Aqua 3, Micro ATX Case, MATX PC Case with 3 X 120mm 3-Pin ARGB Fan Pre-Installed, Panoramic View Tempered Glass Front & Side Panel, with Type C Port, White

Oh my gosh, this computer case is absolutely ADORABLE!!! I LOVE it! It's actually roomy inside for everything I need. It's also very quiet and super clean looking. NO more big and bulky Cases for me. I have TONS of room on my desk now. Here are the before and after pictures. :) The Black case was before. This little White case is over half the size of my other one and I'm just absolutely Loving this. It's 15" Tall x 13" Wide x 8 1/2" deep. (from side to side in the front - 3rd picture) The Top has the metal mesh, and so do 3 sides towards the bottom so that enough air flow goes through, so your pc should not overheat. This is an Amazing PC case and at the very good price as well. :) If you are looking to go smaller on your Computer case, I would HIGHLY recommend this one. :)

Great budget Micro ATX case for those starting their first pc build. The case comes with screws and zip ties and the connector's you plug into the MB. My only issue is the manual it comes with has no layout or label of what screws go where so it’s trial and error. There is sufficient space on the back panel for cable management even with the addition of PSU extension cables which I used. The ARGB hub the case comes with is basic but gets the job done! Works along side with your motherboards RGB controller software. I was able to plug in 4 fans as well as the ARGB on my cooler into the hub. It’s a pretty solid case. The space to work with is tight so I suggest you streamline your build so you don’t have to take a step back and remove parts just to have clearance to move connections or parts. As for thermals this case operates with a negative pressure system which is not bad. I found that you can fit slim 15mm case fans on the bottom of the case to increase air intake. Personally I did not like the fans the case comes with so I did end up switching them out. The fans were built a bit cheaply and ran loud. As for my build here are my specs for those looking for inspiration. CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x GPU: AMD XFX 6750xt RAM: T-Force DDR4 3600mhz SSD: Teamgroup MP44 1TB MB: ASRock B550m pro SE PSU: Corsair RM750 Fans: Lian Li Al120 Cpu Cooler: ID-Cooling Frozen A610

This has been a great case for my first build. I love the smaller size while still having the fish tank aesthetic. Building with it was easy and I have not had any reason not to love it.

The pc case is great for the price! I did a full white MATX build and it worked great! The build quality is very sturdy and the glass is thick so it won’t break. It gets great airflow and is very quiet. It was very easy to install all my parts in it and the motherboard mounting options were MATX and ITX

Bought this case after seeing a few reviews and like the size. Being able to remove the front glass to install the mobo and GPU was great. My 304mm would be a tight fit without doing it. To get the max claimed GPU length it is a must to remove it. I do have a couple complaints though. A few of the fan screws already had surface rust on them, which I was surprised to see. Took them off the back fan and put them on the top fans to be hidden by the magnetic dust cover. Functionality wise, it has been outlined in review videos. My mobo has the USB header on the bottom of the board. The cable routing holes are not lined up well and you end up having to bend the cable pretty sharply. I actually used a zip tie through the lower case fan mounting holes to keep it down so it wouldn't hit my GPU fans. I wish they would change the front USB ports to just 1 USB A and 1 USB C so you only need to use 1 USB header on the mobo. Since many of the smaller boards only have 1 USB 3.2 header on them and this is for a mATX or ITX board. There is an adapter that can be bought to go from the 19 pin USB 2 header to accept the USB C header cable from the case. I have not got one yet, reviews seem sketchy. Top rear case fan is tight with my CPU power cable. If the power cable was a single and not a double it would probably flex enough to not touch. I also wish the case had an included GPU support bracket like I have seem on some other cases. Things to keep in mind. Find a mobo with the PCIe slot at the max height. My Auros Elite AX has my GPU (XFX 6700XT) in the 2nd/3rd slots. There is no way to add fans on top of the case basement to help with more airflox being pulled into the case. I chose the mobo for the integrated wifi. Just research your needs and desired layout.

This is probably the best name for your buck case. It was easy to build in and looks so awesome with the seamless glass panels. My GPU is 322mm and fits perfectly so if you have something bigger unfortunately it's gonna be a no go for you. My main concern was the air flow and temps. I bought this when there was only two reviews so I was taking a shot at temps. While playing Fortnite my CPU gets up to 70 and my GPU gets to 53 degrees. These numbers are variable but it's still good temps if you ask me for bottom vent intake. It comes with three 120mm RGB fans which do a good job. Overall I'm so happy with my purchase as I believe this is the best value for your money. The aesthetics, air flow, ease of building made me give this 5 stars. I'd recommend this to anyone hands down.

Super big case wasn't expecting it to be the size it is but it works. Good quality and plenty of room for super long video cards.

Buying this case my biggest fear was whether or not my huge EVGA SuperNova 1600 watt 220mm long PSU would fit in this case. And the answer is yes! I have to remove the drive cage. And I was worried about the front IO panel connectors, but their was just enough room for the big PSU to sit next to it. What a relief. Also happy to report the Arctic Freezer 36 tower cooler fits perfectly also. By default all 3 fans are configured to blow out. I tried that briefly, but I decided to flip to top two fans to blow into the case and the rear fan to exhaust to create positive air pressure in the case. With the fan filter on top, that seems to make more sense to me. Love all the cable management holes, nice amount of room on the back side to hide stuff. This case was plan B. My first choice was sold out and now I'm so glad it was, because this ended up much better than I expected.