MUSETEX PC CASE ATX 6 PWM ARGB Fans Pre-Installed, Type-C Mid Tower Computer Case with Full-View Dual Tempered Glass, Gaming PC Case,Black(K2)

What can I say, I LOVE this case! In looking for a case, my priorities were Price, Appearance and Functionality. (Musetex was the answer.) I've been building computers since the 1980s (think 9-pin dot matrix printers and 5 1/4" floppy disks that would melt in your car on a hot day). Life has changed over the years and the same holds true for computers. They have changed giant hunks of creme-colored metal sporting up to 5 external bays for floppy discs, CD-ROM drives and Tape Backup cartridges to elegant pieces of electronic art. After a fair amount of research looking for a nice looking case, included ARGB fans and accommodations for a vertically mounted GPU, I chose this one, which is my favorite case to date. The case itself provides plenty of airflow, the perfect number of included fans, plenty of space for cable management, as well as room for traditional hard drives, both USB type A & C ports on top, and up to a 3 slot vertically mounted GPU. (Most cases that support this feature are much more expensive.) As you can see from the pictures, the case supports my Thermalright Aqua Elite 360 ARGB CPU Water Cooler or you can mount a 2 fan cooler vertically if desired. The Intel Arc B580 GPU fits perfectly with plenty of airflow as it uses only 2 slots. As for the looks of the case, the pictures show the elegance of the classic black frame and front and side glass panels.

I am beyond impressed with this case. From the moment I started my build, it was clear this was designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind. The airflow is excellent — with multiple fan placements, my system stays cool even under heavy load. The front and side fan visibility really lets your RGB shine, making it perfect for a clean, high-end setup. What stood out most for me was the space and cable management. There’s plenty of room to route cables behind the motherboard tray, and the layout makes it easy to achieve a clean, organized look. Even with a larger GPU and AIO cooler, everything fit comfortably without feeling cramped. The tempered glass panel gives a clear, premium view of the build, and the overall construction feels sturdy — not flimsy or cheap at all. And honestly, especially at this price point, it’s hard to beat what you’re getting. It looks and performs like a much more expensive case. If you care about: • Clean aesthetics • Great airflow • Easy cable management • Showing off your build This case delivers on all of it. Highly recommend — would definitely buy again.

Overall, I was very pleased with my purchase of the MUSETEX ATX PC case. The build quality is solid, and the value you get with 7 pre-installed PWM ARGB fans is excellent. Right out of the box, the fans were properly aligned for optimal heat dissipation, making airflow setup stress-free and effective. Cooling performance has been great, and the system stays cool even under load. The case looks fantastic, with a clean and modern design highlighted by the tempered glass panel. Once assembled, everything feels sturdy and well thought out from a performance and layout standpoint. The built-in dust filters are another strong point. The bottom filters are solid pieces held securely in rivet-like channels, while the top dust cover is magnetic, easy to remove, and holds firmly in place. The USB 3.0 ports are controlled by a single plug and perform at expected speeds without issue. The pre-installed power, reset, and HDD LED connectors were a nice touch and saved time during setup. I also appreciated the pre-installed Velcro-style cable ties, combined with multiple rear access points, which made cable management much easier and cleaner. The only real downside is the documentation. The instruction pamphlet was printed on very thin paper that tore easily, with small text that was difficult to read. Accessing the documentation while working inside the case was inconvenient, and the tempered glass panel removal was confusing at first. Since the glass appears to be magnetically held, clearer instructions—such as external diagrams or simple directional stickers—would greatly improve the user experience. Pros: Excellent cooling with 7 pre-installed PWM ARGB fans Fans correctly oriented for efficient heat dissipation Secure dust filters and thoughtful design features Clean aesthetics and solid build quality Great overall value Cons: Poor instruction quality (thin paper, small text) Documentation difficult to reference during installation Glass panel removal needs clearer guidance Despite the documentation issues, this is still a great case with strong performance, cooling, and aesthetics. If MUSETEX improves the instructions and paper quality, this would easily be a near-perfect product. Note: The included video I submitted does not show the side tempered glass installed or final cable management.

It's a decent case. I don't have any major issues. I won't discuss too much about what others have already mentioned so I'll just post some details here: The case is very angular, and frankly kind of big. The benefit to the size is that it fits everything pretty well. Cable management: There's a lot of cable management (places for the cables to go and be routed) but you may still struggle find places to route the wires from and AIO or RGB fan cables if you want to add ones that don't come with the case. I wish there were a few more slots towards the bottom and sides of the motherboard for routing cables. Beyond that the front and rear panels comes off and goes on very easily. The "basement" is out of the way and the case showcases your build very well. The motherboard went in, very easily, and all parts are very accessible. This was my first time building a PC (for me) and I think this is a fantastic case for those building a PC for the first time.

Simplify put, this is an incredibly good case for not a lot of money. There's plenty of room and cable management is a breeze. The build quality is apparent right out of the box. It's been almost a year since I built my system and just opened it up yesterday to vacuum the inside only to discover minimal dust inside. I'm so pleased with this case I plan to purchase another when I build my son's pc. 10/10 highly recommend.

If you are looking for a quality case that looks good, is easy to work in and has plenty of cable management options the look no further. You can fit 6x 120mm fans inside plus I have a 360 AIO radiator at the top with another 3 fan so a total of 9 120mm fans and if you run an air cooler you should have no problem keeping anything cool with 3 extra fan slots. I’m not into the custom water cooling but there should be plenty of room inside for that if that is something you are into. Despite having 2 thick glass panels the case is surprisingly light, much lighter than the last case I bought from Cooler Master with a tempered glass side. The only critique I have would be to have a pwm/argb hub for the fans instead of the daisy chain of wires like the old sata power cables. Upgrade to some of the new magnetic link fans and you can get rid of a bunch of wires. Build quality is mostly good, the back cover is kinda finicky to get lined up and secure but it’s not a deal breaker. Obviously computer cases are subjective when it comes to design and personal objectives but this one, for the price, does everything I need it to do.

I dont usually write reviews, but this case deserves one. 10-10 I recently upgraded my old stgaubron pc, all i was using was the case. That became an issue with the wires being everywhere, and i needed a bigger case. this one was PERFECT. Came with the fans complete and put together nicely, Installation was really easy, It doesn't overheat anymore as well. My old case was too small for my big ahh heat sink and this one gives it a bit more room for air to circulate around it. overall, strong build, easy to navigate and install stuff in, and really nice in general. def. recommend to anyone buying or upgrading their case.

Got this case for Christmas! I've loved the way it shows off my hardware, I have older motherboard that doesn't have the latest led standards so the lighting isn't super fancy, but I got another device to control the LEDs and I've been happy with the case

I love this case. I just completed an ATX build and it went great. The space inside is awesome. Lots of room I had to put my top fans down so I could install a water cooler no problems the 360 cooler went in on top without a hitch. I just put the the top fans directly down so they drew air in because my cooler rad pushes out. I turned my 2 side fans around so they pushed out as well. So a tip for fans is if you're looking at the concave side.....that's the side they push to. The rounded side is where they draw from. Anyway my build went great. Good cable management on the back. RGB for fans worked great. If you move your top fans down you have to rearrange the plugs. Just be careful what fans are plugged in to certain daisy chain. It looks great and functions very well. I ordered another one

Fantastic looking case for the money. It came with 6 ARGB fans and everything works. Decent cable management with plenty of cut outs to route cables behind the motherboard to keep everything looking neat. It is a budget case so I expect some of the steel panels to be on the thin side and they are, but it is not flimsy. Once everything is buttoned up, it feels solid and. The case is well worth its price and I recommend it.

I'm writing this review because I was very impressed for the price. This case would be good for AIO builds like shown in the pic, but out of the box isnt perfect. The air flow for traditional dual tower CPU cooler is even less ideal. The fans are actually good quality, daisy chained, and the 2 side fans are reversed fan blade fans, at this price point is amazing (Note: Reversed fans means ugly X-frame is on the opposite side of traditional fans). The problem is i cant find to buy a 3 pack of reversed blade fans to add to the PSU shroud vented bottom, which is shown in pic but empty in case. I know description say 6, but it should say 4 exhaust fans and 2 intake, and have an option to have 3 more intake (reversed fans), totaling 5 intake and 4 exhaust fans . Out of the box fan set up will make it a negative pressure system (vacuum air flow), which means dust accumulation thru all the cracks which is not desirable, you want to control intake air by having a positive air flow, coming only thru the proper air filtered paths. This could be solved by reducing the speeds of the 4 exhaust by approximately half the speed of the intake fans. Or negative pressure by adding more intake fans. Two problems with moving some exhaust fans down on the PSU shroud for intake or adding more rgb fans. First, is that you wont get reversed blade (at a decent price), which means you will see the ugly X-frame, maybe you dont care, but my pickiness about matching the other fans would bug me. The second problem could be more of a deal breaker. If you decide to add 3 bottom intake fans on the PSU shroud, the shroud cavity wasnt well planned to be a space to easily draw air from. Even thou can remove the HDD tray and add a 120mm fan in the "basement", only one is possible and the HDD tray vent doesnt have a filter, and is a rectangle (100-110mm x 50ish mm) instead of a 120mm round grill hole. So thats not good, there wouldndt be enough air flow to supply 3 fans above creating negative pressure basement cavity. Another side note: PSU bottom intake filter (in the basement, is one of those crappy flimsy square cuts in the mesh material without a finished edge types, held in with small side tabs on the case floor, the middle of the edge on all 4 sides, the terrible way to do it holding tabs. No magnet, not frame to pull out. To fix everything for a V2 by the manufacturer stop the shroud short, boxed in to hide PSU cables (no vent holes needed on shroud), add 2 intake fans to case floor for intake, permanently delete the HDD tray from basement, or integrate it on top of PSU shroud. Could have been a 5 star, almost a 4 star, i give it a 3.5 star, but if you like modding you could have that 5 star, maybe!

This is the prettiest computer case I ever have. I usually only buy full ATX case to accommodate my many HDDs and DVD-ROM. But this year's upgrade made me realize I should leave most of these outdated devices in my old computer and just go for M2 SSD for fastest speed. This case is smaller than my previous case, but it is still able to hold two HDD and two SSD. The point is the looking is far superior than the old one. The RGB lights and the full glasses exterior look fabulous. All six pre-installed fans seem to do a good job to keep the pc cool even when playing games. The USBC connector on the front is fast when pairing with a USB4 cable. I would highly recommend this case to anyone who is upgrading PC and need a functional and great looking case.

Case is what I expected for a budget build. Nice fans, low noise and LEDs are a nice feature. Had to move the pre installed top fans to allow for the AOI cooler install but that was easy enough. The only thing that I have an issue with is the thumb screws that hold the side glass panel in place stripped upon installation. It looks like the standoffs that were installed on the case were defective and you couldn’t thread the thumb screws in properly. Two of the thumb screws broke right off. Not impressed. I just completed another build using a different case from Corsair, should have bought another Corsair. Oh well this case was cheap enough, will use it for now. It does look nice!