Setting my pc up in this case was quite a mission and I do have some gripes about some of its design choices, however, my pc runs a lot cooler now so all is well.

Bought this case on the back of some stellar reviews. I was not disappointed. Easy to work with, great cable management options, plenty of room for GPU and cooling options. The stock fans have been fine so far, and run reasonably quietly. Temps are low so far, but the build has not been run hard as yet. Price and delivery from PB Tech were stellar as always,

The performance model comes with a built-in fan hub which is nice. The airflow is great. Dust mount on the bottom and top, and the front is meshed for improved airflow (which is very good). A little warning that the front mesh isn't that fine and so some dust does enter the system, but I didn't start to notice dust in the case until about a month or two after building my pc. The cable management is very clean and easy to use, and I love the PSU shroud personally. Lots of spots for HDDs or SSDs also which is nice for a storage freak. Also lots of room in the case making the build very easy.

The build quality of this case is good. Very easy to build in with the cable management covers making it easy for you PC to look clean with minimum effort. The amount of cooling the case supplies is outstanding. Only thing stopping this case recieving full points from me is the fans do have a bit of motor noise even at low RPM, ended up replacing all the stock fans as i wanted it as quiet as possible. But other than the fans this case is fantastic

It had been many years since I last built myself a PC and there's so many options available now it was pretty overwhelming. GamersNexus was a great source of reviews and based on their recommendations the Lancool II Mesh seemed like a good one to go with. This case is gorgeous, well built and the tempered glass door is large and clean. When built this case looks like a million bucks sitting on my desk. Everything is easy to get at, with backplates you can remove for cabling and to get access for inserting components. Make sure you plug PSU cables into the PSU first if you have large hands as trying to add them latter was a hassle, even...view more

Great case, fans a little louder than I thought.