Phanteks Eclipse P400A ATX Mid-tower (PH-EC400ATG_BK01), Mesh Front Panel, Tempered Glass, Fan Controller, Black

Best case I've built in so far. And that's saying a lot since I've built at least a couple dozen PC's in the last couple years. Plenty of cable management, built-in fan controller, a couple included fans (which I didn't use but seem like decent quality), and a high quality glass side panel. One feature I really like is the reset button location. It's under the front lip of the case so your girlfriend's six-year-old doesn't lean on it and reset the PC while you're gaming. The fan controller button is also located here. Very clean and sleek look overall. Plenty of room for my components and enough height for a Hyper 212 Evo cooler. I really like the PSU shroud too. Most importantly, the front is mesh and you get great airflow which is always the main feature I look for in a gaming case. I love it. It's a big upgrade in size (actually downgrade in size over my old NZXT Phantom Full Tower) and gets me back into the modern age. Reccomended!

It was really easy to put the PC together with the removable top, my fat hands have trouble getting in corners so that was a big benefit. It has great airflow , but that comes at the cost of some extra noise unless you buy some after market case fans that are quiet. That being said the 2 case fans that came with it work fine and serve the intended purpose. Overall I am extremely satisfied with the aesthetics and the functionality of this case, which was purchased 4 months ago at the time of this review

This is an awesome case, and you can't beat the price. This case worked out great for my first time build, easy and roomy to build in while providing great airflow with it's mesh front and room for three 120mm fans. I had no issues with the tempered glass side panel, it feels very sturdy and in fact I find it easy to remove and replace if needed. I highly recommend this case to anyone looking for a mid-range in price and size case with build quality and airflow being your priorities.

Up front, I like the case overall. Cable routing is good with velcro strips to keep things together. SSD drive behind the motherboard tray to hide storage, plenty of places to mount SSDs, a cage for those old HDDs, separate power supple chamber and what I think is good airflow. Simple case, decent price and looks pretty good. Here are the problems I found. First, is mostly my fault. While the case supports a 280mm radiator in the front, it doesn't support my old Corsair 280mm AIO. The top case I/O comes out about 1/2" inch...not a lot but enough where I cannot fit the radiator inside the case. Mounting the radiator on the outside...and the screw mounts don't line up since it's lower than it "should" be. I should have looked closer at the allowed measurements. Had the case too long as life got in the way of building this, so I can't return it. Second, the clearance for a top radiator is nil. It really is shallow enough for fans only. Actually, it may support a radiator, but I have an MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS motherboard. The raise area at the top of the motherboard prevents installation of any radiator, whether 120 or 140 or larger. Overall, I like the case (not a fan of tempered glass, but oh well). Make sure you know what exactly fits inside so you can avoid having to pack it up.

This case was not my first choice, I really wanted the Lian-li LANCOOL 2 Mesh but it was coming on a slow boat from China and I needed a case to put my new PC together. I'm so glad I went with the Phanteks case. I ordered the case without all the RGB fans because normally they suck and I wanted to buy my own fans anyway. This thing has great cable management, plenty of entry and exit points for cables. In general, this is probably the best sub $70 case you can get right now. Its airflow is great, the only downside to the case is the fact that a radiator cannot be top mounted. Great case, great quality, great cable management, great price. 10/10.

P400a has great airflow and looks attractive! The PSU shroud helps hide any unsightly wires and the back panel allows yous to keep the front of the case looking clean. If you buy exhaust fans that are LED for the top of the case I suggest using 140mm fans. When mounting 120mm fans they appear off center (really only noticeable when looking at your pc top down) Also note that I can only front mount an AIO cooler. I knew this going in but for anyone that skims past that detail in some of the product info pics may be in for a surprise.

This case is a good case to build in. Good room for cable management compare to my old case. Excellent airflow due to the mesh front. Comes with two fans and a fan controller for up to three fans. Extra room for additional HDD if you wish to install. From what I see only two ssd slots. Wish I could fit three 140mm fan in front but it could only take two. But would take three 120mm fans in front.

This has been a pretty good case. Very easy to cable manage, lots of room, and honestly i like the design of it. But its just an average case no more no less. Maybe its got better air quality and i like the mesh grate on the front and the magnetic one of the top but besides that its average. Ive had two problems with this case. One of them is just a tiny problem the other one is quite big. The first problem is that the metal mesh grate front panel isnt all the secured so sometimes when your fans are running pretty high it'll rattle a little bit, its very annoying and it took me a while to figure out exactly what it was. But its just a tiny issue fixed with a folded piece of paper or a dab of epoxy or glue or something else to close that gap. The second problem which is the big one is that the glass side panel exploded when I took it off this last time. I get that that can happen but the way it happened is what bothers me. Ive taken it off the case maybe five times since ive had the case never had any problems and im always super careful with them in case i was the break it. Well this time i loosened the screws and as soon as i touched it, it just shattered and shot out all over the place. My NZXT case which has a glass side panel and which i have had for much longer hasn't had any problems at all and ive actually dropped that one once. I had to buy a replacement. which was about 50 bucks. otherwise this case it fine.