Review on 🎮 Antec DF600 Flux Dark League Gaming Case - Mid-Tower ATX, Flux Platform, 5 x 120mm Fans, ARGB & PWM Fan Controller, Tempered Glass, 2 x USB3.0, High-End GPU Support by Sean Bouchard

Pros: 1) VERY GOOD airflow, especially with the extra fan above the PSU and the addition of the exhaust at the top when the heat rises 2) Fast shipping CONS: Too many to list. I hope I did not forget anything! 1) No real control over the light show. Couldn't find a way to turn off the light. I've searched the web for an hour and haven't found anything. The first lit case will be the LAST! 2) Wear Kevlar gloves or at least a long sleeve shirt. He felt something warm on his arm, and blood ran down his arm from the sharp edges. 3) VERY BAD INSTRUCTIONS! The instructions were in a 2.5" SSD sized booklet with VERY small pictures and only a few words in multiple languages. If I had never built a computer I would be lost. I went to the Antec site and went to Downloads. tab and it just had the same "instructions" printed on an 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper. 4) There is no connection to customer support on the Antec scope. I had to google to find the number. 5) Has weird mounting options for SSDs. A picture in the prospectus highlights the area of the two drive mounts. But the only way to install the drive was to remove the bracket from the case wall and install the SSD, but then it wouldn't be possible to put the bracket back on the case. 6) This was my first build with a backlit case and will be my last. . If there is no control to turn them on or off it's a terrible situation and the lights with all their flashing and strobing are very annoying and can make the game more enjoyable but it distracts from working on the computer but it seems there are very few cases that don't have light shows. Will take this back (hopefully Antec will take it back as I've used other Antec cases and am still using a 20 year old modular power supply) and look at the 'lower' cases where the only light is the power light and the hard drive light is !