🖥️ Pansonite Airflow ATX Mid-Tower Chassis PC Gaming Case with Tempered Glass Side Panel, E-ATX Supported, 6 Pre-Installed RGB Fans (G01-DS6-0) Review

Nice case, only problem is my CPU gets hot when panel door is closed causing it to shut down. I need to keep the panel door closed, don't know how to increase the fan speed to make it cooler. I'm going to buy a CPU cooler to see if it helps save the door panel. If it wasn't for that I would have given 5 stars.

I like the compact size, plenty of space for fans, decent filtration, easy to work inside. I don't like the fan setting, there's no way to control the speed of the fans, they're just statically slow, which struggles to keep modern hardware cool. Having upgraded to an Artic P12 and 2 240 radiators, this case ventilates very efficiently! Although I like this case for the price, I recommend it all day long!

The only thing I didn't like were the threads on the fans, some of the screws don't go all the way in but enough to make them strong and not make noise. All ports worked and have a satisfactory click on them. Lots of space for cable management. The glass panel is not stretched, which I like. All screws are aligned, no screws or cables are missing. Excellent packaging. It has pins so the airflow at the bottom of the tower is great.

I love this tower! The only thing that bothered me a bit was that my 240mm radiator didn't fit. I was hoping to mount it on top (where other models of this tower have additional fans) but there isn't enough room for a heatsink and fan. However, I was able to attach a 120mm radiator to the rear fan and it works fine. The BIGGEST advantage of this tower for me is without a doubt the door! I've been working on this comp for a couple of years, updating as I go, and having the access that the door…

This is a problem with language barriers and companies trying to keep up with the trend despite those language barriers. SATA connection and not addressable! This is a HUGE issue as it is one of the main reasons I bought it. I spent about 2 hours as a guy who hadn't built a computer in a long time only to find out when I was done. Edit: I contacted the company and they are sending me ARGB fans. What you get for $105 are lightweight fans built into a regular cheap Chinese case. I wouldn't buy it

This was my first PC build, so I had to learn. I'm fairly tech savvy and mechanically inclined so I didn't think it was a problem. Assembly was easy until it came to fitting the hardware into the case. Some of the screw holes were a bit sticky and needed some attention. The LED panel below with graphics looks rough, there are gaps. The decals on the fans are centered so as the fans spin they will be unbalanced and if you have OCD it will kill you. The body is slightly smaller than I imagine…

PROS: 1) The suitcase is easy to get in and out of thanks to the easily removable hinged door. 2) Clean looks, the side glass allows you to see your components, and there's a cool design that's quite like metal alchemists. CONS: 1) Some parts were not made properly ie. There were pre-brushed screw holes, sections that didn't line up properly, etc. The back sits a little higher making it difficult to connect to my GPU as the frame connector caps are too tall.) 2) RGB doesn't save your settings…

I wish I had read the 1 and 2 star reviews before ordering but it looks like they have been removed for the sake of simplicity as I am sure they will too. I would like to start with my husband (with over 10 years of PC building experience) installing all of my components for me in this case. He's extremely competent at what he does, so I don't think for a second that the fault was on our side. But fitting my computer components into this case turned out to be a $1,000+ mistake that I wish…