InWin 303C/Black Type-C Gen 2 RGB LED ATX Mid Tower with Tempered Glass Computer Chassis Case

I just received the case and I have zero clue what that guy below says was flimsy. The side window is the same thickness as the P400s with the bonus of having a tool-less design. The body is SECC steel, which is electro galvanized cold rolled and is of a high quality. The galvanization helps paint to stick, and In-Win paint is such that despite my fumbling with the screw driver not once did I accidentally scratch the paint. There is no flex to any of the components save for the rear side panel but even then that flex is very minimal.Now why isnt this five stars? A few reasons. Cables from the PSU all have to go through a small cut out from the shroud to the rest of the components. There is zero room at the bottom between the atx motherboard and IO cables and fan cables so you have to pull the cables across the mother board. The SSD mounts are too close to each other and need more clearance from the mounts, my sata power cables are not flat but angled so they connected uncomfortably. Just know that his is a fairly small atx case and it is tight in there. Despite all of that it stays nice and cool, and my radiator isnt as congested as I worried.

I love the anesthetic of the case, it's unique and very inwin. The case is definitely anesthetics over performance, but you can definitely pack alot of hardware without much problem. The top fan/rad mount is very striking and is a nice use of space (with the psu compartment behind it). Its also capable of mounting a 420mm rad up there, despite the official specs only specifying a 360mm rad. The 420 looks much more natural given the ample space above. It will mount with 3 or 4 screws just fine. The case can fit eatx motherboards which is a nice plus given its size. Few other mid towers can hold as big a motherboard as this one. For reference I'm using the Asus Zenith Extreme in my build and it fits great.I've used this case for nearing a year now and my main takeaways are that the cable management could be greatly improved with better cable routing cutouts. Some up and down the side of the motherboard with rubber grommets would go a long way. The current cutouts they have are poorly placed for most builds.I also have a problem with the front argb. It worked for the first few months I had this case, but one day it stopped working and nothing I've done has brought it back. I'm guessing that it has burned out, which is a huge bummer since it was very beautiful when it worked.Sorry for the somewhat random collection of thoughts. All in all I would buy the case again for my build, though I wish they would release an updated version with some better cutouts and official 420 rad support up top. It's a great looking case and if that's what you're looking for you won't be disappointed.

so this case is good, well built, and its great for what i got it for which is looking good and if thats all youre after and you arent concerned about things like good temps (even with liquid cooling) or easy assembly of your system as a whole then its great. however the design was plainly poorly thought out, theres insufficient cutouts for cables including there being no cutout for cpu power, and if you have a motherboard with the usb 3 plug in at the bottom or most any plug you plan to use dont plan on putting any fans at the bottom because they simply wont fit. all that said over all the case is pretty good, solid build quality, the acrylic panels not crappy good space in the psu chamber for extra cable length and it can technically fit 2 360 rads under the right circumstances

The item is really big and lot space. Good for build but I make said the price I little high but I recommend to go and watch Joey Delgado he build pc using this case

Beautiful case cant wait to get a pc in it quality feels great mostly metal

I tried putting in my hard disk and it was impossible for me to do so. I had to end up buying a new and bigger nvme to adjust for the lack of storage due to this issue.

No case fans- which I knew but still feels like a crappy deal.An inexplicably designed rear IO section that doesn't allow for the rear IO shield and allows air to flow around IO ports... Why?!RGB worked out of the box, plenty of room while remaining compact for a ATX midtower.

this case is mostly for looks, not sure about the cooling effectiveness