Review on 🎮 Apevia Genesis Pro Gaming Case - G-PRO-WH Mid Tower with Dual Tempered Glass Panels, USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports, 6x RGB Fans, White Frame by Keith Samuel

Honestly, for the price, there's not much to complain about. It's a decent case and with the fans pre-installed it's great value even though they're proprietary and therefore not replaceable/repairable. The most annoying thing is that you can't control the fan speed, I play with a headset so I prefer to turn on the fans/pumps/etc to get the best performance as the sound doesn't bother me. The case definitely has its downsides, but they're pretty small and for an entry-level case, you won't notice them. First, as said, there is no fan speed control; Second, proprietary fan heads that are too bulky and cheap looking; Third, the "fan control" switch makes it impossible to have a reset switch, although this is a purely domestic case, which means adding an extra button on the front I/O to keep the reset function , AND a silly fan control button would be simple and low. Price. Obvious overview; Fourth, there is no dust cover on the front fans, which are powered directly by the system. Otherwise it would be a great case. It's so close but not quite there in my opinion. The person I built the PC for doesn't care and it never will matter, but I was hoping to do it for my next personal build, especially after I built one, it was a good experience all was simple and well coordinated. .