Phanteks Enthoo Luxe PH-ES614LTG_BK Black Aluminum Exterior/Steel Chassis/Tempered Glass Panel, Full Tower ATX Case

This was my first PC build and this case Is a life saver they have so many different customizable parts so you can change It however you want!Plenty of room, This Is a FULL Tower!Cooling and Airflow Is amazing with the right flow chart!Cable management Is so easy with this tower, Honestly I love Phanteks Cases

I've always purchased mid- tower cases before, so I was amazed at the size of this. I had an Antec case that had a 240mm fan in the top that needed replaced, I'd already ordered a 240mm RGB fan and 3 120mm RGB fans, didn't realize the 240mm Antec fan could only be replaced with another Antec fan (not RGB). I was excited to add RGB fans so was disappointed that the Antec case wouldn't work. A mid- tower case is also a bear to work with, space-cramped-wise, so I bought this bad boy. I hesitated at the extra $50 this RGB case was over other cases that would have worked for the fans I'd already bought, but it also had 1 day shipping so I bit the bullet.This case is huge! After battling tight spaces for 15+ years with mid-tower cases, putting my machine together in this was a breeze! I love the multiple fan configurations this case allows. I don't do water cooling (yet) but this case also allows for multiple water configurations, too.The PCM fan hub is really a nice touch and useful with so many fans. The glass door is beautiful and heavy duty (the entire case is heavy duty) and it comes off for easier access (I didn't realize this at first and was worried I'd break it). Best of all, the entire case is so easy to work with, all the panels (front, top, both sides) come of easily to change fans around. All the fan ports have screens that are super easy to remove for cleaning (my Antec had screens but required considerable disassembly to remove them). Also, this case has 2 slots available for DVD/CD-ROM drives. I love that the PSU is covered - no more tiny screws falling into the PSU fan! The cover can be left off for those with RGB PSUs.If I HAD to complain about something, it would be the built in RGB light strips, only because I was thinking they changed colors like an RGB fan - that each individual light was controlled independently... they are not, the entire strip changes colors all together. No big deal, just not what I expected. One other minor gripe; I wish that the covered connections on the front panel were a bit more deep-set so that the panel could be closed with runny USB dongles plugged in. But that's petty.This case offers so many configurations, it's very attractive, I think anybody would be able to work easily with this case (if they have space for it). I'm impressed!

I got this as a gift from my dad and all I can say, boy am I grateful to him. This case is EXPENSIVE, but well worth every single cent. It's got a myriad of customization options, particularly in cooling. I currently have 1 140mm and 3 120mm exhaust fans, 2 120mm intakes and, if it wasn't for my PSU being insanely long, I could have 2 more in the bottom. Oh, and I forgot to mention that those 3 120 are on the very top, so they're pulling from the 280mm radiator that is mounted at the top, while I also mounted 2 140 Noctuas on the bottom of the radiator in a push configuration. By the way, the front, top and bottom mounts also have easily-removable, magnetic dust filters.As for storage, I only have the NVMe boot drive (which goes on my motherboard, duh) and a 5TB mass storage inside, with 4 or 5 more 3.5" and 2 more 2.5" drive bays free, while also having my ASUS UHD Blu-Ray 5.25" drive and another ASUS DAC that came with my previous X99 motherboard. Although it doesn't work and I've gone crazy looking for a fix, I've also left it inside because of my laziness.The outside of the case is strong and relatively scratch-resistant, as well as the tempered glass. The side-panel LEDs look gorgeous and high quality with 10 different colors to choose from (and if you disconnect them, you can have them off).Building with this case was a dream. There's rubber grommets, velcro straps and zip-tie anchors everywhere and in positions that are well thought out, with the exception of the top holes since the cables end up touching the fan's chassis when you have it set up as I do.The ONLY downside (which I don't mind as much since I work out) is that when it's empty, it weighs 31 pounds, and when it's with all the components inside, it weighs a whopping 57 pounds.Other than that, I don't think I'll be switching cases in the next 10 years.