Vetroo AL800 Black

It looks really good, the sizes it's pretty big, air flow it's pretty decent you'll just need to get yourself a few more fans, mine only came with one exhaust, the black is really slick and awesome and cable management it's pretty good

I’ve had this case since December and swapped over from a Corsair 4000D with a broken glass panel. This case has proven to be just as good if not better than the original 4000D and I stand on it. I appreciate the large cable channel for management in the rear, the airflow is spectacular and I will say durable. My dog knocked over my glass panel one day while cleaning and changing fans and the glass is still here to this day. I plan on running this case for a few years until I either get a new one or send it down a generation.

Definitely worth it for the price point. Minimal but bold

Probably should be 4.5 stars, it's a pretty decent case. Bought to modernize my old i7-3770K. I like the magneticly closed door, plus it lifts off the hinges for easy access. The hard drive bay in front of PSU is removable, plus it's adjustable. Has two mounting points, about an inch apart so you can slide it further away from PSU(which I did). Room for cable management. Without HDD bay, there's room for two SSD drives inside the case, next to Mobo. Comes with one fan(pictured outside of case). I installed my own matching fan set. There's no 'controller' for argb, or at least there's no expansion board to plug fans into. My fan set came with its own controller, but I've only used the case's led switch to change colors/patterns. The half(whole) star missing is because the lone case fan doesn't work. It lights up fun, but doesn't spin. Tested on a few Mobo's and they all act the same with this fan, there's a brief rock forward, then nothing, it'll do that until unplugged. Not really a huge loss, but as you can see, it doesn't even have a sticker to cover the hub mount. Photo showing SSD, you'll notice the HDD visible below. This is because I have the HDD cage mounted in the forward position. Can't imagine many folks would leave it in the rearward position if you have a modular PSU, it'd be about impossible to plug in cables while it was installed. Was going to use a Corsair HX 850 PSU, but it's too long to be able to plug cables into and retain drive bay.

While it does state that you can install a 240 Rad at the top it depends on the motherboard that you are using. If the motherboard has large/high heat sinks on the edge the fans will not fit. As others have said its pretty thin metal but it seems ridged enough at this price point.