Bgears b-Voguish Gaming PC Case with Tempered Glass panels, USB3.0, Support E-ATX, ATX, mATX, ITX. (Fans are sold separately)

This case has a ton of value for the price. If you can get it for less than $60, it's a steal, especially for a case with side and front tempered glass panels. Lots of fan mounting options (9x 120mm fans) with mesh filters on top and bottom. Thumb screws for the side panels, and hinges for the glass panel. Excellent front I/O availability and placement. Fits a Coolermaster 212 CPU cooler (160mm). This case is functional while looking great at the same time. The only con I could think of is the front panel airflow if you use it for intake. There is <1cm gap (see photo) between the case and the front glass panel so airflow is quite restricted. Under load, internal temps (Ryzen 3600 + RX 5700) were 60-70°C with front panel on. With front panel off, it was about 15-20°C less. Personally, I just keep the front panel on and the side panel unscrewed, and when temps get high I swing open the side panel for better airflow. Overall, a great case for the price!

For the price I cannot imagine beating this. Very sturdy case and looks extremely pleasing to the eye, especially at the price point. I have a slightly more expensive case for my gaming PC (this is for my nephew) and I think this might be better, especially because of all the wiring slots for initial wiring. There are grommets and slots all around the motherboard's spot so sending wires in any direction is very simple and convenient with a clean finished look. The tempered glass panel is very pleasing to the eye and has a clever method of attachment (two swivel hinges that come up and two cushioned screws) they even provided a WAY overabundance of extra specialty and regular screws you might end up needing! I will be looking back at this company if I ever need another case.

I got this case purely based on aesthetics. I had no goals for performance and didn't even consider how hard it would be to setup. I have the case fully set up with my new Ryzen 5 3600 + 1660 Super + a fan for literally every spot in the case. It was a true JOY to work with. It's beautiful looking and even my wife who thinks this stuff is stupid said "wow that is a nice looking computer". I have no regrets and would absolutely buy it again. It was so easy to set everything up and it holds very decent temps. If I was to mention ONE bit of a feedback? I'd say the front panel should be an additional 2mm away from the case to give a liiiittttle extra air flow on the front intakes but even that isn't an issue really. I used a Cooler Master 212 RGB Black Edition cooler and my temps average between 50-60 C while gaming and it RARELY hits higher than that. So maybe if you're running a stock cooler you might have some higher temps but even when I had the stock Ryzen cooler I wasn't exceeding 75 C very often (literally peaked at 79 once and that was while running a stress test and that was the stock cooler which isn't great in any PC case) If you're on a budget and want an r/battlestations worthy case - this is it.

Large and spacious inside. Full Glass door and front! WOW! This baby is awesome. My full size ATX and ATX Extended MOBOs fit in this puppy with lots of room for my huge graphics card, dual fan water CPU water cooler and 4-RAM modules. With the power supply & drive bays hidden underneath the interior space, there's plenty of room to mod your PC without concerns for space. There are no drives to block airfolow and wiring is completely hidden below or behind the MOBO. . The GLASS is thick and heavy, so bumping it won't break it. The side door can also be removed completely for full interior access for major mod work. With the front and side being mostly glass, you're allowed to show off your PCs guts and true coolness! The included RGB fans are huge 140mm's and push air in, beautifully. When everything is all lit up, the color takes over in a blackened room for cool FX. . The underside, holds and hides your power supply and all interior drives, whether 3.5" or SSD, there's room for them to live comfortably. The front fans cool the underside as well as the upper interior. With 3-fans in the front, you get lots of airflow. The top allows for 2-3 exhaust fans, and the back accepts a 120mm fan to blow hot air out the back as well. This is referred to as "positive-negative" flow balance. 3-in, 3-out. Well-designed for functionality and, well, just showing off!

*##**Attention**##* I read a review about the case getting hot. Making sure case fans at the top are exhausting air instead of pulling air into the case is a great way to keep it cooler, this definitely worked for me!!! **UPDATE 9/25/19** Still love this case!! Also to note the glass panel is on hinges......so you don't have to remove the whole panel each time you work on something...super cool!*** Pretty awesome case for the money! Cable management was easy and the shroud really helps keep things hidden. The tempered glass is really nice and does have a small black border on the door which isn't that big of a deal. I also really appreciate that the glass side panel swings open instead of needing to removed each time. I wish the hinges were metal instead of plastic, but hey it's a $70 case. All and all I think the price point is just a tad on the higher side, seeing as how there are no fans included, but I am happy with the case.

This is the second time Ive bought this case. First one was amazing for price. Secind one was bad. Missing all its hardware, it was used the motherboard standoffs were missing all except two of them. The peel away plasctic was crumpeled up and reattached. Obviously used before... but the box it came in was new, with new tape untampered. They threw a used case in a new box without the hardware, slapped a 10% discount on it and said it was new.... thats pretty shady. If i didnt need a matching case I would go with another brand case. Hoping tge third times the charm... Moms new PC will have to wait until after Mothers day now.

Great value! Really nice case AND I mounted a 240mm radiator on both the front (could have put a 360mm there, didn't need to) AND the top. One for the CPU, one for the GPU, a GTX 1080 Ti. There's a strange angled cut out for wire pass through that was quite helpful. A good thing because there's not much room to run wiring under the board to the side panel. ThermalTake ARGB fans look fantastic on this one, and I'm not much into bells and whistles. The hinged side panel is both a blessing and curse...if you're working inside it after it's assembled make sure there's nothing hard behind it as you move the case around. But it's great if the case is stable. I REALLY am surprised by this case and it's value.

So I don't like that it doesn't come with any fans. I was surprised when I opened it up and found none. I went back and read the entire Amazon listing and did find in the question section someone asked if it came with fans and the answer was NO, but the listing sure does not make that clear and makes it look like it does in the pictures. In retrospect, I think it probably makes more sense for them not too because you really need specialty fans to get the best cooling here, and if they'd added those, the price would have been significantly higher. I explain below. As to the people saying their hardware gets hot, I suspect the main difference is what you are running and the type of fans you have. If you are running a brand new micro-atx motherboard/cpu and a big GPU, you aren't likely to see a big heat issue if you tune and face all your fans CORRECTLY. I would suggest however 3 - HIGH PRESSURE 140mm fans for the 3 front intake fans because the glass front obstructs direct airflow to them. High pressure fans will pull more air through the slits between the glass front and the case than a standard fan will. A standard fan will flow more air, but they can't pull or push air well against restrictions. The difference in the fan is just the blade width. The wider the fan blade, the higher the pressure the fan can transmit. I use Fractal High pressure fans. I specifically bought this case for its E-ATX capabilities. I am running a dual CPU server/workstation motherboard, and I can attest that this thing definitely heats up quickly with this setup. For this price point and case size, I can live with managing the heat situation, but its certainly not exceptional for a case. The biggest issue I have faced and its worth noting is that if you are running an E-ATX board, the TOP COOLING FANS WILL BE PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED. This means you will need to purchase slim 15mm thick fans (120mm or 140mm) if you want to use the the top fan mounts. There are not very many choices here, and mostly they are not cheap. The design is otherwise simple but elegant. I like the glass front and side panel with a hinge, and the isolated area under the board for the power supply. I also like that it fit my Supermicro E-ATX dual cpu server motherboard. There was only 1 standoff hole that wasn't used, and it was within 2 inches of another standoff anyway, so no stability issues with mounting or board flex. I don't think I've owned a case before that had no external drive bay slots before, not that you need those nowadays. I knew it had none when I bought it, it it really didn't hit me until I started looking at accessories to buy and was seeing external drive bay stuff I couldn't buy that I would otherwise have. No biggie though. In all, just be aware of what you are buying this for, your budget, and its shortcomings and I don't think you will be dissatisfied if you keep your expectations reasonable. Just a word to the wise, if you weren't aware it does not come with fans, you might want to make sure you get all that figured out before you buy this case, because depending on what you are going to use it for, you may need a more custom configuration.

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I'm quite impressed by how above it weight (litteraly in that case) it punches. I've built my fair share of computer using far cheaper cases and far more expensive cases. It blows anything under a hundred bucks in terms of functionnality and ease of installation while almost holding up to my Fractal design. I just wanted to buy a cheap case for a computer that had to be in plain sight so I also wanted something that would look good and it's perfect for that. The good : - Easy to build in. It was a brease. Large space at the back for the cables, large cut out and mostly good placement for the rubber grommet. - Looks good. - Plenty of mounting hardware. Albeit no case fans so make sur you have that. - Fun to build in - Spacious, there's place for a 240mm rad at the top with enough clearance to run the cables, I had also enough space for a bigger hard drive cage to use it as a NAS. The bad : - Build quality is subpar. Paint chip off at the edges, feels awfully light when you take it out the box. Break out pci-e cover (they do include a replacement which I like). - It's a big case for it's class. Wider and taller. Makes it easier to work with but it's taking a lot of space. - No instruction, guidelines or whatsoever. You're on your own. Not a problem if you ever build a computer before but make sure you watch a couple of videos if you haven't. - Front panel is weird to remove and requires to much force I'm willing to put on such a slim tempered glass panel All in all, I'm pretty satisfied and all the negatives are outweighted by the fun I had to build with it and the low price.

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Very spacious to work in. I was not sure about the sturdiness, but that was a worry I should not have. The frame is very sturdy, no sharp edges. Was a bit cautious pulling the front glass off. Delivery: The box was fully intact, that is always my biggest worry. Glass has no chips and is fitting well. Is it a fish tank? I think it has some small surprises, for instance the grommets are well-placed. Paint quality is more than sufficient. I put in a full ATX board and there is plenty of space to put in a liquid cooler with three fans. The assembly was a bit tricky here and there, it is because I do not have a modular power supply. I would definitely recommend this case, if you like to look inside the computer. There is plenty of airflow as the front plate sits about 5mm away from the case. Yup, glad I put this together. Pro: Easy to assemble and build in Cons: none so far. Edit: small update, I grabbed a bigger modular PSU and I just wish I could remove the disk cage without a drill (which I do not have). Still very pleased with the case, just need to learn cable management.