Anidees AI Crystal XL PRO LITE Full Tower Tempered Glass XL-ATX/E-ATX/ATX Gaming Case Support 480/360 Radiator, Optical Drive - AI-XL-PRO-LITE (PC Case ONLY)

Es ist ein riesiges Gehäuse mit der Option für 5,25 Zoll Laufwerke. Viele Einbaumöglichkeiten sogar für eine Wasserkühlung! Auch die Verarbeitung ist tadellos - alle Schrauben fassen perfekt und nichts klappert! Eins gibt es noch zu sagen: Der Support des Verkäufers (Kalfsen) ist vorbildlich!

The XL Pro Lite is great. No RGB and no fans included, so you can get whichever quiet fans you want. Filters all around. I can easily fit 4 140mm fans on top, 4 120mm on each side, 120mm fans on the front, and a 140mm exhaust fan on the back. There is also room for fans on the bottom. All fan mount locations have filters (except exhaust). Lots of room inside. Case is pretty heavy, so don't expect to move it around much once fully built. Multiple locations of HDDs, though the front only ships with 2 retention boxes. More mount locations on the back, behind the PSU, and on top of the psu potentially. The front mesh panel arrived with a broken retention clip. Customer service sent me a new panel right away, so they are responsive and stand by their product. This is a surprisingly well designed and customizable case. The option to skip useless RGBs and fans you might not like is also great. This could be even better if I could replace with glass side panel with a large 200+mm fan with a filter.

Case a piece of ****. There was no front panel for a cd rom like the picture shows. ^ million cheap screws, but ides what screw is what. The manual is garbage. This is my 6th build and have never seen anything like this. At $600 I thought I was getting quality case. Nothing like the Cosair 800D case.

Who ever originally designed this pc case spent a lot of time do so. It is well built and a full 24 inches long. So you will need a desk that is at least 28 inches wide for this monster. Allowing 4 inches for the wiring in the rear of the case. The exchangeable front panels are nice. It comes with one glass panel and one mesh panel. The front panel for installing a cd or dvd drive is not included, else it was not in the box I recieved. The only problem I see with this case is it needs at least one half inch or more room in the back of the case for wiring. As others have stated, there is little room between the back cover panel and motherboard panel. Also when you install the power supply, this takes up most the room for hiding any wiring on the bottom. You can remove the installed drive bay giving more room. Then there is 4 or more inches of empty space between the PSU cover and front panel. Two 5.25 inch bays are factory installed in this space. These can be removed giving you more room. I will use one of these to mount a fan controller inside the case, facing towards the motherboard, so I can use the front glass panel. Also it looks like a cd or dvd burner could be installed near the top of the front panel facing inwards, with plenty of room to eject the cd towards the motherboard. Again the glass front panel could be used this way. Only if anidees would of made the side panels on hinges this would be great. Both side panels are heavy constructed and with them removed the case is light weight. Over-all I would recommend this pc case to anyone and I think there has never been any perfect pc case ever built that suits everyone. I bought the one without rgbs as its cheaper and I have my own fans, light bars, ect.

The case itself is of good quality and is roomy enough. The only two gripes I have with it are that the rubber grommets are so flimsy, that if you touch them that they fall out especially if you put a cord through it, needs thicker or firmer grommets. The last gripe is that the glass panel will not snap shut an stay in place like the plastic filter cover one does. Other than that, its a good case. I purchased just the case only(Pro Lite) and not the the XL Pro RGB. You will be able to mount a lot of fans along with a good size AIO cooler