Review on 🌨️ Thermaltake H200 Snow Edition Mid Tower Case with Tempered Glass, RGB Light Strip, and 120mm Rear Fan (CA-1M3-00M6WN-03) by Howie Broyles

This review is based on the model: H15/18 Micro ATX General advantages: -excellent airflow -excellent cable management -small but very spacious interiorI chose this case to build my first PC! Choosing the case was the hardest part of my build! I chose this one because: I don't have many components, I'm using a smaller mATX board, and most importantly, I need a smaller, simpler case to work with. And of course the price is great. My build looks like this: CPU: AMD - Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz 6-Core Motherboard: MSI - B450M BAZOOKA Micro ATX AM4 Memory: G.Skill - Ripjaws 4 Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 memory : Samsung – 860 Evo 500GB 2.5" SSD Graphics card: MSI - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB GT OCV1 Power supply: EVGA - SuperNOVA G3 550W 80+ Gold Fully modular ATX monitor: Viewsonic VX2758 , 27 inch, curved, 144 Hz Came in excellent packaging on, no damage. Good instructions, with enough extra screws and extra fan cable. Beginner's tip: make sure ALL the screws are in place before installing the mobile device as I had to go back and add two forgotten screws. There were only 4 straps already screwed on, but I needed two more for my phone.(And they include 2 extras.) Tip: Install the fans first!I installed two 140mm fans in the front and an additional 120mm fan on the top .Airflow is great and bi Sher the case averages 30C and the CPU is always below 40. Includes 2 magnetic dust covers, one for the top fan and one for the bottom cover for the PSU. As another reviewer warned, if you install a 140mm top fan it may collide with your motherboard, so it's probably best to stick with 120. There is about an inch of space at the bottom of the case, which allows for good airflow for the PSU. Cable management is excellent as you can see from the photos. (Especially if you have a modular power supply). All the connectors on the front panel have been neatly assembled with very long wires. Plenty of room for cables and I haven't had a headache trying to hide things or connect everything. Reviews: I like the look of this case, both inside and out. Thanks to the power supply cover, everything inside looks tidy and tidy. I wish the glass wasn't tinted so I can admire parts of my PC more clearly, but admittedly it looks more stylish with tint. The blue LED strip on the front is pretty gaudy/nonsensical, but you can turn it off if you want. It's well done too. The faceplate was difficult to tear off (it's really solid and solid) but the plastic inserts stayed in place. Great case for the money, highly recommended for all beginners or those looking for a smaller case with more space inside.