Review on Fractal Design Focus G: High-Airflow ATX Mid Tower Case with Silent LL Series Fans, USB 3.0, Window Side Panel - Black by Micha Niemczyk ᠌

Overall, I was underwhelmed by the value of the item. A case of this nature ought to cost half as much, and certainly not five thousand dollars. The primary impression that one is left with is that somebody opted to seriously weld on design suggestions while seriously attempting to save money on materials. Got pros: Initially, I liked the color and the interesting arrangement of the insides. In truth, I appreciated the straightforward wiring system and a lot of empty space for everything (except for hard drives). I liked the fact that the hard drives were not included. Cons: The composition of the outer casing is more comparable to aluminum, or it may be duralumin; the case's thinness and fragility are only apparent when one is working directly with the case. During the process of unpacking, the thread on two of the four bolts used in the wall fasteners was found to have been entirely severed. This appears to be related to the above statement. It is most possible that the only place steel is employed is in the specifics of the interior structures indicated in the requirements. Because there is no thread for the spacers on the motherboard, I had to cut the thread with the spacers to use them. The sliding shelves for hard drives are flimsy, and the locks on them almost never do their job. The color of the lighting is simply white, despite the fact that it appears to be a bluish tone in all of the images. The video card mounts are welded together like other cheap components, like the casings.