Review on 🖥️ ESGAMING RGB ATX Mid-Tower PC Case: High Airflow ARGB Lighting, Tempered Glass Panels, USB 3.0 by Juan Castillo

Almost everything about this case was a surprise. The GPU latch is easy to open. The motherboard was easy to install and the front panel was easy to remove to install the front fan. The metal isn't flimsy, unlike some very cheap cases. It has a different approach to installing disks. There's this top slide thing for the main hard drive that works really well. You can also screw-mount the hard drive to the bottom of the case, giving you room for extra power cables and more. SSD mounts… Miscellaneous. Not easy to assemble but they work and get the job done. I have seen cases where there is at most 1 HDD mount, not to mention room for an SSD. Pros: Looks very nice, glass side panel, pretty easy to work with. RGB is configured using the RGB button on the front connector, which is great for older systems without RGB connectors. But it also has a dedicated 4-pin RGB connector for your motherboard. Cons: The RGB Molex fan connector is smaller than I would like. Depending on how it's connected, touching or breathing decides whether it works or not. So be careful how you connect the Molex power connector to it. Not much room on the back for cable management, there's SIMPLE, barely enough room to run the cables you need, and this thing with a Molex daisy chain for the RGB block. From the front you can see that it can work with 3 supply air fans. But it's handy inside, where the RGB connectors for the front panel are pushed to where one of the fans would go and the fan blades rub against it. If you have rubber pads for the fans then this will work. Not much air is going into the front of the case for obvious reasons, so take that into account. If you use something that gets too hot, the thing turns into an oven, but if you use something that doesn't get too hot, that's it in order. Despite the downsides, this is a really good case. Pretty surprised by that. Actually comes with true RGB, not fake mixed RGB like in some cheap cases. It was a pleasure to install, I wasn't cut off by the metal edges, I may have had a hard time installing the I/O shield but I guess everyone has to struggle with the I/O shield at some point in their life building a computer.