Vetroo MESH6 Gaming Case - 6X ARGB Fans, Mesh Front & Tempered Glass Panel, Mid Tower ATX For Optimal PC Cooling Review

I recently did a massive overhaul of my PC to upgrade outdated components and wanted a fresh new case to go with the upgrades. I'm a sucker for against-the-grain styles of PC cases and the K2 certainly fit the bill, especially since a lot of "edgy" cases will easily run you $150+ from bigger name brands.The case itself is solid. The metal frame isn't weak by any means, but the top bracket and GPU slots on the back of the case can be easily bent if you don't give it care. FUTURE BUYERS IMPORTANT

I was excited for something different looking for my computer build. I spent so much money on components that I didn't want to commit to a 500 dollar case. I found a power supply after I bought the tower and it was a Asusu rog thor psu. It was a longer psu and didn't click until a day or so away that I messed up. When I went to dry fit the psu in the vetroo k1 pangolin tower it was a inch too small for my psu. The angle of this tower does limit psu sizes. Had to go with another tower. This does

Overall I would recommend just make sure your power supply is not too large.Cons: power supply area is not flexible for large 1000w units.Con: has no room for a large table fan water cooler.Con: no cable management.Pros: great air flow. It lowered my GPU temp by 4 degrees.Pros: looks greatPros: a solid build.

Everything about this case is cool. With the exception of the PSU mounting point and cable water radiator placement. Since my radiator is front mounted 3 fan TT the all the PSU cables rub the fans. It's extremely tight. PSU mounts in a ridiculous position to begin with. Fix for this is simple. Since I'm running a ATX motherboard. I have to move the PSU a inch and a half forward drill a new mounting point that still allows air to flow for the fan. Purchase cable extensions the ones that come…

This thing looks really cool, and if you are a modder like myself its kind of fun to work with. You know, cuz its unique and awesome design.BUT.It is NOT worth the money. The fan is a POS that has half the airflow of its cheapest competition. The front of the case is covered by a big piece of tempered glass, causes BAD thermal issues. Then there is the cable management. I mean. there isn't any lol. The feet attach to the side panels which makes it hard to work on. When you take the sides off…

The front glass, while attractive, kills your cooling. The filter on the front bottom is a double filter.I removed both and replaced it with a lighter PVC mesh. There is a slight awkwardness to the 2 level seating of the original parts, so further modification may be wanted.The front fan works well, but it only uses a molex connector. On/off/color/pattern are all controlled with one side button. If you want to switch out the front fan, this button disconnects from the fan into a standard power…

While the looks of this case are very pleasing. It's very difficult to perform decent wire management if your planning on adding gpu, ssds etc. If only this case was maybe 2 inches wider would allow for easier management. Esthetics aside, the case is very well constructed. Maybe even a little too well. Each fin is attached with 2 screws and 4 rivets. I think 4 screws would have been sufficient and allow the user to remove them to install fans / water coolers more easily. Still overall happy…

Wish I had taken photos.This case looks cool BUT there are errors in manufacturing.The motherboard riser holes are in wrong places but can be managed. The screw hole mounts (for the glass sides) are not properly aligned/positioned and makes using the rubber protective grommets unusable. Since the holes are misaligned, the glass gets tensioned/twisted when trying to tighten the screws to install the glass panels. Both sides are incorrect. I had to eliminate the rubber grommets and put the glass…

Bought this for my miniITX board for a change of pace from the boring rectangles most cases are made out of. It's definitely a conversation piece, but has some caveats.1. The front fan color changer doesn't work. I press the button, the LED stays light blue. I submitted a support request on the manufacturer's website but never heard back.2. The video card is a tight fit height-wise. There's a support rail that almost sits right on the video card (3060Ti in mine) and makes contact.3. SSD drive…

This case requires HEAVY modding to make it good. I went for an aircraft theme. I knew I was going to be doing this from the start so I knew what I was getting into. The front panel is bad. There is basically no room for airflow. The stock fan is crap. I immediately replaced it with a phanteks. I went into the build knowing all this. The thing I didn't know however was that getting replacement parts for this is not possible. They don't exist so if you do decide to mod it and mess up your S.O.L.

The K1 case was exactly as I expected from the listing. The metal feels solid and well put together. Much larger case than my original Corsair case and as such, easier to install components. The cable management was the only part of this build that was a monster. Because both sides of the case are glass, you are going to have to spend much more time routing and securing cables than you would with a case that has a solid rear panel. Same thing for the PSU compartment which is also open and…

So I bought this case because I REALLY liked it. It is an awesome little case. I read all the reviews before buying it so I was aware of the airflow issue. Keeping that in mind I really wanted to have this case so I figured I'd take a chance and see if I could modify it. Here's my journey.First, the case itself is awesome. The only issues I ran into in my build is the front glass and the 2.5 drive slot which is super close to the case and doesn't allow hardly any room for connections.The mod…

Great case! It barely fit a 4080 but it fit! I use this case for my brother's rig and it was a dream to work in. All the cable management you'd expect from current gen case. I'm a big fan of the hidden power supply style cases that keep a clean look. All business up front and party in the back lol!The LED controller is easy to use which was perfect for my use case as my brother would never run software for colors.

It will not fit a 360mm water cooler on the roof or floor. The front may fit one but requires alot of disassembly of existing parts. May come damaged in the packaging. They only safety proof the corners but the long stratches of the case are not protected. Material appears to be strong enough that I still managed to assemble the rig in the damaged case without too much complication.

You can use various sizes of motherboards and plenty of space for cooling system The mesh front panel may be less durable than a solid panel in case of accidental damage.

It has great airflow for the price tag. I would definitely suggest. I'm planning on ordering a second one for another build.

Over all the case is not bad, but you do need to watch what motherboard you use if your going to put a wide Graphics card in, built with a TUF Gaming B550m-Plus mATX motherboard and you can fit any cards wider than dual slot inside this case, using a ITX board maybe a better choice for wider cards.

A normal power supply does not fit where it is intended to fit and most graphics cards don’t fit but other than that if you can fabricate metal this computer will look nice

after watching and reading countless review for pc cases I decided to go with this one. Apart from cable management issues this case is ideal for me. it is spacious and looks good. The fans are not very loud and overall I'm very happy with this product. (honest review.)

Was a little worried whether or not it would fit the ROG Thor 1000W Platinum, but it barely fit. The cables lightly rest against the 360mm AIO radiator. If using a 240mm almost anything would fit (length-wise). Painted it, although I wish they didn't use rivets, so it could be disassembled easier! Pretty happy with how it turned out!