MUSETEX ATX PC Case, 360MM RAD Support, 3 x 120mm Non-ARGB Fans Pre-Installed, 270° Full View Tempered Glass Gaming PC Case with Type-C, Mid Tower ATX Computer Case, White, Y6

This MUSETEX Y6 case is a really strong value, especially if you want a clean showcase-style gaming PC without having to buy a bunch of extra fans separately. The biggest thing customers should know is that the case looks way better in person than a basic mid tower. The 270° tempered glass gives the build a full-view display look, and the included infinity mirror ARGB fans make it feel premium right out of the box. Having 7 pre-installed PWM ARGB fans is a huge plus because it saves money, saves setup time, and gives the case solid airflow from the start. Building in it is pretty straightforward. There is enough room for an ATX build, cable management is manageable, and the Type-C front panel port is a nice modern feature. Once everything is powered on, the RGB looks sharp without needing much extra work. A couple things to keep in mind: because this is a glass-heavy case, you’ll want to spend a little time on cable management so the build looks clean. Also, double-check your GPU length, cooler height, and motherboard connections before building, just like with any case. Overall, this is a great pick for someone who wants a flashy, modern gaming PC case with good airflow, lots of fans included, and a premium display-style look without spending crazy money. 🔥

Great case. Excellent cable management options. It accommodates large graphics cards and 360mm liquid cooling systems. The rear panel is designed to allow cables to be routed without tension. The fans with adjustable lighting are quiet, and there are enough of them to keep the beer inside the case cool in the summer. I was very pleased with the price of the case. Great visibility through the glass panel and an excellent overall look; in fact, the case isn’t bulky at all. I recommend it. A good choice for a good PC.

Pros: This case comes with fans, which I find as a great add on for the value. The size is perfect, the motherboard is easy to install coming with clear instructions, and it functions well.👍 Cons: The wire management space in the back is limited so some people may have trouble routing cables. Would I recommend? Definitely! I love the fish tank design which is aesthetically appealing and how everything was easy to install.

Looks great, comes with 3 240mm fans, magnetic filters hold great, dont move much, easy to remove front back and side glass panel, doesnt bend or flex when moving, the only thing I dont like is with a ATX sized motherboard it blocks the bottom passage, so all my wires under my graphics card are visible, but no other complaints. airflow is great has PSU airflow and only have to clean dust around once a month. USB type C has a USB type E connector that my am4 motherboard doesnt support but you can buy adapters for it. Quality is great, was easy to build inside of.

I considered giving this 3 stars, but for the price it’s passable for 4. The case itself is beautiful and the overall design is functional. The wire tuck ability is there if you take the time. There is a single HDD/SSD bay above the PSU slot. Major con with this is the extremely terrible hardware included. The standoffs that are pre-installed won’t even accept the standard screw or any of the screws that were sent in the box. I had to plier out the standoffs and reinstall my own brass standoffs and use my own screws. I have built 50+ computers in my career and have never seen standoffs and hardware so bad. I was lucky to have extra hardware to replace what was given. For the money this is a pretty nice case, especially if you can get a deal on it.

Looks great and works great. Air flow is awesome and the pre-installed fans are quiet and look awesome.

Nice case, lots of room for cable management.

Mixed bag of a case with some very clear wins and losses Pros: It's a nice-looking case with a very nice form factor. Smaller than you'd think, similar to the ASUS AP201 or the Lian Li O11 Mini. The front-facing I/O is also a personal preference for me, and if you're PC is below your desk, those ports aren't at the bottom. I can't speak to the fans since I replaced them. There is ample room above the motherboard for all the cables you need to rout up there. Unfortunately that leaves... Cons: This is an awful utilization of space/layout for an ATX motherboard. There is no -- zero -- room below an ATX-sized MB for cable routing. That means everything has to run from the right side and around the front. You can make it work with bottom fans to cover the cables, but it also just adds to the amount of cable traffic coming out of the side. 24-pin, USB (2.0, 3.0 and C with this case) ARGB headers, the works are all forced to use the same cutouts and snake across the front. This didn't need to happen, as there is almost *too* much extra space *above* the motherboard. Not just vertically, but horizontally toward the rear chamber. If you mount an 360 AIO to the top, there's too much space between the back of the fans and the cutouts, which means more cables snaking across space. Even with white cables, if you're looking at the PC through the front, you can see the fan cables snaking from the back of the fans and through the cutouts. You can try to address by (again) snaking cables to the side and tidying it up as best you can, but otherwise there's just too much free air for those cords. It's a fine-looking case, but it just feels like the entire motherboard tray should have been shifted upwards. Between that and either moving the top fan bracket toward the back, it would have solved so much of the spacing issues that really compromise all the cable routing.