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Great case. Solid build. Plenty of room for cable routing and drives. Hardly any sound from the fans unless your gaming, then they rev up and do what there made for. Real good filters. Large and heavy but in a good way, this case will protect your gear.

- The were much stronger than I expected. - They actually look pretty cool for being plain fans.

Easy to build in Looks great Good quality

I mostly got this case because it is moderately sized, but can still hold an EEB (E-ATX) motherboard. Additional benefits are that it is inexpensive, but well built despite that. One thing I didn't anticipate is that as a beginner, the simplicity of this case made it very easy as a first experience. I had to get an adapter for the front panel plug because of the motherboard I used (Gigabyte MD71-HB0), but that was a ~$10 purchase from the "River in South America" company (they won't let me use the company name 🤣. Everything else was in the box (or came with the PSU).

-Big. - Intelligently Designed - Able to fit the Artic Freezer 2 420mm AIO... Barely as long as you do a push pull config of the AIO in order to provide the clearance. - Simple and Well Designed. No PSU shroud so you have more usable space to build. -Lightweight for the size

If you want to see exactly what goes on in side your computer you will want buy one of these.

- It is beautiful and sleek - Fits mATX motherboards - It is not tall

-Can fit 2 thicc GPU's AND air cool them -Sleek and clean look -Great internal fan/filter layout -Great bang4buck

I was looking at the R4 and almost pulled the trigger. On a whim I searched to see if there was an R5 and was glad there was one. I didn't read all the comments on the R4, but all the cons that where addressed appear to have been resolved in the R5, most notably the fan covers form a complete seal, and you can access your SSD behind the motherboard by just removing the panel. I don't normally spend a lot on cases but I was tired of the noise coming from my Coolermaster, even with Noctua fans I just installed. This case is about as quit as you can get. It is hardly noticeable. All the hardware are in separate bags, with a clear chart on the box telling you what is what. The user manual doesn't leave anything out so there is no guessing. The velcro straps are incredibly strong so you can really jam them up with as much cable as you need. I have a full size ATX motherboard and there is room galore in this thing. This case was clearly designed with the user in mind and represents a solid improvement over the R4.

Easiest case to work with. Everything fit and gave the impression of solid high quality components. I really like that the pw/sw connector is already a single module, so you don't have to fiddle with it. Very nice looking case.

I like this case as it is nice and compact, yet does the job and looks great.

Quality, aesthetics, and top I/O

Fans look wonderful and ties the whole build together

Beautiful case Easy to build in Included fans are a plus Sturdy build Cheap price point for what you are getting

Nice clean white and good air flow

Totally awesome product. Hassle free RGB lights that are supported by most known software providers (I use MSI) and front panel buttons to toggle it the way you desire. Metals do not feel bendable or cheap I guess. Very dynamic as the name suggests so your rig can be made even more unique. Versatile cable management with spacious chamber for hard drives and fan hubs. Are some of the features that I enjoy the most.

The price when it was on sale was cheap (technically 3 for the price of 1).

Very quite under normal use, nice colors.

-easy, clean install -look great -removing one fan from the pack was simple

Easy install