Apevia X-Infinity mid tower with full-size acrylic side window, top USB3.0/USB2.0/audio ports - Blue

Unfortunately, we received the first case and it did not match the description and was dented and the 2nd did the not match either. The Images on Amazon, manufactures website, box, and manual all show this case having 4 cable pass-throughs with grommets however the cases we have received only have 1 and a different pattern for the pass-throughs it does include. I will most likely return this 2nd case as well. The image I have included highlights a few other differences that make me wonder if this case was redesigned at some point.update 12/6:Apevia has confirmed in an email that they updated the design of the motherboard tray and removed the grommets and opted for just regular holes and did not update any of the images, box, manual, or website.

I have been building units for a long, long time and this case is not a $60 case by any means. It's not as sturdy and robust as a case priced in this range and I found the lack of hardware supplied in the box frustrating. The SSD's mount nicely and everything fit well inside and while it looks nice, it is cheaply made compared to other China cases of it's price range. Had I seen this one on a shelf that I could touch and pick up I would have passed this one up for another brand.

Overall, this is an alright case with some annoyances.The metal on this case is sturdier than a lot of cheap cases, and even the plastic SSD mounting brackets seem to be engineered well. I had no problem fitting the power supply cables in the bottom power bay, and the back case panel fit like a glove after everything was installed. I also appreciate the pre-managed IO cables and the grommet out of the power supply bay - it makes for some nice cable management.The main issues I dislike are that there aren't large enough holes at the top of the motherboard to route the CPU cables to. You can only fit a fan 3pin/Molex through, so you'll have to deal with a cable running across the front of your motherboard.Secondly, and this is the fatal flaw of this case, is that the "tempered" window panel was not manufactured well. It looks very hazy, and even after cleaning with alcohol there is a "brushed-aluminium" look that makes the blue LEDs in the fans look smoky/hazy.Everything else about the case is great for the price.

I needed a case i could custom add a theme of my choice(like Star Wars or Star trek)Granted there's a bunch of them that are better looking and newer design.... but they use the whole front panel for Air intake and RGB lights.I needed a front panel I could use for adding vinyl stickers but at the same time (1) 3.5 bay.This tower takes air flow from front side of the panel.(Great)I needed ATX motherboard capability ,seems almost all are now catering to Micro ATX.Also needed space for full 1000 watt power supply.This tower is affordable and not bat to look at,....but mostly has tons of space for my "Frankenstein build"and it decently built.I will upload photos when I finish the build

Unfortunately, my first one arrived damaged.I did wind up getting a replacement shortly after this review was written. I've been using the case for 8 months now and I am very happy with it. I wanted something that was not deep so I could close the door on my desk when it was off. This was one of the only ones that would fit the bill. I am currently using it with a Ryzen 2600 and an 850 watt Thermal take modular PS....tight fit, but it stays cool and works well!

The product is okay for what you get. The metal is thin, kind of flimsy but still stylish. A standard atx motherboard will cover up the holes for the wires that are closest. The ones farther away still work fine but doesnt look as nice.Cable management can be a bit of a challenge for beginners as there is not a lot of room.If you have a fully modular power supply( highly recommended) set up your wires before you install the psu. Mount them how you want first, then plug into the unit and install.The included fans are pretty nice color and look good behind the acrylic side panel.I upgraded the case, psu, and heatsink (Evo 212) and they fit fine. I'd say there is about a quarter inch clearance with the heatsink and side panel so it barely clears it.Has room for 2 ssds and 2 hard drives.Overall, it's a decent case for someone's first pc build.

Great case for the price. 60 usd and you get a roomy case with a psu shroud and tinted smoky acrylic. You have room for a dual120mm radiator in the front. Room for GPUs longer than 12 inches. Lots of room for cable management. Steel is sturdy doesn't flex. The side panel dont flex too much either. Recommend for first time budget build. The power button has a nice click to it also.

The Apevia X-Infinity case is aesthetically pleasing, has a mostly solid construction, and is quite spacey on the inside. I bought it to swap from a huge, heavy full-tower case to something smaller and sightly for my living room. It exceeding my expectations on the space within, actually providing more space to work around in than my previous case. I recommend this case for the price and how it looks. Only downside is the smoke look is kind of cloudy looking. Otherwise it's a great case.

I was very impressed with this case when unboxing it, a build hasn't been put into it yet though so I can't vouch for anything else just yet.