Corsair2500X Small-Tower mATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – White/Bamboo Wood

When I first saw this I loved the wood accents that gave it this earthy feel I don't see in many other cases on the market, it was an instant purchase for me with a good price point (got it at around $140-$150 range). Plus the instructions it comes with are pretty good, and it arrives with zip ties for cable organization and extra screws in case your other parts don't come with them! Overall great, spacious, and fits almost all sizes of the average components including fans and gpus with 3 fans also, although I only have a gpu with 2 fans.

Looks great and has tons of neat features, knocked down one star because it's a lot bigger for an mATX case than I anticipated.

Its a beautiful case, but the bamboo above the front glass has no metal support, so it's very easy to crack the bamboo in the most visible way! Also, you can only fit a Micro-ATX motherboard. Disappointed no fans are included and the case is so bare of anything but the essentials. It seems like a very bad value for what you get in return for your money, but it is mostly well made and has a unique look. Not sure the cost is reasonable just for a look and no real innovation or easier build process.

We just finished our build with this case with a msi project zero motherboard which has the cable attachments at the back. In general it worked quite well. The cable area in back turned out to be barely large enough to contain the profuse amount of cabling required. The most serious problem was the distance between the CPU 8-pin power cables at top right (viewed from behind) and the internal drive housing. That is just not enough room and we risked damaging the cables or the MB connector. We should have located some 8-pin cables with a 90 turn at the MB connector, like for some 120v power strips / extension cords. The case does include some small mystery cables we didn’t use, but not those. The build was much easier once the removable internal drive housing was removed. It was well worth removing that at start and putting it back once the cables were all connected to the motherboard.There is way more than enough space in the front of the cabinet. The area is maybe 3x what we needed. We bought the white case, but maybe in retrospect, black would have been better, since we found the amount of light coming from the fans and reflected off the case to be a bit distracting in a darkly lit room.The case claims that the top and bottom fan mounts are for 120mm fans, but there are slots for mounting 140mm as well. It looks like both top and bottom can just fit 3x140mm fans, but I haven’t tried it.Having a tailored mounting bracket on the drive housing for the icue commander xt fan controller was a nice touch.