The Corsair Crystal 570X is an impressive new case from Corsair that uses tempered glass on all four main panels and then tops off the looks with three Corsair SP120 RGB fans at the front.

Buy this case!!!!!

Corsair continues to impress me with their products..; this case is definitely one of the best I have seen; All tempered glass, very well built and durable.; and there is a lot of room for many options of cooling and components; I'm currently using this as my main rig/gaming rig

The only downfall is the front dust filter for me gets full of dust really fast.; however.; that's not a bad thing because it proves that the job is getting done.; Cleaning it off isn't that hard.; but that would be my only complaint

Overall, this case provides a shining example of style over function. The case works like any other PC case, and has the same benefits and drawbacks as most PC cases on the market.

1; Stylish; A real head turner, 2; Adequate airflow for those who aren't water cooling the heck out of their rig, 3; Easy to assemble and disassemble, 4; Dust filters are easy to remove and clean, 5; PSU shroud is nice to conceal the mess of cables at the bottom of the case, 6.

1; PSU shroud is NOT removable, unlike it's smaller sibling the 460X, 2; Cable Management can be tricky with the included cable cover, especially with thick power cables running from the motherboard, 3; Not the quietest case in the world.

I love this case - it's big enough for me to fit any future build changes - possibly the last case I will ever buy

Excellent Airflow Lots of interior space for building Just fantastic aesthetically; 3x RGB Fans have vivid colors Cable management cover easily fits all the cords 2 HUGE dust screens - and a 3rd smaller one under the PSU

As far as Mid-Tower cases go - it's on the larger side - in addition the measurements stated are to the glass panel on top - not the top of the screws that keep that panel in place It's a long way from the PSU to the second 12V power connection on the motherboard.

Great case, I'm glad I ordered this over the cheaper case I was looking at. This case has plenty of space, and looks amazing. Only 'bad' aspect is you really should spend the extra time to manage cables, and probably go the extra effort to get better cables than provided simply because you will be...

Beautiful case. The quality is amazing. Only stupid thing about it is the lack of a PSU shroud cover, but corsair sells them on their website and I picked one up. Also, my plan is to make some acrylic covers for the HDDs so you don't see the ugly back side of them. Should be an awesome build!

Corsair heats up the glass case market with tempered panels on the front, top, and both sides. We examine its extra features, functionality and performance. Tempered glass panels are great for showing off internal components, and they are also good noise reflectors at the frequencies produced by...

All glass panels for optimal component display; Well-ventilated design; Full top-panel and face-panel dust filtration

Specified exhaust fan not present; Slightly inconvenient power supply filter access; Expensive

For a good number of years, Corsair's chassis portfolio has been split into four distinct categories. The Obsidian Series offers high-end appeal, the Graphite Series touts eye-catching curves, the Vengeance Series is aimed squarely at gamers, while the Carbide Series offers a lot of what's good...

Tempered glass looks brilliant; Removable trays aid radiator installation; Plenty of fan/radiator mounting points; RGB fans give it another dimension; Solid build quality throughout

Does little to contain noise; Lacks front-facing USB Type-C; Cable management could be better; No reset button

Over the last few years, Corsair has arguably been the biggest driving force behind the 'RGB everywhere' trend that's steadily been spreading throughout the hardware industry since the K70 RGB keyboard launched.

The Crystal Series 570X is a beautiful case with excellent cooling performance thanks to the triple 120 mm intake fans. Noise levels are higher than average, and this was due to the stock fans running at full speed.