ZEBRONICS Mercury Premium Gaming Chassis with Support for mATX | Mini ITX | 240mm AIO, Dual Chamber Design, Infinity Ring ARGB Fan, Wraparound Tempered Glass (White)

The ZEBRONICS Mercury Premium Gaming Chassis is a well-designed compact case for mATX and Mini ITX builds. One of its strongest points is cable management—there’s enough space behind the motherboard tray to neatly route cables, which keeps the build clean and improves airflow. Speaking of airflow, the case does a good job. It comes with pre-installed fans and space for additional ones, allowing your components to stay cool during intense gaming sessions. The screw quality is decent for the price range—nothing premium, but sturdy enough to securely mount all components without frustration. In terms of gaming capability, it supports a range of GPUs and cooling solutions for compact setups. Just a heads-up: the ARGB lighting only works if your motherboard has an ARGB header—otherwise, the lighting won’t function. Overall, this case offers excellent value with good airflow, cable management, and support for gaming builds.

Build & Design "Best fish tank case available under 2.5k"; good dual-chamber design; heavy duty structure Poor quality metal; received bent/broken cabinets; thin metal sheets; no dust filters Cooling & Fans Good airflow; 1200 RPM ARGB fans with good brightness; supports 240mm AIO cooler Fans are not PWM controlled; they use a Molex plug, so speed cannot be controlled Hardware Support Supports mATX and Mini ITX; fits CPU coolers up to 160mm and GPUs up to 330mm Mini ITX fits perfectly, but mATX had fitment issues according to one review Value Good value for money in the ₹2500 price range Some units arrive with missing motherboard screws, broken wires, or damaged locking mechanisms

Surprised at the quality for the price, especially the sturdiness and thickness of the sheet metal

Everything is fine except, the ARGB-SYNC-to-Motherboard provided as a "Feature" isn't a feature. Its a fake ARGB connector which only has 2 wires coming out of it instead of 3, It DOESN'T have a physical DATA pin. So ARGB doesn't work. They are just faking it by using a 3 pin ARGB Connector. I have tested that sketchy connector, It only has "GND" & "+5V" Pins, there is no 3rd DATA wire. ARGB lights can only be controlled using that DATA pin. Right now you can only change RGB using the LED Switch provided. But controlling the fan's colors using the 3 Pin - ARGB connector isn't possible.

Got this Zebronics Mercury “fish tank” cabinet for around ₹2.5k. It looks really nice for the price with the glass panels and ARGB fans, but the build quality isn’t great — the front glass wasn’t fixed properly on mine. It comes with 3 pre-installed ARGB fans, but all of them were set as exhaust. The side fans should have been reverse-blade intake fans to make proper use of the design and airflow. Zebronics should have either provided reverse-blade fans or at least listed compatible ones somewhere so users could buy them easily. Overall, it’s a good-looking budget case, but expect some build issues and limited airflow optimization.

Nice product with argb but your motherboard should support it. On table is looks very big but beautiful.

It is the best product I ever seen

Good project at this price