Review on MUSETEX 6-Piece 120mm ARGB Fans & USB 3.0 ATX Mid-Tower Chassis Gaming 🖥️ PC Case with Dual Tempered Glass Panels, Windows Computer Case for Gaming Desktop (G05S6-HB) by Jathan Louis

So here are the pros and cons I encountered while using the product: Pros: 1) 6 120mm fans, although cheap, they are silent and RGB. 2) Very simple but nice design with tempered glass on the side to see all components and what not. 3) Offers enough if not much more space than expected to work. 4) Pretty strong and strong stuff in general. Cons: 1) Cheap fans 2) No hard drive trays 3) The glass panel on the front absorbs 90% of the potential airflow and suffocates due to the heat on your internal components. It also hampers fans' ability to actually use it at all. 4) Metal mesh is useless and protects nothing from dust, there's a hole at the bottom big enough for dust to get in, but it's fighting air. 5) It doesn't have grilles or holes underneath like those used for the battery compartment to allow airflow for it, which contributes to heat issues. Overall Conclusion: This is a common case, if you are using a basic build aka low to medium performance PC system and want something to "look" better than it performs, go ahead, take it. BUT, if you plan on having a high-end setup with components that will highlight the specs and all that later or on the spur of the moment, I STRONGLY recommend going for something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG, when it lights up. you have been warned Overall conclusion: This is a common case, if you're running a basic build, ie, low-to-mid-powered PC system, and want something to 'look' better than it performs, grab it. BUT, if you plan on having a high-end setup with components that will highlight the specs and all that later or on the spur of the moment, I STRONGLY recommend going for something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned General conclusion: This is a normal case when you are using a simple build i.e. low to medium performance PC system and you want something to "look" better, when it works, grab it. BUT, if you're planning a high-end install with components that emphasize specs and all of that later or something, I STRONGLY advise you to go for something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned You can say goodbye to your Top of the Line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned You can say goodbye to your Top of the Line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned I strongly advise you to choose something that has a lot more airflow. Because if not, you can say goodbye to your top of the line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned You can say goodbye to your Top of the Line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned You can say goodbye to your Top of the Line RIG when it lights up. you have been warned