darkFlash Water Square 5 ATX Mid-Tower Desktop Computer Gaming Case Honeycomb Design Acrylic Windows, 3 RGB Fans - Black …

I love the honey comb design on the case, it’s very beautiful and unique! I think because the front of it is glass then you need to be careful with it

I got this case for an upgrade of my current mid-tower. Overall the case is solid, and well designed, but a bit tight in many ways. There isn't a lot of space for the PSU (Corsair 650 modular), or the braided cables commonly in use. The placement of the SSD mounting areas is problematic because of the wiring spaces. The area behind the mobo is too narrow and its a logic puzzle to get all the power cables to the right places without a giant bulge in the back plate. Overall, if they made this about 5% bigger in all dimensions, it would be perfect. Front fans use molex power, making them difficult to integrate into the mobo power scheme, and I can't see a way to control the RGB. Button shown in the description is actually a reset button, both by label and by function. FYI I'm using a full ATX mobo, 2HDD, 1SSD, GeForce 960.

Didn't hook up the power yet but so far I love the quality. My ONLY complaint is that Most motherboards require 9 standoff screws and my case only came with 8, not a big deal, doesn't affect anything though really. I'll update this and add photos after I hook everything up

The description is a lie. It is not a tempered glass side panel, it is a heat holding plastic which causes temperatures to rise constantly.. Also the case astetically looks good but has little to no airflow.

This is a decent case for the price. But it does not come with much directions. Tip! Run the top power cable for the CPU before installing the board. Pros: Small form factor, quiet front fans, inexpensive, fans are removable, comes with extra hardware Cons: Front fans use outdated molex connectors that add to cable clutter, fans only have one RGB setting, hard-drive bay partition in basement held in with pins and therefore not customize-able, (this adds to cable-management issues) Front fans are placed right in-front of a giant glass pane and get little to no airflow to the system

You CAN change the color of the fans! It took many back and forths with customer support to finally get an answer but in the end i figured out you need to unplug the reset switch from your mobo (it’s plugged in with the power button control and other io port cables.) and plug it into the short fang along wire from the fans that has 2 tiny pins deep inside. after this the button on top should cycle through the lights. i’m not sure how good that explanation was but it is possible. however the fans will change back to rainbow every time the pc wakes up from sleep. disappointed it didint come connected like that as it’s clearly ruining many ppls set ups and other cases already come ready to go. The circulation in the front is terrible and i’m currently looking to take off the acrylic front and replace it with mesh. the metal side dents with almost no pressure and the honey comb design has extra pieces of plastic attached here and there that just make it look cheap and unfinished. Don’t buy this case if you were considering it. Writing this mainly to help the poor souls who are stuck with the rainbow lights.

The pc case is really good for how much it is and it looks cool but I just kinda wish it had a little bit more airflow

Fans are completely silent, it looks amazing and I've had many compliments on my case.