VETROO AL800 Full Tower PC Computer Case - Door Opening Design Tempered Glass, E-ATX/ATX Support, Adjustable LED Strip, Pre-Installed ARGB & PWM FDB Fan in Rear, Support for 40 Series GPUs -Pink

This is an awesome mid tower case. It has magnetic side panels instead of the screws which made it east to access. All the ports are on top which makes them easy to reach. Has a mesh like material for front case air flow which was one of the things I was looking for. It looks very nice and check off all the boxes I had when I was looking for my case.

Have you ever wondered what one of the top one percent performing gaming computers looks like? Well wonder no more!I bought this Vetroo case because I wanted a clean looking and cool running case that I could mount an overhead 360mm AIO water cooler (a Vetroo Lurker) in for my Republic of Gamers Z690 Maximus Hero/ Intel 13700K build. And for the price this one was perfect.With a 5.9 Ghz overclock running full time, idle temps are in the mid 20's and I never see more than low 60's in gaming, and mid 70's in the most intense benchmarking. And this is with a 3090 TI Founders Edition (you know how warm these things can run).Case comes with all the screws, standoffs, and typical hardware that quality cases have included,, along with like 5 case fans, 3 of them RGB. Excellent cable management design, and just a high quality feel to it, everything solid, the tempered glass side panel is hinged for quick access, the hinges are high quality. Plenty of room for power supply, mine is a long Corsair HX 1200, and plenty of room for even the largest GPU's out there. This is a mid tower that doesn't cramp anything.It's nice being a one percenter, lol. I highly recommend this case, the price is hella low for this level of quality... which leaves you with more money to spend on ridiculously overpriced GPU's. :-)

Great value, a lot of service room. Great air flow

The media could not be loaded. This is a lovely looking case and I especially love that the glass panel functions as a door and can be taken off easily if needed.The back has a lot of little places to secure wires to make cable management easier and two bigger plastic brackets to hold thicker bundles of cable but I actually ended up taking it off. They’re attached with a sticky adhesive so you don’t need to worry about damaging the case if you wanted to remove it.You can take off the front mesh panel of the case as well if you wanted to replace the fans it comes with.Here’s a few flaws I noticed in terms of quality:- The buttons on top of the case were slightly slanted (It’s only noticeable when there’s a light shining directly on it so it’s not too much of an issue)- The blue USB port on top (I think it’s labeled USB 3) gets kinda stuck whenever you plug something in and you have to pull hard to get it out.~ I have also not been able to hear anything when I plug my headset into it but my friend did do a lot of fiddling with the wiring when he was helping me build it so maybe he messed something up.- The paint came off easily just from the screws I was using to secure the fans.~ This was my first time building a custom PC so I don’t know if that’s normal or not for all cases or if it was just the particular fans/screws I got. The fans cover the tiny spots where the paint came off so it’s not noticeable. Just be careful not to scratch it.Overall I still love this case and the number of useful little features it has so I’d say I’m pretty happy with my purchase :)

I needed a new case for my triple fan radiator. My old case was the same size but only fit a 2 fan radiator at the top. I had a choice between this and a perhaps more appealing to a gamer yet likely cheap materials at a higher price due to it's aesthetics pc case. I decided to go with this, and went from a black case to this white for the ambiance effect it has with RGBs. But what won me over was the extra fans. I figured I wanted beauty and performance over sleek faux futurism.I regret nothing! I installed 2 ARGB fans into the extra slots immediately, and replaced the fans underneath the GPU as well. Btw, YES they make a difference! My 2080ti runs noticeably cooler when gaming. They 2 under the gpu, the 3 front, and the 2 extras inside are set to INTAKE. Holy cow do they suck in air. The exhaust fan in the back is blowing cold air when it's running at full. There is only a little heat that comes out of the top radiator. The inside of this case is getting so much fresh air, it's just ice cold all the time.My old case had 3 fans but only had a narrow slot along the front, and on the bottom to draw in air. This case has the whole front panel to draw in air. Then you got fans along the side helping pull more air, as well as the bottom, and your psu also pulling air.THIS BABY IS A VACUUM... without all the loud noise.Downsides. The extra white fans aren't anything to brag about.Also the bottom has screws for 3 fans... However it's impossible to fit a fan in the middle slot with an ATX motherboard. All the case/usb and other wire essentials plug in and stick out. These bulky fans, and my narrower fans both fail to fit. They should have moved the mounting holes just a few millimeters towards the glass and it'd be perfect. Idk how they could have made such a great case. And then fail to notice such a flaw that is so easy to fix at the manufacturers level. I will eventually have to drill my own holes, but honestly I am not that picky. I just have an ugly gap between my fans. I 3d printed an icicle to hold up my gpu there instead.I am going to give this a 5 star solely because that extra fan doesn't matter, and out of an otherwise perfect case. I can accept one small flaw for it's price. If it was over $150 in price, I would give it a 4. But this is too good of a case for it's price for me to give it anything less than a 5.