GOLDEN FIELD Q Series Yellow PC Case, with 3 DIY Stickers, M/B Control Light Strips, Desktop Computer Case for Girls/Home/Office

Awesome £29.99 budget, yet niche striking case. Well made, easy to build within and looks the part right. I’m stoked, my yellow peril build looks rad

If you *really* like the design (and that little panda guy is really cute!), you could do worse, but this is far from the first case I would be recommending to a new builder. The cable management options are at least a little better than some of the cheapest case models on Amazon, so you can have a cleaner look internally than the most budget cases. The LED strip along the bottom of the case lights up nicely and doesn't require an ARGB header on your motherboard or anything like that. The quite tall feet give the power supply plenty of breathing room which is welcome. However, the construction materials are mostly as cheap as you would expect from a case of the £25-30 range and there are no exceptional functional features that cause it to stand out. The airflow is also very poor, with a totally solid front and top panel. I wouldn't want to put any CPU over 95W TDP in the case, or any GPU over 150W or so; I think it would get very toasty in there. But for the build I did with an i5-4460S and Quadro K620, for some basic light gaming, it worked just fine. Overall, if you are looking for a case for a cute animal enjoyer in your life and you can pick this up for under ~£35, then this can work so long as you aren't expecting to put any high power consumption components in it.

Just to prewarn you - the picture included is after I have modified the case. The case comes with a solid front and side panel. I bought this case on a deal as it is ideal for my daughters PC build, and immediately saw the potential of this case after a bit of modding. In its original form the front panel is solid and let's very little air through. I fixed this by cutting the panel and installing mesh. I wanted to show off the inside of the PC so used a piece of Plexiglass to replace the side panel. People have had issues with the bottom LED strip - this comes attached to the reset switch so you can cycle through colours using it - however you can disconnect it and connect it to any other ARGB controller and it works great. People have had issues with the SSD mount on the back of the motherboard being too thin... Because it isn't for the back - it's for the front and is to be used under a Mini-ITX motherboard! There is just enough room for a thin 240mm AIO in the front, however I could only fit it with the fans pulling rather than pushing due to the tight fit. The power supply fan vent does have a dust filter, but none of the others do, and you have to supply your own fan. This is a very light, thin case but it has lots of character and modding potential as I've shown in my pictures.

Bought this for my Leeds United mad husband so he could personlise it, I have to say its little legs and its slim frame is lovely and so adorable he's happy because it's yellow I WANT THE PINK ONE NEXT

This case is thinner than some I have used in the past. It won't take a lot of abuse, but it comes apart and goes back together cleanly. Running your power wiring will be tricky - there is very little room on the back side, so flat wired and/or modular power supplies will be best here. There are opening in good places, so I was able to router everything, it is just tight. Everything is yellow, which is the only reason you would buy this case. The drive caddies are yellow plastic, the rubber feet on the bottom are yellow. OK, the thumbscrews are silver and the internal wiring isn't yellow. So the value is 5 stars if you value the yellow! There are no instructions, but after asking a question here, I hooked the bottom ARGB strip to both power and my motherboard's 5V ARGB 3 pin connector, and Aura sync is working perfectly. Cool effect. Out of the box, one of the RGB strip connectors had the reset switch plugged in to it. Not sure what is going on there, but you need to unplug that.

This review is for the GOLDEN FIELD Q Series Yellow PC Case, with 3 DIY Stickers, M/B Control Light Strips, Desktop Computer Case for Girls/Home/Office This computer case has a all the basics you need to build a good computer. The case is really well made and super strong. Painted in nice bright yellow colour it is something very different to what you would expect from a computer case. The product is well made and looks fab. Has enough slots and port for most people’s needs. Would recommend. Not this is only a case you need to purchase all the tech to make this into a computer.

This case is basically an oven if you want to build a gaming PC. The front lid is too tight to peel off for a girl..even for a man. It just doesn't worth it 🤣 it's cute though

I really like this case, it's bright yellow colour makes it very unique looking and it offers great value for money at £50. Please note it only supports mATX and ITX motherboards, not full-size ATX ones. Depending on your motherboard's support, you can connect up the RGB lights underneath, but to be honest you'll hardly ever notice them. Airflow is not the best in this case, so it's not suitable for high-end GPUs or CPUs, but airflow is sufficient for a budget or mid-range PC. Seems to be reasonably well made for the price.

If you're looking for a computer case that will make your gaming setup stand out from the crowd, look no further than the GOLDEN FIELD Q3056-Y Mini ITX PC Case! From the moment I saw the bright, florescent yellow color and unique rounded shape with clawfoot tub feet, I knew this was the case for me. And after building my Linux-based gaming computer inside it, I'm happy to say it's even better than I imagined. The ample room inside the case made it easy to work with, and I appreciate the two hard drive bays and fun addition of stickers. While the metal parts can be a bit delicate, with careful handling and assembly, it's not a major issue. The only minor quibble I have is that the power button can be a bit finicky, but it's not a big deal. Overall, I highly recommend the GOLDEN FIELD Q3056-Y Mini ITX PC Case to anyone who wants a unique, attention-grabbing, and functional addition to their gaming setup. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Dovevo assemblare un PC per mia moglie e ho visto questo case. Non ho saputo resistere perchè troppo simpatico. Costruito con lamiere piuttosto "leggere" rispetto ad altri prodotti ma, bisogna anche dire che, essendo un case per computer non dovrebbe, in genere, essere sottoposto a stress meccanico particolare.... Se cercate un case "heavy duty" di livello industriale rivolgetevi a prodotti diversi, se volete qualcosa che renderà felice e sorridente chi lo riceverà, è il prodotto giusto!

I got this case for a laugh because it was on sale. Unique looking and fun, but super cheap build quality and not well thought out. If you want a simple, funny build, go for it. But I would never have paid full price for this. I don't expect it to last.

I know there was a youtube video that a guy made who really tried to ramp up the drama around how much he hated this chassis, but I believe that's just a case of "I need views" youtube syndrome. I'm not insulting the guy, I know exactly how youtube works and you can't blame anyone for attempting to make content interesting. I loved building a 5600G based rig for my mom. It's a cute case, with fairly decent airflow for something like this. The only small issue is that the back panel could be a bit thicker. Some of the metal is very easily bent. Not an issue once the entire thing it built, but can be problematic if you have less delicate handling. Overall, I really liked this case and it looks awesome. I don't know why the case the guy on the YT video looked two toned. The one I received had no such issue.

Forget about this case if you have modular PSU! The PSU compartment is too small for a standard ATX power supply. I ended up sacrifice the HDD bays to connect power supply. The front, top and bottom are made of plastic, while the main body is made of thin metal, which can be easily bent. Luckily, the packaging is really protecting. Side panels are strong enough though. The good part is the case comes with rubber feet installed. So it helps eliminate vibration. The case comes with only one PCI bracket, 7 case screws, 10 motherboard screws and only 3 plastic fan mounting pins. Barely enough for a basic build. Overall, not recommended.