Review on 🐒 Apevia Predator-PK: Stylish Mid Tower Gaming Case with Tempered Glass Panel, RGB Fans, and Pink Frame by Dakota Afzalian

I confess I bought this case mainly because it was pink but once assembled it was pretty easy to work with. It's not the easiest case to build, but you can get by with a little work. Switching RGB seems to be a big issue for most people in this case too, but it's not that bad in my experience. You press once to change the animation or color setting in the preset list, or press and hold for a few seconds to return to the first option. Note that if you are building something that uses PCIe or PCI slots, the expansion slot covers are part of the case that you are physically removing, so you need to remove them first. and I suggest buying some screw caps for them and just replacing each one with these. It fits comfortably on a full-size ATX motherboard, some RGB lights can be plugged in, but it's not ideal for installing light strips. in, and it's a good size. I have to say my favorite feature is the magnetic front panel, it's just nice to be able to remove it for cleaning or to access the heatsink mounts without having to detach the entire front of the case. and it's a good size. I have to say my favorite feature is the magnetic front panel, it's just nice to be able to remove it for cleaning or to access the heatsink mounts without having to detach the entire front of the case. and it's a good size. I have to say my favorite feature is the magnetic front panel, it's just nice to be able to remove it for cleaning or to access the heatsink mounts without having to detach the entire front of the case.