CiT Level 1 Micro-ATX PC Gaming Case M/ATX with Tempered Glass Front & Side Panels with 3 x RGB Rainbow Fans Included | Black

Built a pc using this case! Cable management space was ok. For the money, its good

In the 30+ years I have been building PC's this is undoubtedly the worst PC case I've ever used. It looks nice but is let down by features that are poorly implemented. To begin with the space between the side panel and the back of the motherboard is too small for effective cable management. The SSD mounting plate is too shallow to take SSD's and the screw holes are offset making it impossible to mount in the first place. The fans require a free sata power source (not a big problem) but the fan connectors are incompatible with PWM motherboard sockets so you'll need to find a suitable adaptor. Switching the LED colours requires the sacrifice of the reset switch. All things considered this case barely deserves 1 star - avoid!

its a good case for the price i guess its really small, i could only just get a nitro7900xtx in it but had to put it in diagonally with my aio fans removed, otherwise its great, fans are loud but what do u expect for such a cheap price just get a 3 new pc fans and ur set.

My case is having trouble powering on. I’ve tested it with multiple motherboards and different PSUs, but the problem persists, and I can't deal with the return and refund process right now.

Fans u can't controll them or anything and u not able to connect them to fan hub u can connect only to sata nothing else which is making them very loud

First impressions are good. The case came well packaged and arrived safely. Inside the box was case fitted with three RGB fans, as well as screws and zip ties for cable management. The case is well made with a smart matt black paint finish. The side panel is tempered glass, but I suspect the front is plastic? It still looks good. I am not certain the fans draw much air at the front behind the clear panel. I wonder whether the grate front would have been better. All three fans are 120mm RGB connected as one master with two slave fans. They are a little loud and disappointing. They are powered by a spare sata plug on the PSU (not included) therefore don't have any speed control. The RGB modes are toggled by the reset switch on the top of the case. This didn't work at first but I realised the fan switch connector was not aligned to the two cables from the case switch. Polarity doesn't matter. The instructions don't tell you that holding the switch for a few seconds turns off the lighting effect. Would have liked to see pwm or temperature controlled fans. The instruction leaflet was very vague on details, however if you're familiar with pc builds it shouldn't be a problem. I think it would look really slick with all black pwm fans. Would recommend from casual gamers.