Phanteks Eclipse P400A Digital ATX Mid-tower(PH-EC400ATG_DBK01), Mesh Front Panel, Tempered Glass, Digital-RGB, Black

I didn't have any issues with the quality or layout of the case. During the build, everything seemed very thought-out, and I could tell that this design has evolved over a few iterations. The fans are RIDICULOUSLY quiet, and it's just a beautiful case overall. The manual could be a bit more detailed. The longest part of the build was me just trying to figure out how the D-RGB cables worked, so I'll save you some time: If you want the system to control the LEDs, plug the "M/B D-RGB" cable into the motherboard. If you want the button on the case to control the LEDs, plug it into the matching cable from the front panel labeled "D-RGB FAN".Overall, really love this case.Pros:- Everything just seems to be where it should be for convenience of build- Very easy for a first-timer to build with- Drive bays are simple and out of the way- Overall very nice aesthetic- Very quiet fans- Fantastic thermal performance right out the box- Contains a generous amount of spare screws and cable tiesCons (all very minor):- Fan cables could be just a tad longer- Manual could be a little more detailed- The screws aren't the greatest quality, but perfectly serviceable. Didn't have any actual problems with them, just noticed a few were a bit rough.

Really loving this case. The airflow is amazing. My CPU never gets above 75 degrees Celsius on heavy load and that is using only the stock fans with a dual fan CPU cooler. The one complaint I have is related to the cabling and unclear instructions in the manual. The front fan RGB cables are daisy chained into a single input to the motherboard, but the fan cables are not and they are not labeled in anyway. I had to spend extra time tracing and untangling cables just to identify them. They label most the other cables, so why not this too?The manual also details what needs to be plugged into the motherboard and there is no mention of needing fan header ports which is obviously incorrect. You have to plug the fans into the motherboard or they won't spin. In my case I had to buy a fan header hub since my motherboard only has 2 fan header ports.Beyond that little detail I am loving the case so far. Nice sleek and simple design that delivers excellent temp values.

This is a great looking case, and it's well designed with plenty of room for cable management, easily removable mesh covers to clean for dust, and plenty of room for cable management. However, after one day from completing my build one of the included case fans started making an awful noise, and then completely stopped working. This was pretty annoying to deal with after only one day considering the amount of time I put into cable management... and the time I had to spend undoing and resetting everything.,. I'm not sure if it had been sitting in inventory for awhile or what but that sort of thing sucks.

I really like this case. The build materials are seems solid. Air flow is really good on it. The only complaints I have are...1) The cable management is ok but not great. 2) The inside panel that you can remove to fit a thicker AIO and fans can be adjusted and screwed down. You can take it off or unscrew it and let rest it but you move case the panel can slide around. Only relevant if you’re moving the case but if it’s stationary it’s a non-issue. 3) The RGB fans that it comes with are ok but that don’t always run immediately. You something have to give them a little help with your finger to stay spinning. All my research for this points to a hardware issue not a software issue.But overall, I really like the case.

I’ve used phanteks cases for the last 10 years and so far haven’t been disappointed. Plenty of rear cable management tie down points, nice RGB fans in the front, and extremely easy to build in. If I had to make one complaint it would be phanteks using there own special RGB connectors for the fans. Not a huge deal for me because I already owned the RGB strip that plugs right into the case RGB headers.

Assembly was pretty easy, but it took me a while to figure out how to hook up the LEDs as the cables aren't labelled very well. Keeps my machine far cooler than my old case and the front mesh is super easy to wipe down with even a bare hand when dust accumulates. The Drive storage is one of the coolest bits. The caddies are super easy to use and tuck away nicely. Wire management is easy enough, although maybe not perfect.Fans can sometimes be loud, but with speakers going or headphones on its really easy to drown them out. The LEDs are bright enough that when I had this in my bedroom I had to turn them off at night to sleep.

Good build having every part fit but the exclusion of LeD lights creates an uninteresting, bland atmosphere.

Built my first PC last month using this case and I have had nothing but great success with it so far. The 3 rgb included fans do a great job of pulling in air thanks to the breathable mesh front. Only gripe with the front is that its possible to be bent if picking up the case itself (be careful!). The back panel was a bit tricky to get off but the wire straps and passthroughs are all perfect sizes to get your pc cable management perfect. When buying this case, make sure you get a 4th fan to help with the outake hot air.