Here at The Tech Buyer's Guru, we begin every case review by noting that we really like reviewing cases. In fact, we've reviewed more PC cases than any other tech product. While big changes in other areas of PC technology get lots of press, the equally-important changes in case design often get...

Outstanding aesthetics thanks to glass panels and RGB fans; quiet operation; highly customizable interior; reasonable price

Plastic front panel is a bit hazy compared to glass side panels; utilitarian layout; odd default fan configuration

Chassis manufacturers can't get enough of tempered glass and RGB illumination. We've already seen the likes of Fractal Design , Cooler Master , Corsair and NZXT try their hand at glass-coated enclosures, and today we turn our attention to the Thermaltake View 31 Tempered Glass RGB Edition.

Good performance; Tempered-glass panels and RGB fans; Provisions for lots of liquid cooling; Riser GPU bracket has potential

No front-facing USB Type-C; PCIe x16 riser cable is a pricey extra; Would look tidier with a PSU shroud; Only three storage trays

Each time a PC case makes its way to our lab (more than just once a week) I'm always very curious to see if that particular model packs something new compared to what we've seen up to that moment.

Good Build Quality; Design (Tempered Glass Panels With Front Acrylic Fascia; Spacious Interior (420mm Long Graphics Cards / 180mm Tall CPU Coolers / 220mm Long PSUs; Vertical Graphics Card Mount; Room For Up To 9 Fans And/or Three 240/280/360mm Radiators; Bottom/Top Air Filters; Two Preinstalled...

Current Availability; Riser Cable Is Extra; Only Room For 3 Drives (Right From The Box

Computer case designs have come a long way since the days of the beige box and that is something we talk about quite often on the Hardware Asylum podcast . On that show we often bring up how trends in the case design world tend to change every few years mimicking what system builders and modders are...

Wide Chassis Design Tempered Glass Side Panels Dual Purpose Drive Trays Watercooling Options Many Radiator Locations Clear Plastic Bezel Can Support RGB LEDs

Clear plastic bezel easy to scratch Poor front panel venting Too many holes at the front of the chassis No PSU cover

Computer case designs have come a long way since the days of the beige box and that is something we talk about quite often on the

Wide Chassis Design; Tempered Glass Side Panels; Dual Purpose Drive Trays; Watercooling Options; Many Radiator Locations; Clear Plastic Bezel; Can Support RGB LEDs

Clear plastic bezel easy to scratch; Poor front panel venting; Too many holes at the front of the chassis; No PSU cover

i was already planning on getting diffrent fans but the ones it came with somewhat worked they would not start on there own to get them to start up i had to spin them a little with my hand then they would run untill i shut down my pc then i would have to it every time i booted it up the case itself...

This case was easy to build in, and ended up looking great with a vertical ASUS ROG STRIX 1070ti, rgb RAM, and a few RGB fans. The fan controller was easy to use. Haven't had any issues yet!

Having previously owned a view 27 I had some reservations about the view 31 and it's cooling ability. Which turned out to be totally unfounded. I installed my X99 strix 1080Ti build in there without any issue.

Great chassis! Loads of room and good options for your SSD or HDD. Easy slots for cables.

Beautiful!!!! , I am so happy with this case! looks great I just need to order 3 more rgb fans :D Tons of room to build in.... Would recommend!