe only issue I had was mounting a Optical Drive. But it's not the case. My M.B. has a capacitor in the way.No big deal though. Who needs a disc drive anymore anyway. ;]

I build a lot of desktop PC's for people and this is a really great case. Cable management is the best I've seen at this price point. Everything runs between the motherboard pan and the right side of the case. Bottom mounted PSU gives stability. Love the HDD cage. Most of my builds use an mATX motherboard, and SSD and one HDD - sometimes two. Simple stuff and this is the one of the best cases I've worked with for this kind of setup. Will definitely buy again.

Good case but alittle flimsy was upset no led fans but all in all good case good air flow a lot of room for all my components good case of your on a budget.

Nice Micro-ATX tower for the price. Look great and inner design for component well designed. The only gripe I have is that there is no real room for cable management. Other than that it is well worth the price.

just used this in a micro atx build... usually you get what you pay for but that is not the case.. with this case lol, has actual 240mm rad mount space,on top and front, the tops fan'rad space is like 2inches over toward the opening of the case so it doenst interfere with the top of the mobo like most cheap cases with this option, the cable management was great too!!!! plenty of room in the back for whatever, can mount 2.5 and 3.5 drives on the back and the include cage, and for 40 bucks this worked beautifully for a matx board, dvd rw, ssd, hdd, reference 660ti cx 500 watt psu and a sata'pata card i included due to the gtx 660ti's length covering up 2 of the sata ports on the board.. 3 120mm fans wth room for 4 more and i would definitely recommend this to anyone building a cheap matx pc!!!