Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mid-Tower PC Case, Dual Chamber, Gaming Computer Case with Tempered Glass Panels, Magnetic Dust Filter, Cable Management, for GPU up to 410 mm in Length, Compatible with ATX/M-ATX/ITX, No Fan

I built a home server out of an old PC that I had lying around, and that was good, but because it was an old PC, the hardware was not good, and the old case was not meant to be for a server. I am not ready to upgrade to a huge home server, as I am not a power user yet, but I did want to upgrade because I wanted to add a few more hard drives. When I found this case, I knew I had to try it because it felt like it was made exactly for what I needed it for! This case was pretty easy to put together. It's very large, and has a lot of storage for hard drives. The quality is a bit low, and you can tell that this is a cheaper case overall. But it's not terrible, and once it's all put together, you can't really tell. I am very happy with this case and I plan to use it far into the future, especially with how much storage it can hold.

It has been over four years, since I have upgraded my computer. A few of the parts, and components, will go-on to exist in a new build. Most of the aesthetic, is based upon the case, of the build. This is really what you see. The form of the computer, is important, but the function, should not be overlooked. Regardless of form, or function, we just want the computer to perform well, while looking good. There have been some new cases, that have become very popular. Somewhat of a departure, from what is most common. I have been able to give my components, somewhat of a stage. Tempered glass fronts, have been very popular. They are still popular. Now, we are seeing even more tempered glass, with a panoramic view. More angles to appreciate, when you add more tempered glass. PROS: I Requested to Review, This, PC Gaming Case, Mid-Tower, Computer Case with High-Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 6 x 120 mm PWM ARGB Fans, Easy Cable Management, for GPU up to 410 mm in Length, for ATX/M-ATX/ITX, from, The VEVOR Store. This is like going from a Picture Window, to A Bay Window. Same Space, More View. With All of the Glass, I was thinking, there would be am Airflow issue. Nope! This Case Performs Very Well, as It pertains to Airflow, and The Potential to Cool, and Expel Warmed Air from the Case. With Cooling Under Control, Really, this allows you to Build, and give your Components a Place where they can Shine! Pun Intended. You will Appreciate These New Angles, which give a Different Perspective, of Your Components. Many Components, are So Beautiful, but Hidden, in Cases without Extra Angles of View. If you have Components, you would like to have, More Angle of View Them From, This is a Great Case to Provide a Space Where your Build can really Stand out. CONS: There may be a Component, you may not be able to use, in This Case. Make sure to take note of Graphic Card Length, and Number of Slots, It will need. Also, Air Cooler Height. It may be necessary to have Extra Cabl

It has been over four years, since I have upgraded my computer. A few of the parts, and components, will go-on to exist in a new build. Most of the aesthetic, is based upon the case, of the build. This is really what you see. The form of the computer, is important, but the function, should not be overlooked. Regardless of form, or function, we just want the computer to perform well, while looking good. There have been some new cases, that have become very popular. Somewhat of a departure, from what is most common. I have been able to give my components, somewhat of a stage. Tempered glass fronts, have been very popular. They are still popular. Now, we are seeing even more tempered glass, with a panoramic view. More angles to appreciate, when you add more tempered glass. PROS: I Requested to Review, This, PC Gaming Case, Mid-Tower, Computer Case with High-Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 6 x 120 mm PWM ARGB Fans, Easy Cable Management, for GPU up to 410 mm in Length, for ATX/M-ATX/ITX, from, The VEVOR Store. This is like going from a Picture Window, to A Bay Window. Same Space, More View. With All of the Glass, I was thinking, there would be am Airflow issue. Nope! This Case Performs Very Well, as It pertains to Airflow, and The Potential to Cool, and Expel Warmed Air from the Case. With Cooling Under Control, Really, this allows you to Build, and give your Components a Place where they can Shine! Pun Intended. You will Appreciate These New Angles, which give a Different Perspective, of Your Components. Many Components, are So Beautiful, but Hidden, in Cases without Extra Angles of View. If you have Components, you would like to have, More Angle of View Them From, This is a Great Case to Provide a Space Where your Build can really Stand out. CONS: There may be a Component, you may not be able to use, in This Case. Make sure to take note of Graphic Card Length, and Number of Slots, It will need. Also, Air Cooler Height. It may be necessary to have Extra Cabl

For the price, I think it's a great case. Yes, the metal is thin (and thus can be deformed if not careful), some of the screws are plastic, and it doens't come loaded with fans - however - it's still a nice case. Separate chamber for the power supply, plenty of options for fans/radiators, fits various sizes of boards, and has options for filters.

The Vevor PC gaming case is a well designed and affordably priced mid-tower chassis that accommodates ATX, micro ATX, and ITX motherboards. I had not used a Vevor case before but had a positive experience with their thermal printers, so I decided to test this one. I was impressed with the machining quality and overall construction. The metal panels fit together cleanly, and the tempered glass side panel provides a clear view of internal components without any alignment issues. The airflow is effective due to the six included 120 millimeter PWM ARGB fans, which are preinstalled and configured for both intake and exhaust. These fans are bright, quiet, and responsive to motherboard controls. Cable management is straightforward with adequate space behind the motherboard tray and multiple anchor points for cable ties. This helped achieve a clean build with minimal effort. I installed an AMD Ryzen processor along with a full-sized graphics card, and there was sufficient space for the GPU and cooling system. The maximum GPU clearance is generous at 410 millimeters, and the front I/O panel provides accessible and responsive ports. This case is a suitable choice for builders seeking performance and aesthetics on a reasonable budget. Based on the quality of materials, thermal design, and included features, I recommend this Vevor case for your next build.

This is a very nice case! I've been building and repairing computers for much of my life, and in the past five years or so, I haven't had a desktop or home computer. My husband and I travel and live in our RV for much of each year, so we have laptops we can take with us. But we bought a house and are home during the winter, so I want to build a computer to act as our server and run our household network. This case seems like it will handle the job nicely. It doesn't have a power supply, but I didn't expect it to. All of the connections seem standard and well placed, and it's easy to open and work on. I really like the clear sides so the RGB lights will look really nice once I get it all set up and working. I'm very glad to have found this case. It's not overly high priced and yet has the features and quality of the higher end cases. It's a very nice find.

The first thing I notice right as I turn it on is the air flow. This case has amazing airflow that will help keep your components cool and running efficiently. I was skeptical of the 2 glass sided computer cases in regards to airflow, but this case changed my mind. It is doing a fantastic job keeping everything cool. Another thing I wasn't expecting with this case is how spacious it is. I thought the case was about 25% smaller than it actually is based on the photos. The case is plenty large for big graphics cards, or a variety of liquid cooling setups. There is also plenty of room in the power supply and hard drive bays. You will have no issues hiding cables or filling it with hard drives. There is plenty of room for cable management. As far as aesthetics, this case looks amazing. I love the two glass windows and the ARGB fans look great. In the video I posted with this review, the only fans that were purchased elsewhere are the bottom fans. The VEVOR fans communicate well with the MSI Mystic lights program, and they had no issues playing with the other brand of fans. Overall, this is a fantastic case and highly recommend giving it a try.

A very good case, one I'd almost call no frills, except for the dust filter and ARGB lighting. Love the unobstructed view. I also now realize I'm a bit behind the times, as I discovered this one is limited to ATX as the largest (above mini and micro), which lead me to read that there's an e-atx (extended ATX) now. Did not even know that was a thing until I found out I can't have one. lol That's OK. I've been building ATX gaming rigs for... well, a very long time, and this should work just fine for my newest project. Looking forward to filling this sucker up with everything, maybe including the kitchen sink. Looks like it can handle it! Good deal.

Excited to get my next build put together using this! I love the fish tank look and I want to be able to look at all my components inside whenever I want and enjoy the vomited rainbow beam out of the crystal clear case. I have a spare CPU cooler as I'm not a fan of water cooling the cooler is really really large and is honestly kind of hard to find cases it'll fit comfortably in however this case leaves about 1&1/2 inches from the glass to the top of the cooler which is super nice as I'm not worried that my measurements were off and I assemble a whole setup with it just to realize I can't even close the case. The fans are not loud at all but they're not whisper quiet, I'd say their mid tier on how quiet they are. I can't really hear them most of the time unless I focus on the sound. There's tons of room for cable management and for PSU's whether you're a bit more tidy or just want to connect everything and just kind of tuck the mess away and out of view this case should have you decently covered. This tower feels pretty solid and durable incase you're moving it around and end up bumping into something I don't think you'll have to worry about damage to the glass outside of maybe a scratch vs shattering. I feel this is a great tower for the cost I would highly suggest this case if you're looking to change up your old case or build a new rig!

I'm always on the lookout for cases to start as a base for a new PC build. Heat buildup is the enemy of a typical power-user like me, so if high-airflow and expandability are your goal, the VEVOR Mid-Tower PC Computer Case just might be the answer. What stood out to me was the sheer number of hard drives and SSD drives supported with this model. As they say, you can never have too much storage, and that won't be a worry with the number of drive slots on offer with this beast. Cooling and air transfer has been taken to the next level with the very impressive grillwork found on this machine, so that I won't have to worry about overheating having an impact on gameplay. Everything about this box is just WOW! But about the only thing I'd change is to have it in a white version, as black devices tend to show dust much better than white ones. The VEVOR Mid-Tower PC Computer Case is simply amazing, and is a 5-star product that I would buy again (in white, that is! :)