iONZ KZ07 PC Black Computer Mid Tower Gaming Case ATX M/ATX USB 3 PSU Shroud

I’m so impressed for the very low price. The case came with all the parts to set everything up. Dust filters work well and all the holes for fans line up fine. Plus it does look better than you’d expect for he price. Whilst everything you’d want is well done, quality is... okay. Cheap thin metal in places that will bent easily. It’s a strong enough case though. The clear window doesn’t quite fill the edges but for the cost you’d not really notice unless someone pointed it out in a review and you looked for it because you were aware of it. I bought this for a friends build and ended up switching it for my more costly case just as it looks better and more drive bays. Intake at the front is good but the lack of dust filters will mean dusting slightly more often. Overall very good looks for the cost and all of it goes together with no issues.

Very good product for the price. Its medium sized case. Hight wise fine but width is a little shy. Especially if you have a Cooler Master 212 Evo because it will be touching the transparent side of the case. Plastic touching hot parts equals hazard. It would be a perfect case if your cpu fan is smaller. I should have done my homework first and taken the correct measurements. Well, you live and other people learn.

I really don't get why people spend a fortune on PC cases. I needed to replace my PC case (parts of the PC are almost 10 years old!) and the old case was in a state. I bought this and I really like it. I have a MicroATX Mobo but it has PLENTY of space inside for the GPU and other stuff, oddly enough I'm sure it's the same size as my old PC case yet seems more spacious inside. One complaint is that there is only 2 HDD caddies/spaces to put them in their designated space - you CAN (and I have) mount them on the case itself internally where they usually go, but having the space for 2 more HDD's and not using it I think is a poor decision. Speaking of HDD a WORD OF WARNING to anyone buying this; make sure you have some 90 degree SATA cables if you intend to use the HDD caddies/bays; the HDD's ports face towards the PC case and leaves you with MINIMAL space - I had to purchase some SATA cables off eBay as mine were not. All in all, a good case and I'm very happy with it - I bought some PC lights also off eBay and now my PC looks brand new again.

Ok I paid 36 quid, I wanted a smaller case for my daughter who was using my old full tower thermaltake case (and old cast off parts) which weighs in about 22Kg. This case when fully loaded was coming in around 6Kg, it's light, so light you can carry it with one hand. But its light for a reason ... because its cheap :D First off, I would have given it 4 stars but I found at every point I was having to bend or skew the chassis to mount items. The PSU was a nightmare to fit, I phyically had to punch it to slot it in (in slots in from the side) god help anyone without a modular psu, you can see in my pictures the clearance you have between the back of the PSU and the HDD slots, and you can see how I had to bend it to fit the PSU in then bend it back. So in my opinion if you plan on fitting a psu ... that has cables maybe consider a different case. My own PC I use a decent Fractal Design, and I can see how this cheap case has taken elements from other high end cases such as psu shrouds, cable management holes, cpu holes, vents, side panels ... they are just and implemented them cheaply/poorly more visual than functionality. As you can see from the picture, it fits am ATX motherboard fine, though if you have a large cpu heatsink/fan you probably can't mount 2 fans at the top. on The subject of fans, I couldn't find a way to remove the front panel to mount a proper front intake. It may very well just pull off with some force but, too much force would risk snapping so I didn't do it. It does state you can mount 5 fans (2 top, 2 front and 1 rear). In theory you could mount an AIO upto 240mm ( though I doubt you would use this case if you were buying aios). There is plenty of room to install a large GPU. I fit a quite bulky 780ti and its was more than enough. For storage you can mount officially 4 devices. 2 2.5" drive screw directly to the chassis, and then you have 2 3.5" caddies (with adaptor you could mount 2 more 2.5" drive). In my build I have added a traditional mechanical, and an ssd. Again the mounting position for the SSD meant the adaptors (both sata and power) are bent slightly due to the case not designed well. If you are creative, you probably could mount 4 SSDs and 3 HDDs but again if you can afford/use that amount of storage you probably can afford a better case. Something that surprised me was that it has a USB3.0 motherboard header, pined out for 2 front connectors ... but has been wired to a single connector, the other slot is blanked out. Really that must have a saved a whole £0.001. The window side panels, its a dark plastic, doesn't really show light too well, so if you did plan on having any rgb you may not see it too well? All in all, its an OK case, not a great case. All the people in the other reviews giving it 5 stars and creaming themselves have clearly never used a decent case before, its 3 star, 3.5 at best and its nothing something you wanna show off to your mates, just hide it under the desk :P

I bought this for my budget gaming pc and its amazing, does everything a expensive case would but for a way cheaper price, fully recommended. I run a full size atx board with 5 fans and its super quiet and cool to the touch. Thermals are great too does not overheat at all. You can achieve a stunning looking and performing build with this case. I fully love it!!

Very good case has a lot of expandability and for the price it's one of the best cases I've had. It's a perspex side panel but it looks good and it's built really well. Comes with everything you need. Really good this should be around the 40 mark but only 25 quid when I got it.. Super deal. Arrived in 2 days so was also good! If your looking for a case on a budget then I would 100 percent recommend this.

I recommend it, great value for the money. Prety too.

It's a lovely cheap case. It has a basement to hide PSU cables, has very nice drive placement for both 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch drives. There's no sharp corners that I encountered, it's painted inside too. Fit all the hardware I needed aside from the case not being wide enough to fit a Hyper 212 Evo so the acrylic side panel sticks out a little bit in the middle.

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