Review on Apevia PRODIGY-PK Micro-ATX Gaming Case: Tempered Glass, RGB Fans, Pink Frame - USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports by Louis Asok

I have built many PCs over the years. this is my first "white build" (apart from my "beige builds" from the 90's). There's a lot to like about this case, although it's not perfect. Pros: Good price Good layout with covered PSU base and plenty of space for cable management behind the MB compartment Great airflow with a very nice mesh front letting in a lot of air and a magnetic top filter Comes with RGB fans* (like for , and against) saves money on assembly and looks beautiful. Clean lines, looks really good. Cons: Case cables (MB connectors etc.) inside the case hanging entirely directly under the front power button inside the case. just looks sloppy and questionable soldering. An odd hole in the MB tray between two SSD brackets. doesn't really have to be there. I ended up cutting out a piece of black plastic folder big enough to cover the hole and glued it to the back of the MB tray to cover the hole. The end result was good, but I didn't have to repair it for aesthetic reasons. Comes with RGB fans* (both pros and cons), the included fans are really cheap. They are powered by daisy-chained Molex connectors. which really should have no place in a modern congregation. Molex power connectors are just awful, bulky and good. I k. In addition, the fans are branded and are only controlled via a button on the case. Disadvantages are generally minor. The pros are pretty strong and I would buy this case again. However, I wasn't entirely happy with the fans that came with it, so I bought a set of 5 Asia Horse fans (with hub and remote) to replace the three in the box. I put three 120mm fans in the front, one in the back for the exhaust, and one on the CPU cooler. The attached video is for the Asia Horse fans, not the fans that come with the case. I really like how the cover turned out. I built it for my girlfriend and she loves it!