Aqua 3, Micro ATX Case, MATX PC Case with 3 X 120mm 3-Pin ARGB Fan Pre-Installed, Panoramic View Tempered Glass Front & Side Panel, with Type C Port, Black

Cable management wasn't near as bad as I expected and it looks super clean, it's got room for everything which made it easy to put it all together, and pretty good airflow too, def a good starter PC tower especially if you wanna do rgb

I was very surprised by the features and functionality of this case. For the money, you really can’t go wrong. The “fish tank” style panoramic glass, the front panel USB type C, the 3 included 120mm ARGB fans, included ARGB hub, and great airflow make this a perfect case for those on a tight budget. The metal thickness is about what you would expect from a sub $100 case, but as long as you’re not transporting it all the time or banging on it, it functions just fine. I will say the fans slightly more noisy than what I want but at least they are moving air out of the case and keeping my internals cool. This case will also fit most of today’s modern full size GPU’s. I have a reference edition RX 5700 XT, and it went in there with about 2 inches to spare. It also comes with all necessary hard to include longer screws for mounting extra fans on the bottom below your GPU (see picture). If you’re looking for a good case and need to keep cost down for your more important components, look no further than this case, it’s got you covered!

This is a perfect pc case, airflow is perfect with almost zero noise. The size is small, which I was looking for, and the cable management is also perfect.The only issue I encountered was with the annoying fan vibration.The issue was caused by resonance, as the fans were running at identical speeds due to being connected through the provided splitter cable instead of directly to the motherboard fan headers. I resolved the problem by plugging each fan into separate motherboard ports and adjusting the fan curves so the top two fans operate at slightly different speeds.I only figured this out after ordering a second Okinos Aqua 3 case from Amazon, and it had the same problem. Now I have to return the extra case.

Nice and compact case without too many compromises. Cable management is good, and it fits most normal sized GPU’s and CPU tower coolers. Very well built and rivals cases that are much more expensive

This PC case was good, glad it came with pre installed fans and an argon hub, that’s a pro that I love, but as a beginner and first time pc builder, I think smaller form factor cases are not it, at least when it came to my overall first time pc builder experience, maybe others will have an easier time but my time wasn’t super easy, it’s not the case itself or brand that is to blame, I love the case, love the fans, it looks great, it’s just the form factor can be a pain for beginners so that’s why I suggest beginners look into atx builds, it’s more room, more comfy, comes with a wider range of supports, its overall better. But I like this case still, I still used it, and finished it, but there were some issues, the motherboard was HARD to fit into the case because it was tiny, the motherboard was basically touching and inside of the case with like 0.5 inch difference, it was super hard watching my motherboard scrape the inside of the case, once it fit it was good but putting the screws in was even worse, I literally had was not able to put in like 2-3 screws in the motherboard because it was way too small, no human is gonna be physically able to shove a screw into the some of the areas because you need it either have the smallest hands on earth, or the screw needs to be massive and you need to have the longest screwdriver extender on earth, and neither of those are a thing when it comes to pc building. Second of all, the psu literally did not fit under the pc, I don’t mean like… the psu didn’t go in, it went in fine, but the damn screws just didn’t align with the case, so I had to just leave it unscrewed inside the case, that was fine but now I’m left with a psu that moves if I try to move the case. Apart from that it’s fine, it’s just that even if your parts are compatible, the constraints might not be compatible and you have no way of knowing, this can happen to any form factor but it’s a lot more common with small form factors, so be VERY aware of that, don’t do a small form factor if you have no clue what you’re doing, because you WILL mess up in some way if you’re a beginner, and even if you don’t, something in the process will be 10x harder to deal with, just go with full atx tower builds. But overall it was a good pc case. It fit my motherboard (although very tight) gigabyte b850m gaming x wifi6e, ryzen 7 9800x3d, Asus prime rtx 5070 oc, patriot venom 32 gb ddr5 6000mhz cl30, western digital 1 tb nvme m.2 ssd, Corsair rm850x power supply (fit inside the case but the screws don’t align)

Bought as a gift for my son, so this is his review:Taking a chance with this brand of case with both style and affordability, I was quite pleased at how well the case is constructed and feels. Yes, the metal is thin and has a little flex, it’s not that big of a deal and is well built. Contrary to some complaints other reviewers had with the PCI-E cover on the back, I had zero issues with this and feel it might be user error as you’re only supposed to unscrew it a little and slide it back and forth. The only time the thumb screw for the back plate needs to be removed, is to access the screw for the 3rd slots screw, but because the plate itself has holes for a screwdriver to go through it’s clear this plate is simply not designed to be removed; thus, I encountered no issues, and it worked as advertised.The RGB fans and fan controller work quite well actually. The fans each house 6 LEDs, and the fan controller can be plugged into the motherboard. If you press the LED switch on the front of the case, your motherboard is overridden and the fans follow your preference (there is no way to allow the motherboard to regain control of the controller if you do this, you have to power the computer down and turn it back on to allow the motherboard to regain control over the LED controller). If you wish to allow the motherboard full control over the LED controller and not have a button, you can absolutely repurpose the LED button as a “reset” button instead if you desire as well.The glass is extremely clear, and I mean extremely clear. I love how well the glass looks, and the edge-to-edge corner is quite straight. In fact, the glass door is so nice and easy to slide, compared to my ThinkCentre I had before this (which was designed to be easily maintained in the field) had a door that took more effort to slide, and this Okino’s case does. In fact, you can open the panel with one pinky finger it’s that smooth to open.Also, while it’s not entirely obvious, the fans at the top come shipped as exhaust fans. One reviewer complained this is backwards and would heat up your computer, however this is not correct. Per convection cooling, hot air rises, thus you want to pull that air out. The “skirt” on the bottom of the computer is also an intake vent, and with very fine mesh holes it acts as a natural filter that simply needs a wipe down over time, but you do absolutely want the 3 fans it ships with set as exhaust, or you might trap heat in. You can however if you purchase slim 120mm fans, mount them to the bottom inside of the case, as the case comes with long screws just for this purpose, that way if you use slim 120mm fans at the bottom inside of the case they can be configured as intake and pull cold air into the system. There are spots for 2 slim fans, however with a 1080 Ti and Ryzen 5 8600G (both are not overclocked and the 8600G is using the Wraith Stealth cooler it comes with), neither are actually thermal throttling though do get close to Tjmax (both are 10c short, so if you do add intake fans to the bottom, you can greatly improve this).Overall, I love this case, it looks beautiful, has style, and works very much as intended. I will say this, when you construct the computer and are routing the power cables, due to limited space in the bottom, take your time and have a lot of patience. If you have a modular PSU like I do, while it is a pain to get cables attached unless you have small hands, it will help with airflow however by not having lose cables in the bottom skirt just for the sake of having them there. Remove un-used cables for best airflow from your modular PSU and the convection cooling will work far more efficiently.

This case is very good. The glasspanels come off very easily. The weight is very nice, its light which helps a lot with portability. I decided to build my current PC based off this case. I dont like the fans that come with the PC as its not controllable. I decided to just get other fans that were controllable. The aesthetics are nice, great for all-black builds. It was surprisingly easy to build around the case as the panels were removable, and again- its weight. My only issue is that the front panel power button is finnicky, sometimes the first press you do doesnt register, having to press pretty deep for it to register. The value for money is very nice, I would recommend this to other people.

Oh my gosh, this computer case is absolutely ADORABLE!!! I LOVE it! It's actually roomy inside for everything I need.It's also very quiet and super clean looking. NO more big and bulky Cases for me.I have TONS of room on my desk now.Here are the before and after pictures. :)The Black case was before. This little White case is over half the size of my other one and I'm just absolutely Loving this.It's 15" Tall x 13" Wide x 8 1/2" deep. (from side to side in the front - 3rd picture)The Top has the metal mesh, and so do 3 sides towards the bottom so that enough air flow goes through, so your pc should not overheat.This is an Amazing PC case and at the very good price as well. :)If you are looking to go smaller on your Computer case, I would HIGHLY recommend this one. :)

It took a bit longer to arrive, but this is an excellent computer case, professionally designed and well-engineered, highly recommended.

Muy contento con la compra

The case is what I would call "DIY customization friendly" and good quality for the price. If you want to DIY install additional front bay peripherals, - like a DVD ROM and a card reader, - you certainly can. In my case I had to do it for a client. I Dremelled the front steel mesh for those, and used aluminum corners to mount both of these to the bottom. Of course, - I had to change the case's cooling scheme because of these DIY modifications (which be warned!) is a " - 3" negative pressure scheme (meaning the 3 fans are positioned to blow air OUT of the case, and air gets passively sucked in from the bottom of the case where there is a mesh. (Which makes the magnetically attached filter to the top of the case - perfectly pointless, filters belong on the bottom where the air goes in). The top filter mesh makes more sense if you choose to do what I did and convert it to +1, -2 negative pressure system (Top front fan blows air inward, the 2 others blow air out of the case, pls. see photos for clarification This is the best scheme if you want to have a large tower cooler with a fan in front. Prime95 testing confirmed this was a viable scheme with temps staying 8-10C below the CPU's TjMax at 100% CPU occupation. The fans are not particularly fast, but they are surprisingly quiet for a budget PC case.The only hiccup (you may want to be aware of) is that only after I did the aforementioned DIY modifications (thereby voiding warranty), did I realize that the fan control PCB was missing a SATA male power to SATA Female power - to 4pin ARGB power adaptor. And while it could be poor QC on company's behalf, it's also true the seller (if different from the maker company) could have checked if everything was included without voiding the warranty before submitting the PC case kits to Amazon handlers/shippers. I decided to take the stars off with seller, since doing so in both reviews would feel too vindictive. If I was somehow incorrect about this - I do hope the seller contacts me so that I would adjust the rating my reviews accordingly. Still, it wasn't cool because I had to either settle for ARGB working for just one fan (not acceptable), or purchase a pack of fans for $40 separately, which is what I did. I could have simply purchased a SATA power cable adapter but it was $26 plus shipping for anything that ships fast, and I wasn't 100% sure the native Okinos board was functional to begin with.

El espacio tan reducido hace que sea bastante dificil el ensamble, el gabinete es hermoso acabados muy bonitos, materiales le doy un 7 ...Por su precio es una opcion muy bonita.

I had an existing PC that was simply taking up too much room when I switched around my living space and wanted to get a new case. After pondering over the pros and cons of all the mATX cases out there I settled on this one. Being able to remove the front glass plate is a game changer during the build and I won't go back to a typical case again!Note my existing build is using an X79 motherboard so it tends to run hot and with the reports and reviews regarding using a top mounted radiator I opted to purchase a single fan radiator for liquid cooling of the cpu...and that purchase I clouded a replacement case fan controller.With 2x3.5 " Drives and 2 SSD I was not willing to give up on storage...and this case gives ample room to make some creative modifications.I moved the preinstalled case fan to pull air in from the bottom, mounted one of my SSDs on the interior of the case...I have been running at full loads with multiple installs and the Xeon processor is running stable and "cool" at a consistent 49C for the past several hours.