Fractal DesignMeshify 2 Compact Black ATX Flexible High-Airflow Light Tinted Tempered Glass Window Mid Tower Computer Case

After tons of researching for reviews on different ATX mid tower cases to use as my first time pc build, I finally settled for the Meshify 2 Compact, and I couldn’t be more happier and pleased on my decision.This case just screams of high quality while still being extremely easy to work with and with lots of space to fit your build components in.I never realized how much of a cable management lover I was until I began my project, and this case made it easy to fit my semi-perfectionist cable management needs.Although I did have a bit of trouble in fitting my Asus z790E mobo equipped with the Arctic Freezer II 360 LG1700 backplate adapter, due to the backplate sitting on the left-side edge of the small window opening, I was still able to successfully Mount and secure my mobo at the expense of not being able to use 1-2 stand-off screws.With my current water cooling setup of Arctic Freezer II 360 with 3 Phanteks 120mm T30s and 3 Phantek RBG halos on top of the T30s, I still have about 2 inches of space between the mobo and the T30 fans, though i might not have enough space and clearance (or maybe I do) for a 3-vent GPU.While the three stock fans that came with the tower were decent, I used the three 120mm fans that came with my water cooler, which fit nicely as the exhaust fans on the top and back of my case with more than enough room to route the pwm and a-rbg cables without any pinching spots.As for the water cooler hose, it rests perfectly without exerting or pushing on the tempered glass panel.As for noise levels, it’s literally non existent for me on idle. When the T30s pick up on the RPMs on boot up and or under loads, the noise levels are still extremely minimal.Everything on this case was easy plug-n-play and I’m super pleased and proud to have chosen this case as my first ever. Next time I’ll go with the black version of the case to fit my build's aesthetics.If I could give this case 100 stars, I would definitely do it.** Edit **I added new pictures showing newly added accessories, and switched the radiator position to make additional space for the GPU. I’ll have to get a bigger case next year to make better use of my Lian Li strimers, and I’m definitely glad I went with a 2-fan GPU (Asus KO 3060-Ti). Airflow is still great! 😁

I did a lot of research to find the perfect case for me. I needed low noise, good airflow, USB C, easy of cable management, a compact size, comes in white (to go with my theme), and has a unique look. The snap-on panels are a complete game changer. After coming from a case with thumbscrews to hold the glass and the rear panel, I can’t go back. Filters are so easy to clean. I wasn’t able to take advantage of the cable management channels as much as I would’ve liked to since I have white cable extensions which are bulky, but cable management came out decent. With the extra cabling, even with the hard drive cage all the way forward it’s a pretty tight fit so I recommend taking the cage out. Who uses mechanical hard drives anymore anyway? I have an AMD 5950x with a Corsair H100i liquid cooler (top mounted) and an EVGA 3080. Thermals are great and the case fans are nice and quiet. I do wish it had RGB fans in the front. I think that would look cool shining through the mesh front but overall, this is an amazing case.

Just finished a gaming rig build, have purchased a Fractal case years ago and I need to tell you: their design and packaged product is always amazing. Well designed and machined components. Nice cable control hooks and clasps, pass through holes with rubber grommets, several places to put internal drivers depending on where you want them, building with Fractal cases has always been a real treat, very worth it.

I remember building computers back in the day of sharp-edged, beige behemoths that would curse your build unless you let them drink of the blood of a careless finger. But that dark age is ended! Finished edges! A removable top frame! Side panels that pop off with a please and a thank you! Built in fans as quiet as a cloistered nun! If only society were as thoughtfully made as this case. The size is perfect, snug but workable for an ATX motherboard, verging on comfy if you remove the hard drive cage and are willing to go without one of the cruise ship sized graphics cards. Granted, I haven't spent enough time with this case to see how well the nylon dust filters work, but I'm confident they'll prove better than the dim past when thoughts and prayers and a can of compressed air were your best means to ward off dust intrusion. The rubber teeth guarding the cable pass throughs are also a nice touch. What can I say? Unless you're going for a truly monstrous build, this case is terrific! We'll see how I feel in a year or two, but for now I think this is the start of a beautiful relationship.

What a breeze to build with this case. From the modular design and easy to remove panels access to install components is great. Comes with two140mm fans on the intake and one 120mm fan at the rear exhaust with room for several more but the stock setup worked fine for me as I don't overclock. If you do overclock case can hold the radiator in 3 configurations. Great cable management features as well. A very well-designed pc case.

Built this with an i9 and a 4090 with two water coolers. Maxes everything with low noise and I haven't had a thermal throttle ever no matter how much I've pushed it in rendering tests or long gaming sessions.

I've been building computers for 30 years. Over time you see products that stand out. I have two of these Fractal cases and they are outstanding. The layout, the materials, the airflow is all well thought out and superb. Highly recommended.

Pretty good quality, it’s a recommended case by reviewers for a good reason. I bought this case in “like new” condition and it was indeed like new. Not a single scratch, all tools included, glass wrapper still on. Cable management is super easy in this case and all the removable parts are sturdy. I’m using a matx motherboard and I find it better with the large gpu sag support installed because it hides those wires at the bottom.