TALOS E3 MESH WH

Great for the price, looks really good and is spacious enough for adequate cooling with the fans it comes with. Good airflow and easy to removal panels. Despite big gaps it is not noisy and is easy to install the fans inside the the fan.

Looks great, nice and quite, plenty of room, cant fault iy.

Amazing case for the price, it's lightweight and good quality and for only £45 (what I paid) it's phenomenal!The only downside is the fans speed is not controllable as they are sata powered but I love that they take no setting up to change the colours, just press the LED button. They can also be connected to your motherboard to control the rgb using software.I used a micro atx motherboard and it fits very nicely with very much space for cables management.

Very neat and stylish, smoked glass side panel and most importantly a switch on the top to turn off the dumb LEDs.

I picked this case up for a little over £40 as I was wanting to move my Dell Optiplex system into a standard ATX case. Having changed to a more suitable motherboard I set about trying to find a cheap and cheerful case with decent airflow.Having not ever built a PC before I didn’t want to spend a fortune or want anything too fancy.This case in my opinion looks great, it’s sleek and modern and has tons of airflow. I actually like the smoked glass, although it does mute the colours of any RGB you have.There’s plenty room for all your components and I was able to cable manage as neatly as my ability enabled. The 3 included fans plugged into a Sata cable from my PSU and work brilliantly, you’re able to cycle colours using a button next to the power on button, which are connected to the motherboard. Note that these do not change speed like a CPU fan and would have to be connected as such to the motherboard if you wanted that option.Anyway, for the price you really can’t knock it, I’m very pleased with it and how my budget build has turned out. Definitely worth a buy if you’re starting out and want a case that gives you decent options and is of decent enough quality.

The case is simply terrible. It arrived bent. The lid was bent and the bottom too.Moreover, the bottom was so bent that the power supply simply did not fit there. Thank God, the materials are so cheap that I was able to bend the bottom by hand.This case itself is incredibly stupid to assemble. A bunch of wires that 1. you don’t need, 2. are located so that you will go crazy while you figure out how to connect them. Now comes the fun part. In the photo I show the magnificence of Gamdias designers. This is the gap between the body and the front glass (on both sides) the width of a finger. What does this mean for us? All the dust will fall through these two excellent holes directly onto all your elements - motherboard, gpu. You will never be able to clean the front glass itself. Cool? Cool. Two beautiful RGB fans and in front of them the glass is covered with dust - and nothing prevents this dust from getting there. The intention of the creators of this squalor, the reasons for such decisions, will be a mystery until the end of my days.

Excellent case.The only issue I had was it's not clear which screws to use for the motherboard (different sizes in the bag with no clue what each is for), so I ruined some of the threads when I guessed wrong (now can't get a couple out as the standoffs just spin). Not a major issue.Plenty of colour obtions for the fan lights, selected by pressing a button on the top (not software), no way to turn them off though (that I can see).My resulting rig looks excellent. I recommend the case, just take care to use the right screws.

Nice case , easy to build in considering it was my first time , good air flow , good looks .HOWEVER , it is built in a quite flimsy metal and the screws to hold in the side glass panel are terrible and break but still hold them just a bit of a pain .OVERALL , it was a pretty good case with good airflow and looks good but is a bit of a pain in some areas