GOLDEN FIELD Z21 Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - EATX/ATX/MATX/ITX Motherboard Support, 3 RGB LED Fans, Tempered Glass Side Panel with Swing Door - Ideal for Gaming PCs, Workstations & Custom Builds - Perfect for Esports, Streaming & Home Office Setup

It's a good looking case, very easy to work with, far better than some more expensive cases. Plenty of room for cable management. Good layout. But the metal, especially along the top, is a bit thin and bends easily. I bent the top just lifting it out of the box. It was tightly packed, but the metal was thin enough to tweak a little. It bent right back into place and doesn't appear noticeable. Just something to keep in mind if you work with this case.First off this product works but it feels very cheap kinda similar to tinfoil foreal awkward fitting for gpu and wifi cards on the back very minimal space for wire management. Atx board wasn't a struggle to get on. The flip open door is the only reason I gave 3/5 instead of 2 /5 it's convenient and very easily accessible.Bought this out of desperation because my old case gave out (the power circuit board died) and wouldn't turn on. It at least powered right on and let me know that my system still worked and I was right about the power in my old case. HOWEVER:No English instructions at all.Fans wouldn't even spin up out of the box. They tried, but never quite made it.No support on Canadian website (other than promo pics).Don't waste your money. Spend a few dollars more on something else.Now I have to dismantle and send the case back for something that works beyond powering on.This was exactly what my son was looking for to build his gaming computer. The ability to hold nine fans is what really sold him. That and the fact it was red lights lolOutside of case looks great. The inside factory cable management needed some work. Unfortunately cheap metal is used keeping the cost down(to be expected). Fans are decent 3x. The best part is the front panel which has touch sensitive power and reset switches. Very nice touch. depending on how your rad is unless it is thin it probably won't fit up top. If you put a rad up front, it doesn't look like it'll get much air as the panel only has one side with any ventilation and some at the bottom.But for under $50 it's probably one of the better options that isn't a micro. Clean routing of cables let's the air flow cool without issue. Very clean when built proper.Great case, I reccomend getting more fans for it. The pcie io cannot be reached though.Assembly was easy enough but I had to buy two 8 pin extensions in order for cables to attach, I thought it was a little too tight and some connections don't reach, from PSU for an ATX build anyway.Once together though, it's a dream, I don't hear a thing the fans are so quiet. Oh an the SSD fit was a challenge, the bays cater for HDD and there's no fitting to do additional SSD's. No biggie for me, but some people like additional drives.I was a little unsure about this case as I was looking at a fractual case, but made the jump for this!I have a 3070 and Ryzen 5600x which does very well! My temperature sits around 40 to 70 degrees depending on what I'm doing. 70 degrees was running at 4k.It looks really good and feels very well built and comes with assorted screw's and mini cable ties.Cable management was very easy and has plenty of space! Very pleased I have to say.You will struggle to manage more than 2 HDDs/SSDsMOBO slots can't be put back you will have a gaping hole in the side of the case if you change things upMOBO slots too small for some graphics cards you will need to wedge the Display Port (RTX 2060)Access to power supply is restricted, have to take it out each time you want to add/remove something (thats qai)however it's still a good case if you have the time to work around it, I like the glass design rather than acrylic/plastic but with the price of the case these cons shouldn't be there.The case is nice looking, very tight case tho if you are installing am atx card it's very tight and the cutout for the inputs is abit weird but still worked, my only main reason I didn't put 5 star is because the holes to run your wires from is not protected they just cut the metal and twist the edges so it's not sharp but no plastic nothing to cover the holes the rgb fans are good the glass is thick and nice, I also like the dust magnet on top which is good also I hate the fact that the cutout for the gpu or extra cards to install is not secured with a screw you have to brake it off and once off you can't put it back and also the top panel with usb and power button is way too close to the top fan (wires I'm talking about) but overall it is a good case, there is no clearance mentioned in the description so that's another negative for those who are gonna install a noctua cpu cooler, I have the chrome black edition the 15 model and this cpu cooler does not fit with the glass closed, therefore I had to buy a new case and use this for my other low end pc because I had cut off the gpu cutouts and I did not want to scam the seller and return the case like that, that is the reason for my 3 ⭐.Few words for this brand and case, STAY AWAY from it! Horrible, horrible, and yes horrible. Tuf Gaming B550-Plus + Aio top 120mm. Forget about it. Does not fit. Aweful fan placement everything grinding on top of each other. Do yourself a favor and look for something else.No power. I liked the case for its price and I got what I paid for. The mb I installed barley fit and that seemed to be a theme for this case. Worst of all the power button doesn't work. I tested everything when my PC wouldn't boot and found that the little PCB that is supposed to control power was just super cheap and didn't work. It was sending power to the case and I could short the on/off switch on the case but I couldn't use the tempered glass touch button to do it. In the end I found out the same company that sold this case sells external power buttons so at least they are aware that this is a issue with there cases.