High Airflow Micro ATX White PC Case, RGB Gaming Computer Case, Mesh Front Panel Mid-Tower Chassis w/ 2x140mm ARGB PWM Fans Pre-Installed, Tempered Glass Panel (LANCOOL 205M MESH, Snow White)

I've built a couple of PCs now and this is one of the easier cases I've worked on - panels and air filters can be removed and replaced without any trouble, the interior is surprisingly spacious which means less cursing when trying to install parts into tight spaces, and has great airflow + space for fans. The cable management holes and ports are well positioned, and combined with the hidden PSU shelf, glass door, and white exterior, makes for a very clean look (especially when combined with other black or white parts). The built-in adapter plug for the front panel headers is also much appreciated. A few things to keep in mind though: - Case can fit almost any video card, but triple fan cards will make cable management in the bottom front area of the case a bit tricky. I had a dual fan card so this was not an issue. - Each of the included front case fans has its own PWM and aRGB header, so make sure your motherboard has at least 2 SYSTEM_FAN and ARGB/JRAINBOW headers (or buy a cheap aRGB fan hub, like I did). - Some mobo standoffs are already installed, but if you're using an mATX mobo, make sure to install a few more for good support.

this case looks amazing and comes with 2 amazing 140mm fans that are nice and quiet. the case looks amazing and feels quality. I plan on getting another one in black for my dad's PC I plan on building for him.

This was a solid PC case for a friend's build. The only thing it lacked was a HUB to easily connect to the motherboard for RGB. I had to use a workaround and eventually got it to work.

It fits my Thermalrest Peerless Assassin 120 Se, Corsair AX1600i and a Sapphire RX 9070 XT Nitro+ while looking clean and having plenty of airflow for cooling. My only gripe is the case doesn’t have a front panel usb c port on it. I’m considering purchasing a usb c to back pcie cover area to make use of the usb c port. Size wise it’s about the size of a Cooler Master Qube 500. This case doesn’t support ATX or EATX like the Cooler Master case and the airflow is about the same. What this does have though is style.

New build for my daughter. Previously used a lancool II for my own build and was impressed with the quality. This did not disappoint. Quality was great and building was above average. Only issues were with standoffs having to be moved which is no big deal. Had plenty of room for gpu which always seems to be a problem with this size of case. The price is also a factor to consider. You get a lot for your money with Liam Li cases so don't hesitate.

Really easy to build in and looks super nice

This is a great case for what you pay for it. Good quality and easy to build in. I had no issues with it

Quality control issues. The power and reset buttons were wired backwards. The reset button turns the PC on, the Power button resets it. Took me a while to figure out that I had not done something wrong when moving my PC to this case. Airflow and cooling is otherwise good.

Amesome looking case, got enough vents for good air flow .