Montech Flyer White Micro ATX/Mini-ITX/Pre-Installed 2 Fans/High-Airflow/Computer Gaming Case/Hairline Surface Front Panel/RGB LED Shinning Strip/Three Versions Lighting Effects

This is a great case overall for the money. I switched from a Thermaltake V21 chassis, which I liked, but this case had a smaller footprint, I liked the LEDs and wanted to go with a traditional vertical motherboard layout.I was able to switch to this case in about an hour. Everything is laid out very well, and it is easy to build in. I love the LEDs on the front, the power button and front connections, and general look of the case.Of course, you can get a higher quality case with better materials, but for the price the case is good. The only problems I had were that one of the front usb connections is tied with the USB 3 connection, which didn't work with my motherboard (ASRock pro-4) so I am currently missing a USB front port, but I'm not too upset about it. Could be fixed with an extension.For reference: a Coolermaster hyper 212 CPU cooler DOES fit in the case, as pictured (160mm height.) I wouldn't go any taller than that, though.

This case has a great simple style that looks very clean, the cable management is also very good for the size of the case. The quality of the build is good and the RGB is vibrant.The only knock I would give the case is the acrylic side panel kinda detracts from the style as opposed to had they made the panel tinted or put a black trim on it to help hide the frame.Other than that for the money this looks clean and aestheticly pleasing. Definitely recommend for a mid or lower budget build.

The RGB lighting ruined my phone camera's focus and in hindsight I should have turned off the light effects.Bootup is very satisfying. The case is pretty sturdy and the RGB strip on the front is awesome and has multiple presets. There is "basement" storage for all the extra wire slack there will be because the case is pretty compact as a Micro-ATX. The preinstalled fans are an added cooling bonus which was nice and working with it was easy even for a first timer like me.Only downsides are that the window panel is acrylic and not glass, the open layout doesn't give a lot to hide cables if you like a clean look, doesn't have modern features like USB-C, and for the fan underneath the case you're going to want to have it on a hard surface because the legs will sink into carpet.For $50 I would say this is a really good case, hard to beat when you want a sleek white case with RGB without breaking the bank. Even gives more expensive cases a run for their money with the before mentioned basement space for HDD and wire slack

Sad to see this is out of stock, but glad I grabbed one! Built a new rig for my wife, wanted something with a bit less "gamey" or obnoxious looking...this case looks great. Love the light strip! Really nice construction, reasonably easy to work in. The standoffs were already installed, very nice!

Very good for price. ( under 60$ish)Very nice design not to big not to smallOnly complaint is that was sorta difficult to install my Asrock mobo but nothing bad. No its not glass but that doesn't specifically for the price.PROS:-Rgb-3 usb ports-Led control on topCONS:-noneWould definitely 👍 buy again

This is a very budget friendly case.It looks very nice and build quality is decent for the money (minus one issues).Below are components I put in this case.CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (stock cooler)Memory - Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8GBPSU - ARESGAME 500W 80+ BronzeSSD - Sabrent Rocket Q 1TB NVME M.2Mobo - Asrock B450M-HDV R4.0 mATXGPU - EVGA 1650 SC UltraCase Fans - EZDIY-FAB 120mm PWM White LED Fan X 3Build Quality- Side panel is clear acrylic which I knew. Would have preferred smoked variant- Front panel is hard to take off. Almost feels like I'm going to break it- Plenty of mobo cutouts for cable management- No sharp edgesAir Flow / Fans / Temps- Included 2 120mm fans are not PWM (3 pin connectors), which I knew and replaced with PWM ones- Option to install up to 5 X 120mm or 140mm fans- I have 2 120mm fans installed in front as intake. Due to cables from front panel I/O being in the way, very very tight fit- Top panel has magnetic dust filters- Overall decent airflow- CPU / GPU temps rarely go over 70°C, usually in the low 60°s when gamingFront I/O- Power button- Reset button- Front panel LED / RGB controller (tons of colors / options to choose from)- USB Ports (1 X 3.0, 2 X 2.0)- Mic jack - not tested- Headphone jack - this is where I have an issue. Lots of static (not usable) when using headphones. Not a deal breaker since I won't be using it at all, but still worth noting.This was a case for a budget build.Although I'm pretty satisfied with the build, if I had to do it all over again, I would probably look at different case options, but that goes same for other components in this build as well.Even though I won't be using it, crappy / non-functioning headphone jack still bugs me.If Montech wants to be competitive in the market, they should pay closer attention to small details.

Built a computer for my friend using this case. Very easy to mount and install everything. Plenty of space inside to build, and the 4 thumb screws for the front panel are much nicer than a sliding panel.The front is a bit tricky, I was convinced you couldn't remove the fan or take off the front cover. But if you pull out from the bottom, it'll feel like you're breaking it, but it comes right off.Highly recommend a modular power supply for this case, there is not much space for extra cables.I will probably use this same case for my next build.