🖥️ Antec NX Series NX260: High-Performance Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case with ARGB Fans, Mesh Front Panel, and Tempered Glass Review

This case is very small, very small even for a Matx case. I had to ditch one of the top fans to put the AIO cooler on the back. My Dell 3080 barely fits in the case as you can see in the video. I give it 5 stars because this case was $49 when I got it - cheap and surprisingly well made. Lots of cooling holes and overall it's a good build.

This case was purchased along with a few other details to breathe life into an old prefab. This case was extremely easy to build and appears to offer good airflow thanks to the mesh front panel. I really wish Antec would have put a dust filter behind the panel, but I imagine it could interfere with the RGB lighting from the included fans. The build materials are solid and the side panel is made of tempered glass, which surprised me. given the price. The side panel is held in place by four…

The mid tower is slightly larger than this one, which surprised me as I started stuffing the pieces into the case and lifting almost nothing, rad? I don't know which wheel I want, but my vertical mount of choice doesn't fit my 360mm wheel. disappointed shouldn't the center tower be a little taller, but if the front of the tower was a little taller then let's talk.

This case is great value ($50). Pros: *Very, very compact Micro-ATX form factor* Space for 2x 3.5" HDDs and 1x 2.5x SSD* 5x 120mm fan mounting space* The metal is thin but thick enough not to feel like one of those $30 general purpose flexible cases .Edges not sharp enough to cut with lots of rolled sheet metal edges.* Airflow is good, all front, top and back are full of perforated surfaces..*Includes lots of screws and Standoffs*Very light weight*High quality USB connectors* Overall build…

It's a decent case but the plastic on the front feels cheap, when I removed the front one of the plastic clips broke, nothing that can be repaired with superglue. If you plan to use a hard drive cage, you may also need a smaller power supply. Also, it's pretty tight. The free space for the top fans is quite small. I had to order some 14mm top fans because regular 25mm fans can't get through. It's a small case, so probably one of the smallest mAtx cases that still supports a full-size GPU, PSU…

This case has a nice tempered glass side panel and looks fantastic for the price. The cable routing leaves a lot to be desired (little space behind the mainboard/sideplate), but not too bad. My suitcase arrived with the cables ripped out of the front USB hub (no big deal). I decided to paint the body gloss white and the grille gloss black. And wrap some wood fiber wallpaper around the edge of the front, which I really like. This is a good opportunity to play without fear of losing a large…

The case is small, well, very small even for a calculator case. I had to ditch one of the top fans to put the AIO cooler on the back. My Dell 3080 barely fits in the case as you can see in the video. I give it 5 stars because this case was $49 when I got it - cheap and surprisingly well made. Lots of cooling holes and overall it's a good build.

First of all I like the Matx platform. The trail of this event is really good. Strained Glass. The airflow looks very good. My only complaint is the lack of magnetic filtering on the top of the case and on the front of the case. The quality is normal, the material is a little thin and feels thin. Overall this would be a great case for a lower budget build. Nice case for $45.

This case is like the price you pay although I have cases in the same price range they feel better but this case beats them them in the airflow. After switching from a Thermaltake case to this because I went from mAtx to full ATX, my temperatures dropped 10 degrees across the board. And it looks great with lots of space. This case is highly recommended for a budget build or full build unless you really need a futuristic case that fits your budget. This is my first Antec product and may not be…

- Plenty of space for cables on the back. Small cases like this usually don't have enough room on the back for the bulky mobo power supply cable, this one doesn't have a bulge. There is enough space on the front of the case to install 2 120mm fans outside the case if you want to put a 240mm all-in-one in the front and install a large GPU. There's also plenty of room in the PSU shroud, but that comes at the cost of not being able to stack a 240mm all-in-one on top. Would buy again. Update: This…