Vetroo AL800 Black

So I can’t really just too much about like the airflow but I really love this case and it absolutely is worth the money. I used to originally have a dell optiplex so this is a big upgrade and the noise isn’t loud at all which is neat. Overall it feels very good and I recommend this case to others who are building pcs

It looks really good, the sizes it's pretty big, air flow it's pretty decent you'll just need to get yourself a few more fans, mine only came with one exhaust, the black is really slick and awesome and cable management it's pretty good

Probably should be 4.5 stars, it's a pretty decent case. Bought to modernize my old i7-3770K. I like the magneticly closed door, plus it lifts off the hinges for easy access. The hard drive bay in front of PSU is removable, plus it's adjustable. Has two mounting points, about an inch apart so you can slide it further away from PSU(which I did). Room for cable management. Without HDD bay, there's room for two SSD drives inside the case, next to Mobo. Comes with one fan(pictured outside of case). I installed my own matching fan set. There's no 'controller' for argb, or at least there's no expansion board to plug fans into. My fan set came with its own controller, but I've only used the case's led switch to change colors/patterns. The half(whole) star missing is because the lone case fan doesn't work. It lights up fun, but doesn't spin. Tested on a few Mobo's and they all act the same with this fan, there's a brief rock forward, then nothing, it'll do that until unplugged. Not really a huge loss, but as you can see, it doesn't even have a sticker to cover the hub mount. Photo showing SSD, you'll notice the HDD visible below. This is because I have the HDD cage mounted in the forward position. Can't imagine many folks would leave it in the rearward position if you have a modular PSU, it'd be about impossible to plug in cables while it was installed. Was going to use a Corsair HX 850 PSU, but it's too long to be able to plug cables into and retain drive bay.

It’s a nice case but you need to buy your own front fans. Good for a ITX sized Motherboard, was a bit crowded for me on a ATX card, returned

This case is a case moders dream. However rubber cable edge protectors inside the case are undersized and do not completely fill the openings. Using 3, 120 mm cooling fans on the bottom of the case is not possible when using a 1000 watt power supply, you can only use , 2 since the rear fan intake is completely blocked by the power supply. You are stuck with one mounting position on the rear of the case when using a 120 mm AIO cpu cooler, since there is no vertical adjustment at all. However this is mitigated by using a pair 140 mm case fans on top instead of 3, 120 mm case fans. Overall this is a modified clone of the Zalman Z10 Plus E-ATX Mid Tower PC Case. Which is actually a better value for your money, since you get 4 ARGB case fans and a RGB hub for the cooling fans. However for what is essentially a high airflow mid tower case it’s not bad since I do use a Asus Rx 7900xtx OC which is a massive GPU and space along with massive airflow was the main concern since I do occasionally a GPU intensive program that runs it at 95% load and the GPU under full load doesn’t get any warmer than 50 Celsius So overall the 4 star rating is for the price point vs what you get and a lack of vertical adjustment when using a 120 mm AIO cpu cooler on the back of the case.