I have a microATX motherboard and the case fit it exactly. In general, its dimensions are very right — neither too big nor cramped. Personally, I don’t like huge cases where half the system sits inside and it looks empty; I want there to be space to work, but also for it to look full and neat. And here it achieved that perfectly.

Assembly was fairly easy overall, but a little care is needed with motherboards that use a backplate for the CPU cooler. Since you need to pass through and align the bracket from the back side, it takes a bit of holding and attention until it screws in properly. It’s not a problem with the case, just something it’s good to know before starting.

The front glass does not come off — only the side opens. If the front also came off, it would help a little more with the build and cable management, but honestly it didn’t make things particularly difficult for me and in the end everything went in without issue.

The fans it includes are positioned very well and look aesthetically nice. From what I saw, you can also adjust them through software if your setup supports it. I already had three extra Arctic fans and installed them at the bottom without any problem.

It also has dust filters on the top and bottom that are easy to remove for cleaning, which I appreciated a lot. The package included screws and everything necessary for the build.

On the front I/O, the USB ports are properly bundled in cables and there is also Type-C, but there the motherboard needs to have the corresponding header — if you don’t have it, you simply leave it unplugged.

Graphics cards fit perfectly, the power supply went in without difficulty, and there is plenty of space behind for cable management. It also has the metal cover that helps hide the cables and makes the build look much cleaner.

Overall, for the price it is truly a very nice case. Everything fit nicely, the result came out neat, and I never felt for a moment that I was lacking space or features. I can comfortably recommend it to anyone who wants a beautiful and functional case without going to excessively large dimensions.

Rating: 9.5/10 (only because I would like the front glass to be removable too).

The case is available in two different versions: with fans and without fans. The version without fans does not include the “4F” indication in its name. As the “4F” suggests, the case includes 4 fans and also features an ARGB – PWM HUB for their control.

There is also a white version of the case.

Case dimensions:

Length: 420 mm
Width: 285 mm
Height: 399 mm

However, on the manufacturer’s official website, the length is stated as 440 mm. They have probably added an extra 20 mm due to the protrusion at the back, where the graphics card slot is located.

The case weighs about 7 kg.

This is a Dual Chamber type case. At the front, the ARGB components are impressively displayed, while at the back are the power supply and cables, with no worries about space or tidiness.

At the front and side, there are 4 mm thick tempered glass panels along the entire length. The side glass is easily and safely removed by unscrewing two screws at the back and sliding it slightly backward. However, the same does not apply to the front glass, which is secured with a total of 8 screws (4 on each side), making its removal more time-consuming.

The rear cover is mesh type, allowing the side fans to pull cool air inside, while the power supply also receives sufficient cooling. So, although it is a panoramic case, it offers performance similar to mesh cases. The rear cover is also easily removed with two screws.

On the front panel there are:

1 x USB-C
2 x USB 3.0
1 x 3.5mm jack (mic/audio)
1 x Power Button
1 x LED Controller

With the LED Button, you can change the ARGB lighting effects, and there is also the possibility of control via the motherboard’s software.

The case supports motherboards up to ATX (no E-ATX support).

Thanks to the openings behind the motherboard tray, motherboards with rear cable design, such as the MSI B650M PROJECT ZERO, can also be used.

At the top of the motherboard area, there are two large openings for CPU power, fans, and cooler cables. At the bottom, there are three openings for front panel, audio, and GPU cables.

If you are going to use an ATX-sized motherboard, pass the cables you intend to route through the openings under the motherboard tray before installing it in the case. Otherwise, after installing the motherboard, the available space becomes very limited. However, if you use an M-ATX or Mini ITX motherboard, you will not face any problem.

Although there are sufficiently sized cable management channels around the motherboard area, they do not have covers (grommets) to hide them. Thus, from these openings, the cable clutter at the back is visible.

The case supports graphics cards up to 410 mm and has 7 expansion slots. However, there is no support for vertical GPU mounting (nor a bracket).

Fan support:

Top: 3x120 mm or 2x140 mm
Side: 3x120 mm or 2x140 mm
Rear: 1x120 mm
Bottom: 3x120 mm

140 mm fans are not supported at the rear and bottom.

Water cooling support:

Top: up to 360 mm
Side: up to 280 mm
Bottom: 120 / 240 / 360 mm

No radiator support at the rear.

For air coolers, heatsinks up to 160 mm in height are supported.

The case has several mesh surfaces for proper airflow, while there are magnetic dust filters on the top and bottom. However, there are no filters on the side mesh and at the rear.

The pre-installed fans are 3-pin 5V ARGB with infinity mirror design. The side fans are reverse.

There is no official data for the fans, but after contacting Deepcool:

- Hydraulic bearing
- 800 – 1600 RPM
- 52 CFM
- 1.8 – 2 mm H2O pressure
- 27 dB noise

Additionally, Deepcool does not sell separately the fans included in this case.

So, if you want to add the same fans at the bottom or top for uniformity and better aesthetics, this is not possible from Deepcool.

However, it is possible to find fans from other companies on the market that are similar to those included in the case.

For example, I bought the Jungle Leopard - Prism 4 Max Triple Set to install at the bottom of the case. Both in appearance and performance, I can say they are almost identical.

Drive support:

2 x 3.5” HDD
3 x 2.5” SSD

The drives can be installed either on the rear modular bracket or at the front bottom. However, if installed at the front, one fan slot is lost.

The rear drive bracket is removable.

Pros:

- Good airflow
- Plenty of space for cooling (and custom loop)
- Compatibility with modern PC parts
- Good build quality
- Pre-installed fans

Cons:

- No grommets
- Lack of dust filters on some mesh areas
- Difficult removal of front panel
- Fans are not sold separately
- No support for vertical GPU

My own rating is 7 out of 10.

You can watch my review video (with English subtitles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UITQ1jv5cTQ