Phanteks (PH-EC360ATG_DWT01) Eclipse P360A Ultra-fine Performance Mesh, Mid-Tower case, Tempered Glass, Digital-RGB Lighting, White

Pros- 2 addressable PWM RGB fans + addressable RGB strip built into the case- lots of lighting effects and very nice colours- for the RGB you can either use the built in controller if your motherboard doesn't have any RGB headers or hook it up to your motherboard- mesh front for excellent air flow- removable drive cage + a lot of space down below for cable management- front panel is made of metal separate from front io cables for easy removal- velcro straps in the back with lots of cable tie pointsCons- cable cutout for graphics card cables is tight- would be nice if it had 1 more 120mm exhaust fan in the back like the lian li lancool 215- case is made of a glossy white texture instead of matte like the NZXT H510- no cable grommetsOverall, an amazing value for the case. Great airflow, quiet fans, good build quality, excellent price, and lots of room in terms of compatibility and cable management.The closest competitor to this would be the lancool 215 and it's rarely in stock and that only comes in black. The white on this looks great, but has a glossy texture which I don't prefer.I 100% recommend this case. It has it all.

Wow, I love this case. It has an amazing asthetic, the white looks really clean, and it really accents my hardware and makes it look nice. It has a very sleek and high-end asthetic and feel when used. Then the airflow is second to none. It keeps my components cooler then they have ever been, and the fans don't even need to run very high. I love the mesh front and how good it looks with my rgb fans, but it also let's air in unlike a glass front. The little rgb strip under the glass is an excellent touch, and it even comes with two fully addressable rgb fans in the box, even with how cheap this can is! You can also tell that this was designed by people who actually build computers because it is so easy to build in. The only downside could be that the mesh front collects dust after a week or so, and you can see it with the white color pretty easily, but I kinda see that as a benefit, because it means it is not going into my hardware, and it is super easy to wipe off with a cloth. I would recommend this case to anyone. (As long as you don't want a disk drive, which this does not have the option for.)

This was my first PC build and so I was nervous about which case I should go with. I wanted a good mix of performance, thickness, and style all without breaking my wallet. This case has been phenomenal so far. The RGB and pre-installed fans come prewired, along with the top buttons/jacks that make operating it simple. All I had to do was connect the SATA cable from the PSU to the connector and I was all set. This brings me to another feature I love being the cable management. Inside of the side panel there is a whole part solely dedicated to cable management with velcro straps, canals that are recessed in to allow cable running, and easy access for zip ties. The case also allows for extra fan installation, a magnetic dust filter, and easy access to the internal components if needed. Highly recommend this case especially for Novice builders.

I challenge you to find a Mid tower case in this price point with this high build quality.Most cases I've worked with in this range uses the little "Punch out" Expansion slots on the back, where you use a screwdriver to wiggle and tear out the PCI slots. Not only does this NOT do that, thumb-screws for each slot.. but there are zero "supports" left once the slots are removed, so easy to install a PCIe Riser Kit for a vertical mount GPU. All the seams and join points are tight, and the Glass is so "clean" (Not just surface clean, but the glass itself) its hard to tell its even installed. Great Product, great airflow, I am buying this again for my next build.

The metal is a bit thin, but in a budget case this was expected, the glass panel has a nice easy to remove/re-install system, but the back panel uses the old style 3 clips on top/bottom that need to be lined up then slotted in and slid into place.Coming from a full sized case this thing was a little tricky to build in and took just the right amount of swear words to get everything into place.Tip: Plan ahead for the PSU, that's going to be the biggest obstacle. Also keep in mind that in order to access the mechanical hard drive sleds the front panel needs to be removed, however it comes off with little force and goes back on just as easy, just something to keep in mind.Overall it's a very nice looking case, the build quality is also really good, it's just using cheaper materials. For the price I can't knock it, but for just $30 more you can get a Lian Li that has better features, but that's not to say this one is inferior, it's just not as user friendly.

Overall: Great case would recommend for atx and matx builds.RGB: comes with 2 fans and controller which is great. A lot of options and controls on the case. Powered via SATA 3 with the option of an rgb header if needed (3 pin).Design and finish: Glossy pearl white with top magnetic cover and removable bottom filter. The glass side panel is pulled out from side and straight up . Bit of a learning curve with the reinstalling teh side panel but easy once you get used to it.Cable management: Easy to work with, lots of holes and cubbies to hide wires in. Also comes with hard drive tray which can be removed.

This case surprised me! I have built in a number of cases in this price range and there always seems to be one thing that annoys me during the build process, but not with this one!Honestly the biggest annoyance was the crappy foam it ships with that crumbles and breaks as soon as you start to unbox the case. If like me you like to use the box and foam for transporting the PC don't plan on it with this one!