AntecC8 Wood, Fans not Included, Wooden Front Panel, Dual-Chamber Layout, Type-C, 360mm Radiator Support, Seamless TG Front & Side Panels, RTX 40 Compatible, Full-Tower E-ATX PC Case

It's a great case at a good price. The design is what you expect from a dual chamber layout, but they take care of the details. All the panel feel strong and easy to remove and put back in place. Plenty of room for everything! My big CPU cooler fits wells. The cable management is easy, even you can do it without removing the air duct partition. The accessories kit included is good, you won't need anything else. The cooling is good just using 3 120mm fans on the side and one 140mm fan in the rear. The only thing they could improve is the power button on the front. It looks great

Case was an absolute joy to build in, has an amazing layout for cable management and airflow. I have had 3 different motherboards and cpus in this case and even removing and reinstalling different components was a piece of cake. Everything is right where it should be, really well thought out.The only thing I can even think of to improve it would be adding a fine mesh filter on the rear intake.

Absolutely awesome case with room inside to house a small family. Only issue I had was that one door pin (spring?) would bend and I would have to have to straighten it out with a flathead to get the door back on. Tint is darker than it appears in the pictures, but to me that was a good thing. If you're going to use side-lit fans you'll need risers because the fans sit lower than the black trim around the edge of the glass. Overall class case built like a tank, I haven't had case this solidly built since the Lian-Li P65 and car manufacturers should take lessons from them for panel gap. Installing AIO on the side with radiator on psu side of mount and fans on inside pulling in has made it silent with anything other than gaming, I suggest 140mm fans with really low cut off speeds because airflow is so nice it hasn't needed more than 200rpm on my p14's to keep everything cool even when watching movies.

Such a great case to build in. Coming from a Lian Li o11 Xl then building my wife’s PC in a Corsair 5000d this by far, was the best to build in.It offers lots of room and a mostly tooled disassembly. It well built and too.If I had to put a few things wrong with it they would be needing a screw driver to take off the glass front panel and the sticker was a pain to remove. Over all my favorite case to build in since I started in 2004 and roughly 12 builds in that time.

This case is MASSIVE. Way bigger than I expected. on the other hand this case is awesome! being massive its not always bad and in my case, it gives me more space and makes it easier to build my first PC. It comes with some extra zip ties and velcro straps to help with cable management. This case is super easy to use and can be built as a casual office computer or a sleek gaming PC. Either look nice. The only downside is how much space it takes up on my desk.

So easy to work in. Looks classy. Good cable management with included Velcro and toolbox included with extra things to help build. Highly recommended.

I've built a lot of PCs over the years and this is the best case I've ever built in. Cable management opportunities are endless, every wire passthrough is gasketed, there's tons of airflow. The curved glass panel is secure but easy to remove and laminated like a windshield according to the sticker on it to prevent it from exploding under stress! Every panel feels very secure but pulls off easily from the designated lift point. Dust filter pulls out easily from the front. Even the spare screws come in their own antec branded box with dividers. 10/10, no complaints. Fully recommend.Edit: After two months of use, I've only grown to love this case more. it's a dream.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to build in, good air flow, it’s big/heavy, and the side panel doesn’t shut which is a big no no for me. I had to use tape because it keeps falling out. This alone makes me feel like this was a complete waste of money. If your locking mechanism is that bad just use screws.