Lian LiHigh Airflow ATX PC Case, RGB Gaming Computer Case, Mesh Front Panel Mid-Tower Chassis w/ 3 ARGB PWM Fans Pre-Installed, USB Type-C Port, Tempered Glass Side Panel (LANCOOL 205 MESH C, Black)

This was my first time assembling my own build, and aside from some skill issue/inexperience on my part, this was such a novice friendly case! The screw holes are all great fits and the metal seems good quality, there were so many extra parts included, and they even came in a cute little plastic box with customizable dividers! I think my one gripe is that there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of room in the back for my chunky PSU cable, especially with the slightly cursed cable management on the pre-installed fan hub. I ended up mounting my SSD to the back of the case and completely yeeting the HD cage underneath, which gave me significantly more real estate and it all worked out.One thing I love is that there's more than enough from for my thicc ass GPU (Gigabyte RTX 3080 Vision) which was a pain point in my last case. I wouldn't recommend anything larger, though. I've noticed a significant difference in my airflow and temperatures as a result of this case, even when I'm gaming.If you're looking for a mid sized ATX tower that's cute and budget friendly but still with good airflow, this case won't disappoint.

I used the Lancool 205 Micro case for my first PC build and I couldn't be happier! It's an amazing micro case and I absolutely loved how it turned out. I'm not at all an expert in PC building, but I hope that my feedback helps a bit!Here are my specs- GTX 1050- GIGABYTE B550M DS3H- Crucial Ballistix 3200 MHz DDR4- ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports DUO- GIM KB-28 RGB Case Fans, 3 Pack White 120mm- EVGA 220-G3-0750-X1 Super Nova 750 G3, 80 Plus Gold 750W- Seagate BarraCuda 2TB Internal Hard Drive HDD- Crucial MX500 1TB- AMD Ryzen 5 3600Pros- Really easy to work with- Lots of different ways to route cables- Simple and minimalist design- Micro tower is small enough to fit on top of a desk without looking too big- Air flow on the back, top, front, below the psu, and on the sides of the front panel (enough to fit total of 5 fans // 1 fan in the back, 2 fans on the top, and 2 fans in the front)- Removeable Magnetic dust filters on the top and the bottom- Fits the ARCTIC Freezer 34 Esports (grey/white) PERFECTLY, goodness I was worried that my cpu cooler wouldn't fit, but it fit absolutely perfect with a tiny bit of room between the tempered glass and the front of the cpu cooler- the gap in the front is big enough to fit a custom rgb panel- the temps are nice! my GPU runs around 35-41°C- the glass feels very high qu (it's pretty heavy too!)Cons- I wasn't sure if this was the motherboard or the case (maybe it was just me?) but I found it very difficult mounting the motherboard onto the case. When I would screw the motherboard onto the case, I just could not get them to go inside. I managed to get the corners in, so I left it at that. This may have just been my fault though and I didn't want to strip the screws :'(- This is me just being a little picky, but I wish the little raised cable management things in the back of the case (I'm not sure what the technical term is) was slightly larger to fit bigger zip ties and velcro cable ties- I wasn't sure if the case was supposed to come with a mounting tray, but mine didn't come with any (I'm still not sure if the mounting is included or not) so I put my HDD in the drive bay and I placed my SSD right on top of the drive bay and zip tied it downOverall, the microATX case is absolutely beautiful and very well made! It's user-friendly and great for beginners that want a smaller build!

I purchased this to build in for my daughter. Her old pc was having thermal issues and she needed better airflow. This case was well made and easy to build in. No major issues. The two 140mm fans at the front have really helped with her temp issues.

So overall, this case is a pretty good one, and a pretty good upgrade from my H510 Elite Case. Here are some of the benefits of 205 Mesh.Pros:-A good amount of usb 3.0 and usb c ports in the front (an upgrade from my previous case)- Allows for good airflow, depending on how many fans you have installed- Although I changed the fans, they did come with a rgb controller and actually looks pretty good- A good amount of room for a large two fan gpu to fit- Also has a good amount of space in the back to add up a bunch of ssds and hddsCons:- One if the major cons that really pissed me off (and almost made me return the case) was the radiator clearance. On the site, Amazon listing, and manual, it says that for aio radiator 280mm can fit to the front of the case. I’m telling you this right now it doesn’t. I had to change the orientation of my aio, which wouldn’t haven been bad if even at the top of the case my aio would barely fit. I have a b450 thomahwak max and a 280mm kraken cooler. There is literally no space up there and I had to maneuver it in a way where it could fit. Luckily it did, although I’m not sure for 240mm aios, I think you guys will face the same situation but have a better outcome. Other than the cooler situation, this case was pretty easy to build in. And deserves 4 stars.Warnings:-If you have a 3 fan gpu do not buy this case it will not fit-If you have a 280mm cooler, the only way you can orient the cooler in a functional way would be ontop.