Review on 💚 InWin Signature Steel Tube ATX Computer Case D-Frame - Green Color by Matthew Coste

Let's start by saying that this is a high quality case in terms of materials used, fit and finish (for the most part), colour, packaging and even the tools that come with it . I've never owned an In-Win case and have always liked the D-Frame so when I had the opportunity to build a new machine I chose it based on what I knew about In-Win products had read and heard. Advantages * Nice paint * High quality welds. . No sloppiness on any of them. * The molded motherboard base was perfect. (I've read about others that had rough edges and some dimples) * All lined up and fitted together nicely. * All parts have been labeled and grouped in an orderly manner, making assembly much smoother. * Good tool kit, tool case. were complete with a cover minuses * price. The purchase price of this In Win case was quite high. * The case's rubber feet came off right out of the box. It turned out that the glue that attached the rubber to the frame was completely dry and no longer holding. One wonders how long the thing sat in storage unsold. * The tempered glass is slightly chipped on the rounded inner edge. At first I thought it was user error. But I'm pretty meticulous, so I check my workbench/platform for broken glass, anything shiny that looks like a piece of glass, and anything sharp that looks like glass. Nothing. Then I do the same for the styrofoam packing of the suitcase. Nothing. Next I look at the box. Nothing. I'm at a dead end. Couldn't find anything to make me believe I was the cause of the vice. I've come to the conclusion that this might have been missed in quality control or happened during shipping who knows. For those interested in purchasing this case, you will need to assemble it as it comes in separate pieces. The assembly is quite easy, but you have to pay attention to the drawings/drawings in the instructions regarding the orientation of the parts, otherwise you will put them together, take them apart and then put them back together correctly. Remember "Ikea" for instructions. I waited a while before posting a review on this case to prevent some of the negatives from dominating. However, I like the deal. This is a good demonstration and conversation starter. This is a welcome change from all the other computer boxes I could get my hands on. Without the falling rubber feet and broken glass, the case would have gotten 5 stars. I hope the experience (negative) with my first case of In Win is single. This will be the first priority when choosing a case for my next build and when considering another In-Win product.