DeepCool CH370 Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case, 120mm Rear Fan Pre-Installed, Ventilated Airflow Design, Built-in Headphone Stand, Black

Got this to build my nephew his first gaming PC for his birthday. The case itself is nicely laid out and easy to build in and work with. The documentation could gave been a little better and the organization of the included screws left something to be desired as they were all mixed in the same bag. Liked the extra little features like the pop out headset holder and included GPU support brace.

I love how this case looks, has awesome airflow, easy cable management, very convenient to build in, subtle GPU sag bracket, nice headphone holder, simple IO design.

It’s exactly as described. I like having the temp on the side and it was easy to build in. It’s currently being used as a media server and I’ve had to opening it many times to adjust the hard drives and other components. It wasn’t hard to cable manage.

Being a newbie to the world of PC building, I was a bit nervous when I decided to take on the challenge. However, my worries were quickly put to rest when I got my hands on this incredible Deepcool PC case. This review comes straight from the heart ❤️, sharing my genuine experience with the product.From the moment I unboxed the case, it was evident that Deepcool paid meticulous attention to detail. The instructions were clear and concise, making the assembly process surprisingly intuitive. Even for a novice like me, putting together my gaming rig felt like a walk in the park. Kudos to Deepcool for designing a case that accommodates both experienced builders and newcomers.What truly impressed me was the thought that went into airflow and cooling. The case's design not only looks sleek but also ensures efficient ventilation, keeping my components at optimal temperatures during those marathon gaming sessions. Cable management was a breeze, thanks to well-placed openings and hooks that helped me achieve a neat and organized interior.Prior to purchasing this case, I had heard whispers about Deepcool's reputation for quality. I'm delighted to say that the rumors are true! This case lives up to the brand's name, and I'm genuinely excited to explore more of their offerings. If this case is any indication, I'm confident that their other products will be just as impressive.To sum it up, my experience with the Deepcool PC case has been nothing short of fantastic. It's a game changer for anyone looking to build their own PC, whether it's their first time or not. With top-notch quality, user-friendly features, and a stylish design, this case has earned its place in the spotlight. I can't wait to see what Deepcool has in store, and I'm grateful to have found a product that exceeded my expectations.

I love the look of this thing! The front air intake grill looks original, and it has a cool switch that can allow even more intake by simplifying the exposed grid pattern. It's pretty innovative and I like that. The integrated GPU support bracket will help your oversized graphics card to last longer, and also spare the strain on the motherboard slot that it plugs into. There is plenty of consideration for airflow, with intake or exhaust options on literally every panel of the case and a very permeable PSU shroud. Build quality is better than I'd expect in a sub $70 case with smooth rounded edges, and good rigid exterior materials.But size matters.I chose this case because it is made to support MATX and not support larger motherboards. Without examining the actual specs of the dimensions, I assumed that this case would be smaller than most ATX cases. In fact, it is as large as a sizable ATX mid tower. In other words, if you're choosing an MATX case because you've got the smaller motherboard and want a smaller build - - this is not the case for you. On the other hand, this case would allow you to nearly max out your liquid cooling, but do it around a smaller motherboard so that you don't also have to also max out the size of the whole build.Cable management space is roomy, and there are plenty of cable tie-down points. However, there are no special cable routing channels, and nothing more than pass-through openings to get your cables to the front of the case. So yes, cable management is a breeze and turns out fine but I can't give any extra points in this department.I haven't tried to fit any modern, oversized GPUs in this unit, so I won't speak to that but it's obvious that it will fit a 360 mm radiator in the front or top-- but not simultaneously. They would likely impinge on each other's space so it looks like the max radiator capacity is 360mm + 240mm. The SSD and HDD mounting options are easy to use.In conclusion - Good looks, good quality, would be easy to use even for beginners, and has tons of space. But if you're looking for tons of space, why not go for a case with mounting options for a full size ATX motherboard?

The case is spacious with enough room to do quite a bit in it. It has enough room to fit several disks and SSDs on the back. It has enough holes to allow for good cable management. The fans are PWM and they already are daisy-chained so you only need to connect to the motherboard on one spot. The fans light actually looks much better IRL than shown in the photos. It has plenty of slots for fans if you want to build a positive pressure to keep dust out of the system (the 3 in front already included, 2 in the bottom above the PSU, 2 on top for exhaust, and of course the back fan which also is preinstalled).Be mindful that it's a bit difficult to find the same model of fans if you wish to add more fans and maintain the same theme for your build. So take that into consideration when purchasing this case. "Similar" fans do not have the same shade so if you want to save money I'd recommend getting just normal fans without lights to mount in the 4 additional spots.

Good overall design, running the product with 2 x 240 mm radiatorsDepth is solid, I am using a 90degree clip for my 4090 so the clearing for the gpu power has about 1/4 of an inch extra before the glass. Killer deal for the price.

3 not 4, glass broke on first day very weak had to order a replacement. Keeps system cool but lots of places for dust to get in

Es una belleza de gabinete, más pequeño de lo que esperaba, pero con un flujo de aire excelente. A mí no me interesa el RGB ni nada de eso, pero cuenta con panel de cristal templado para poder ver el interior sin problemas. Tiene espacio para hasta 8 ventiladores y le cabe un enfriador de CPU de 120mm doble sin problema. Solo acepta tarjetas mATX y mini ITX para que no se confíen, el espacio es ajustado. El cable management no es el mejor, hay que pensar un poco más en el acomodo de los cables. El AIO esta limitado a 2x3.2 USB A y 1x7.1 headphone jack. En general facil de armar, suficiente espacio para GPUs de 3 ventiladores.

Nice looking case and keeps cool. However, the slots on the top aren't measured right so nothing fits. I have to plug my USB at the back instead of the top as intended which is annoying.

Gabinete bem espaçoso, dá pra fazer o cable management tranquilamente, o suporte pra headphone é muito útil. Uma pena vir apenas 1 fan traseira.Comprem na promoção (menos de R$500). Infelizmente fui trollado pela Amazon porque 1 semana depois barateou legal.

This could be the best mATX case on the market, but unfortunately it's not. This is one of the worst-value cases I've ever seen. It simply doesn't offer anything useful except for a graphics card standoff and headphones support. For 65-70 you basically get a cc360 model chassis with some fancy design choices, but with only one fan included. This case doesn't have any acceptable dust filters. Front panel is just a giant dust filter itself, which is a disaster for this price point. Neither the PSU filter is better, being a simple frameless mesh. This case also lacks any rubber wire covers, what results in an exposed white back panel, which contrasts and in-your-face visible whith black case interior. Just a reminder, that for 70 euros you can get Cougar Duoface ARGB, which not only covers all of the issues mentioned, but also includes 3 ARGB vents. Yes, it is an ATX, but a dmaller one and better in every aspect.I could possibly consider this case an option if it had at least a USB-C port on the front panel, but unfortunately, it doesn't.To sum up, it is an awful choice for this price. Only if you are really into the it's aesthetics and look for a minimalistic mATX case. For 55 euros I'd give it a go, but for more money there are better options. Had to return it, sadly.