KEDIERS PC Case - ATX Tower Tempered Glass Gaming Computer Open Frame Case with 7 RGB Fans

Very stylish, but open case to get a lot of air flow. Love that it came with many fans pre installed and a fan module/remote. Extremely sturdy structure, a bit heavy but better quality then most. Good amount of diy ARGB options from remote itself. Fits for almost any build you want to do, I have a x570 elite mobo and a EVGA 3070ti in mine with extra clearance for the GPU only! The extended mobo’s probably won’t fit in this case unless you have a short psu

The media could not be loaded. After doing research and watching many video reviews on this case, there were way more complaints about this case than compliments. Is it a bit challenging? Yeah but not that challenging! I highly enjoyed building my gaming pc with this case!! Thank you for making such an awesome looking pc case!Quick tips:1. If you are going to use an AIO water cooler, take your time figuring out the placement.2. ***Finger tighten the motherboard stand off screws*** DO NOT USE A SCREW A SCREWDRIVER OF ANY SORT. From the sounds of it, too many people strip them them out. If you finger tighten, you won't run into that problem.

This was the first open design case I've ever messed with. The assembly process can be a bit of a headache and not newbie friendly to those just getting into pc building.Pros:The case looks amazing especially with the fan lights, the size of this case is also at a perfect middle ground with it being pretty compact for an ATX mid tower but having an pretty good amount of space to work with inside.Air flow is by far the best thing about this case. It comes with 7 case fans, on top of my chromamax and 3070 fans the case stays impressively cool 99% of the time even when stress testing.One last thing I loved about this case is the option to expand the glass sides to make some more room. I have a noctua chromamax installed and that boy is a heck heckin beast. It fit perfectly with just about an inch of space left so i didnt need the extended brackets for the glass panel but it's really neat to have that option.Cons:The case has little to no room for HDD or SDD drives, make sure your mobo has slots for m.2s cause it'll be far less of a headache just using them instead.The two fans on the front glass panel are both a good and bad thing here, the good thing is they actually pull a decent amount of air in considering they're centimeters from the glass panel. The bad thing is in order to even reach or install your psu you're gonna have to pull those fans out. Not a huge issue but for someone who's new to building and is somewhat impatient its not a good thing.Last but not least is structure. The case by itself with both panels removed is weak. Barely putting pressure on it with cause the back to give and break.The case is truly nice, and probably one of my most favorite cases I've owned up to this point, the only reason I'm giving 3 stars is because the packaging was damaged, box and Styrofoam. And I'm missing a few parts that were supposed to come with it, specifically the two trays for drives. Again not a big deal but still, someone messed up somewhere.

Great case all around came with USB 3.0 and all fans and power/LED switches connected, easy design to find where everything should go, managing the cables is a bit tricky due to such an open design. The ONE and ONLY issue I had with the case was a top fan had a slight wobble to it which created a clicking sound when running, simple fix just pushed it up and down and got the wobble out of it, other than that everything went smooth and worked as it should, very quiet as well! Great bang for your buck. 9.75/10

The case looks awesome design wise, but the good stops there. One of the fans has already started grinding and only moves in the highest speed setting. Amazon said is was one day to late to return this product. I had to wait for all my other parts to come in before I even started building this setup for my customer (who wanted this horrible case). I have never had a fan go out in a week since all my 20 years doing this. The case is a nightmare building in, the glass will hardly line up with the riveted section where the power button is, which is loose and floppy. There is a very small section to cable manage with. And you have to put it together in a exact order unlike most cases. Very disappointed in the build quality and it was even dirty under the plastic glass wrap cling. I tried to talk him out of using it and now I'm out the time of trying to get another fan or replacing all the fans so they will match. #sticktonamebrandproducts

Space is very limited. Plan ahead. You may want to check and clear off the provided cables from initial location first. Fan cables are connected and attached on cable management area but is not organized. Unscrew and detach them to allow rearrangement on cable first. Order of slot did not seem to matter.Next, attach the mobo and then insert the PSU. do not insert PSU before the mobo.Next is the CPU itself and heatsink radiator. If using liquid cooling, detach and reattach or if fitting attach (stack) onto the top area.After that, attach the PSU and cables through.Connect SATA devices and other peripherals and test functionality before finally moving to cleaning up the cable mess.I have received 'no pin' error when booting after the chassis swap. When this happens, check for connection and reauthenticate through ms. It requires a few clicks to actually get there. Good luck.

The media could not be loaded. Very unique and compact mid tower gaming case. Not Much room for cable management, overall case is nice. Surprisingly fits a 4090 video card barely probably 1-2 mm from touching the front fan shroud. Mounted my 240 water cooler Asus Rog Ryujin II AIO on the top in a push pull configuration.