Customer Reviews for VEVOR PC Gaming Case, Mid-Tower, Computer Case with High-Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 3 x 120 mm ARGB Fans, Easy Cable Management, for GPU up to 320 mm in Length, for ATX / M-ATX / ITX

The best case you'll find for the price

After reading some of the negative reviews, I almost cancelled my order, because I wondered if I might get stuck with one of those "bad ones". Well, suffice it to say... I DID NOT! The price was right up my ally and (most importantly), it has an HDD LED (I like knowing what my computer is doing when I can and drive activity is one way to see if it's doing something, when it looks like nothing is happening). It had all the screws (none of them defective). It had three extra standoffs (which I needed for the board I was installing), it has a bunch of other screws (like for installing the power supply) and even a few zip ties! It looks good and everything it fitting together perfectly so far. It's a very light case, which might indicate lower build quality, but as long as it looks good and works,m I really don't care. The modular PSU I'm using has a molex cable, so I can power all the fans the case comes with. I'm not a heavy gamer and I don't overclock things, so I imagine the fans it comes with will be sufficient for cooling. Overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase I'd definitely recommend this case for someone looking to get an affordable computer case with decent looks and cooling. If anything goes wrong, I'll update this review, but I don't think that'll happen. :-D

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 PC case was packaged well in a protective corner box with plenty of styro that deterred any handling damage. I used this to re-home a workshop PC which had a case that on the fritz. This Vevor case is an affordable option that comes with some quirks, but looks the proper part once it is assembled. I am just using the stock 3 fan setup that shipped with the case. The fit and finish on this case is even and without blemish. It comes with all the hardware needed for installation too. The metal is a bit thinner than my previous cases. This makes it quite a bit lighter, but also easier to bend. The 3.5\" HDD bay is a bit finicky to fit as it requires removal from the case, but is easy to malform depending on your HDD size (or in my case 3.5\":2.5\" adapters. The thumb screws on the case back, bottom, and 2.5\" drive plates are plastic. The thumb screws that hold the glass on are metal. Not a big deal, but these details do make sense at the affordable price point. Once your parts are installed, the case looks every bit the part. If you are looking to always be changing out hardware, I would pass on this case as some of the nuances may get annoying after one or two teardowns. I installed an ATX mobo with stock CPU cooler, AMD 290x video, and 3 SSDs. The machine runs quiet. The SSDs and mobo backplate were the biggest pain to install. Everything else went together simple.

Okay case, a bit thin steel but no sharp edges. The cooling fans are using molex connectors which is a shame, I didn't use them as I wanted to use the motherboard headers and led headers. I would say it is overpriced as the fans are, in my opinion, junk. If it was about 60 with no fans, it would be a good deal in my opinion.