Stefan Mileschin

The styling of the case isn't too bad and it does grow on you as you work with it, but unfortunately cases don't sell themselves on appearances alone. The top vents being moveable are quite useless as I can't imagine anyone ever closing them and as designed they're both flimsy and fairly cheap feeling. The lack of space to hide wiring isn't unforgiveable but it does make the included grommets somewhat superfluous. The dangerous flub with the fan controller plugs is also unforgivable from a company that has been building custom PC parts for a decade. I was tempted to actually wire it improperly but, even though I do enjoy fire, I didn't want to risk any of my hardware on a test like that. I would suggest you avoid the possibility of wiring it improperly at all by not buying this case unless you really really like the way it looks. If the price drops dramatically when launched in the US it might be worth considering for a budget build but as it sits I won't be opening my wallet for one.

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