(MG-NE620Q_DBK02) NEO Qube 2, Dual Chamber ATX Mid-Tower, Digital-RGB Lighting, Front I/O USB Type C, Tempered Glass Panels, Black

Best case I ever had. Well constructed. The infinity mirror is super fun. LEDs are addressable and work fine with asus aura. Fits 360mm water cooler radiators, but interferes with the top mounted fans when using 120mm. Since it has a ton of space for fans, this isnt really a problem. The 360mm Corsair radiator didn't allow me to change directions of the fans, but in theory you can push or pull since there are side vents where the radiator goes.Even with 7 fans, since they are all 120m the PC is near silent.Enough room for a full length graphics card and plenty of room to route wires so you get a clean looking system.Probably the last desktop case I'll buy.

The media could not be loaded. I love this case! I have plenty of room for my cpu and gpu to get plenty of airflow from my fans and for the wiring. The fact that the rgb strip on the side where the power button is located can be controlled with rgb software already had me.The only complaint for this case is that the ssd and hdd block in the back of the case cannot magnetically removed. It made my building time slightly longer as I had to manage my cables as well as manage hdd space for this case. It would have been better if this case had the room for customizing where the hdd can be located (right behind the motherboard and on top of the psu).But I think I got the best for the buck and I’m left with amazing case with great specs to keep my pc cool and beautiful. I highly recommend this case to the pc builders who are willing to spend more for bigger and more beautiful case.

Solid case with nice tempered glass front and side. Plenty of room for even my aged fingers to connect everything.I've never understood why so many cases have the power button, USB ports, HDD light, audio, etc. on top. I don't want to have to get out of my chair to see if my hard drive is active, or to plug in a USB device. Many USB cables are too short to reach the top so you end up putting the device above a fan just so you can plug it in. Besides, dust settles down. Open ports on top of your case invite all manner of stuff to come in. Not so much when they're on the front.The RGB light on the front is very nice. It's subtle enough not to distract, and pretty enough to enjoy.I've built computers since the mid 90s, and this is by far the nicest case I've had. Glad I bought it.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve owned a total of three PC cases in the past 4 years. This is by far the best one I’ve ever owned. With my old NZXT H510 Elite I would get about 70-80 degrees C temps on my GPU and similar for my CPU, with this case I’m getting between 50-60 C. It looks amazing and cable management is a breeze. Only took me an afternoon to do the case swap. Only thing that was a bit confusing was removing the panels. You have to make sure to take off the top covers before you can take them off. If you are in the market for a PC case this is definitely the one. I will be added three more fans to the bottom of mine in the near future.

Having just recently completed my build in it, I would gladly do this again. The case was spacious enough and cable managed well, though I personally probably put just a bit too much into it, but it still looks great.One thing I will add, is if you have a bigger graphics card (I personally have a EVGA 3090 FTW3), you might want to invest in some right angle power adapters otherwise your GPU power cables are going to have a really tight bend (if you don't vertically mount it).The infinity mirror front gives this case just a unique enough effect that makes this very popular case design unique enough with an extra bit of flair. I paired this with a Phanteks 360mm AIO Infinity mirror as well as the Lian Li Infinity mirror fans for a rather nice effect.Using a positive pressure setup, the temps stay nice and cool.

Overall I like the case, it's beautiful and has plenty of room for cable management. The LEDs are a nice smooth line instead of dotted like you normally see with infinity mirror cases.The downside is it's bulky, can't fit fans in the back of the case, can only control the lights with a button (can't sync with software), the metal panels are flimsy and if you bend them even a little bit it's hard to put back together, and they say it's reversible so you can put the case on the left side of the desk with the glass facing you but really it's not. The back panel can't be removed, so you have to mount your motherboard and gpu upside down in order to use the reversed orientation.

Value for money. Fit perfect. Super ease to assembly.

The case is very difficult to get a hold off, but it looks really good, is extremely easy to assemble and disassemble as needed and the glass panes give you plenty of space to customize your build to the fullest