Review on 🖥️ Apevia Matrix-BK Mid Tower Gaming Case: Tempered Glass, USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports, 4x RGB Fans, Black Frame by Deron Altman

The case itself isn't bad except for the lack of cable management options. As far as cable management goes, to begin with it's terrible, I had to disconnect all the cables that were connected together because there was no thought of what was connected. It was nice that the case came with all the fans that were in it, but it would have been nice if they were installed correctly, they installed the fans with the cables pointing away from the back so they just routed the cables back . the front of the fan, so it must be removed and installed in the correct orientation. There aren't many mentions that you don't have full control over the fan colors, it's just a few presets that you toggle with the RGB button on the top of the case. There are instructions with the case but they leave a lot to be desired with little description of which screws go where and the pictures they have don't help much either. It may sound like everything I quote is negative, but overall the case isn't bad, it was in great condition when we received it and it feels sturdy and the fans are pretty quiet. It's just not put together as well as some of the other cases I've worked with or seen. If you want something with cables that are already close to where they should be, or even manageable in some way, I would definitely avoid it, but if you don't mind disconnecting all the cables tied to wires and re-wiring them to make "cable management", I will have no reason not to buy a case.