CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – 3x CORSAIR RS120 ARGB Fans Included – White

The Corsair 3500X RGB is an amazing case with solid build quality and stunning RGB lighting. The airflow is excellent, and the size perfectly fits my NZXT AIO cooler, with the corsair fans keeping temps low whilst also being quiet even under load. The iCUE LINK system makes cable management and fan control super easy. Plus, the tempered glass panel adds a sleek, premium look. Highly recommended and great value for any build!

Looks great with an all white component build, with enough space for large 3 slot / fan graphics cards and 360mm AIO coolers, the extra space allows for excellent airflow so high-end builds can stay cool under heavy load. The included ICUE-link cuts down on cable management and allows easy installation of a corsair AIO. The backwards connecting ports allow for my B650E stealth to fit cleanly in my case with minimal visible wires. with 8 corsair RX120 RGB fans (3 included with the case) noise level is barely noticeable when most cases you'll be wearing a headset.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted to try a glass case with minimal bezels and this one does not disappoint. There are many options but I have always like Corsair cases, especially any in white. The panels are all really easy to remove and replace as they all slot in and the bottom and push fit back in (no screws needed). I chose the model with the fans and controller as it was better value getting them together but you can install any fans in there.The negatives for me are the lack of space in the PSU area, if you plug in all the power cables into the PSU before fitting, you should be fine, otherwise it can be a pain to get them in after due to the angle and lack of space.The back section is also limited on space once you have all the cables plus multiple fan controllers/power hubs (I have the old corsair fan controller as well for my other RGB fans).Overall, I love the white finish and how visible everything is at the front and side. Plenty of space for decent size graphics cards plus all the fans you will ever need.

It looks nice. Nicer than I thought. I was buying this for my daughter and now I want one.There is so much room to work with. The cable management is a dream. Cases have gotten lot more better since 2010.There is a SSD and harddrive mount at the back.I've not setup the fans yet but all and all this case fit took me around half an hour.The front panel is sweet it's all in one plug instead of those pw rst pins you add one by one. Comes with USB 3 thingy and e sata I think.The glass panels are thick and don't feel cheap.

The case in itself is stunning and I love that the IO, power etc is all one cable with the option to convert to individual IO is there. All the panels are held on by plastic push-style clips so not sure how they will last over time but one thing I did notice was the quality control. Even though all the parts look and feel premium I noticed a slight lump on the top of the case which I had to push down to make it look better and the top plate also isn't flush along the front side, it's raised slightly on the right which can't be fixed. It's small but something you can't unsee. Also if you build in this case, get everything in the PSU before connecting up to your components, this is pretty standard but this case has very little space for cable management and will be a nightmare if you don't.

Got this case delivered as a replacement for my carbide case that I had and to be honest the build quality is pretty solid doesn't flex when you remove the side and front panel like others do, plus there's no screws to fasten it it just clicks in place same with the back and the top at the back of the case you can see there's no drive cages as you can fit 1 hdd on the panel above the hub and a pair of 2.5in ssd on the reverse side.The fans are pretty quiet and look good and same again they are pretty solid I have a mix of the qx & rx you get with the case & as you can see they work of the same hub but I will say this if you are going to fit more fans just remember that you may also have to order additional cables like ice had to so that I can fit the last 2 fans below the graphics card, you will also need to order a 90 degree 19pin USB adapter as you won't be able to fit them due the the cable being pretty solid

This is such a beautiful, clean looking case. The glass is crystal clear and looks like there is nothing there when you are square on. Loads of room for an x large psu, good amount of space for cable management. Also, the quick release panels are super handy.

Coming from a corsair carbide air 540, i have a lot of internals to consider.The move from the carbide 540 to the 3500X was down to space - I will be sad to see the 540 go.That being said, the 3500X in white is an absolute beauty, a real gem from Corsair.Build quality is fantastic, the finished look of the case is amazing. Naturally, the case came very well packed - I also like that there is no manual in the box but instead there is a QR code linking direct to the manual online.My only negative comment relates to the size of motherboard the case can take. Yes, it does take ATX - i have the Gigabyte X399 Auros Pro. Whilst the board fits perfectly, if i had a GPU that occupied three slots, I would need to choose whether to lose using the fastest PCI-e lane or the front panel USB ports as the cable supplied to connect the USB 3 sockets is fairly rigid and almost chunky. Takes a little manipulation with a 2 slot GPU to have the USB's connected without fouling the GPU fan.Does the case support ATX boards - Yes, of course. Just do your research beforehand to ensure everything will fit.Now, back to the positives for this case, it's gorgeous, well designed, well thought out, well packaged and exceptionally well finished - did i mention it is a gorgeous case?