Raidmax EXO Gaming Computer PC Case with Side Window and Front Color Mesh (Green)

I've been building computers since the early 90s. Between work, personal builds, and custom builds for family and friends, I've been inside hundreds of cases. This case is among the worst of them all.I know that the idea is to build lighter cases to help with portability (LAN parties, etc.), but this case is so light and thin that removing and replacing the side panels can be a challenge. There were areas inside the case such as a drive mount that were bent out of shape. The I/O shield for my motherboard couldn't stay in place because of the poorly formed opening. I wasn't able to get the motherboard to line up properly because of this.The sad thing is that this case was for my son's custom build for his high school graduation. I had to use a spare 15 year old Rosewill Challenger case to complete the build.For $5 more, you can get the updated version of the Rosewill case. Spend the extra money...the amount of frustration and grief you will avoid is worth the extra scratch.

I think this is a fine example of you get what you pay for. I have an older raidmax case that was 2 or 3 times the price and I love it, has held up well over the years and is a sturdy case. This case on the other hand, well I guess I'm not super surprised that at 50 bucks or so it is pretty flimsy and just not sturdily built at all. For a mid tower case it's on the small side and very easy to accidentally bend the framework of the case when moving it around if you're not careful. That all being said it will work fine for it's intended purpose, my biggest complaint is probably the limited space but if you are running a micro ATX motherboard it shouldn't really be any issue.

One reviewer said there was no place for cable management, but there is and itvs fine.Full disclosure, my last couple cases have been mid 90s hand me downs, for that nostalgia feel. But they were very heavy and some pin parts were not compatible with a newer motherboard.I've been building and working with pc most of my life. But I'm no hardcore pro, so I just wanted a nice looking case on a budget. The Exo SE case was just right for a mid-low range setup.I was surprised how light weight this case is. Plenty of plastic over metal, but I'm not running anything that'll melt the non metal parts.Most of my other cases were open on the side and somewhat noisy, but when this case is fully enclosed, it's quite quiet.

Case is cheap and flimsy but worth its price.Pros:CheapOne front fan for coolingUSB 3.0 front panel has a 2.0 USB adapter on itCons:Feels very cheapThe panel scratches very easilyNo place to hide the wires for cable management

do your self a favor and buy a better casetried to cheap out the front fan LED is not bright enough to sine though front panelback fan is 80mm and does not come with onebottom fan vent is cut wrong so fans are only half way airflownot enough room for fans! horrible design trust me

34.99$. What can I expect. I wanted a full atx case with a see through side panel for less than 35$. This is that product lol. Though the material is absolutely trash thin. I bent the top of the case where the side panel attached almost flat just by picking up the empty case. Though a very small footprint for an atx case.

Bought for budget build. Delivered exactly what you'd expect from this price point. It's a smaller sized mid atx tower that has everything you need and nothing special either.Given 5 stars because for the price, I expected a headache and didn't receive one.Recommended for builds on a strict budget.

Bent on the interior. Disconnected wire.