DeepCool TX Mid Tower Tesseract SW

Great case minus two things (and one shipping thing)1. As a first time PC builder, this was a very solid case but the LED lights on the panel are reaaally bright. So bright that I unplugged the connectors from the motherboard so they wouldn't turn on. Problem solved.2.The second case fan cord couldn't reach any case fan connectors on my motherboard, so I had to buy an extension. A combo problem with the motherboard/case, but it could be prevented with a long enough stock cable.Unrelated to the product probably but I'll mention it only as it might be a systematic issue with Amazon selling this product: I had a huge fiasco with Amazon where I ordered this and 7 other computer components to build my own PC, but they completely messed up something with this item in particular and sent everything BUT the case. I had to call customer service several times and they ended up just overnighting another case. The original was delivered (with no tracking or shipping updates) several days later even though Amazon told me they'd take care of it and not have it shipped.

I bought this case for my "starter build" as I would call it. I shouldn't have gotten this case knowing damn well I was going to be upgrading my PC within a year or so. I needed more air cooling, and this just lacks the ability to have a lot of fans like most cases do on the market now. I would totally give this case a 5 stars if it weren't for the price, lack of expansion, and inability to wire tuck easily. If you spend the extra 20-30$ you're looking at some fantastic cases. I upgraded to the Fractal Meshify-C and it's an absolute dream for only 80$. Also this case is far from aesthetically pleasing. Most people aren't going to get side fans on the side (literally I don't think I've ever seen someone do it), and the ports for the fans on the side of the case just look awful. It's literally the viewing point of your hard work of wire tucking and putting in nice lights. Only to be ruined by a circular vent hole and below it a square shaped vent. Also.. There's no rubber grommets on the inside for you to tuck your wires with. Making it quite the task to figure out where to put some wires. The fans (which I believe are maybe 12$ on Amazon) started to make noises as if they were going out in only a couple months time. I wouldn't recommend this case. Even though it will always have a special place in my heart being my first case ever.

I really liked this case. It looks cool and has cool featuresThe fans have both the old and the current fan plugs though the old gen ones are not made super well the current gen one are fine so its not a big dealThe mounting system for disc drives is nice, toolless, while the latches will sometimes fall off when i switch them, they slide right back on and are stable when not being toggledThe drive rack has a lot of spaces for hdd's and ssd's plenty for what i needThe only things that i dont like is the vga slots are the "break off to use" kind which means that if you break off the wrong one then you are stuck with it. but that on the back so youll never see itAlso some of the cords that go from the case to the motherboard arent labled +/- and are all black wires which makes figuring out which is which a guessing game for a few, but its a mild annoyance.Overall i like this case.

I'm happy with the investment in the case, given that it was also on the cheaper end and had what I needed. I will say I wish the the power and HDD indicator lights were a lot dimmer. I had to put a piece of thick electric tape to mask it completely. It is bright enough to light up a large amount of my room. The other issue I had was that the upper most front drive bay is somewhat unusable unless you have something a bit smaller installed. It's been a while since I got the case, but I recall that there are just a bunch of wires blocking you from installing any drives in the first bay slot. A bit of a bummer for me, since that limits how many things I can have in the front of my case. Aside from these two things, the case does fairly well and I've been happy with it. Very good for the price I paid.

Case is cheap but the quality f\definitely matches. Though it looks pretty lit up it was bear to assemble and the case cables are right in the way of the top CD drive bay so you will have to skip down a slot to accommodate them. This wouldn't be a problem but this puts the mother board 24 pin connection precariously close to the cd drive connections. Minor stuff but not a well designed or though out case. Not to mention the screws provided are very easily stripped so be careful. I couldn't give it half star or else I would have. Purchase at your own risk. This things about as cheap as you can get.

It's a case. It holds my stuff. It was cheap. It works.Computer cases are definitely a "you get what you pay for" market. This case does fine, and it's certainly good enough for the price. It's no Thermaltake or Fractal Design, though. If you just need a cheap case to hold your computer, this will do just fine. Just don't expect a display piece. This is more of a "I built a computer for the kids" computer case.

The case has been working pretty well for me, during the couple of months I've had it for. It looks nice, and it's easy enough to install everything into, which is just about everything you could ask for in a case. Having to take the front panel off by pulling it off like you tear off a bandage isn't really my cup of tea, but it's a common aspect of a lot of desktop cases, so I can't really complain about that. The only issue is that air doesn't seem to be flowing all to well through it, but that could just be an issue on my part. Also, if you don't think that you'll need a disc reader, then you'll probably find a better case out there, but if not, then this one's a pretty good starter's choice.

For the money this is a great pc case. Plenty of room inside. Nice space on the backside too to hide the cables. You get all the right screws and cable ties etc. Everything fitted in nicely and easily. When you turn it on it is very very quiet. But the. I realised some buzzing noise. At first it was the optical drive covering (where the optical drive would go) so I pressed it slightly and now it's fine. Then later on there was a buzzing from the top. It was the dust cover inside the case. Can be very annoying so I will have to put some rubber washers in to stop the vibration. I can't grumble as it's a cheap case so it's not going to have rubber cushions etc to help with vibration. But other than that it's a great case.

For the price, very good value. Not as sturdy as some, has enough disk bays to suit most. Not for the enthusiast who builds games machines or continually changes configuration when upgrades become available or on a whim. Truth is, it's a metal box to hold the bits of a computer, if you want a all singing flashing led lights with bells on this may not be for you. It is good for what it is, a desk top case and as my last one lasted for nearly a decade this one should too.

For the price this is a great case, super quick delivery, plenty of cable tidying options, good build, loads of slots for hdd, ssd and more. Led fans are good too, not so loud and super bright if that’s your thing. All and all would def recommend

Son really happy with it. Looks the part, great quality and works well. Easy to clean with dusting cloth or with screen cleaner.

Very good case aesthetically, nice that it has lighting, and the manual is very clear and straight forward.Mine came with two case fans (pre-installed), and every now and then when they're trying hard one of them makes a bit of noise. Can't complain with free fans though, and the overall quality of the rest of the build is great.All in all I would highly recommend as a very good starter case, or even later down the line