XPG BATTLECRUISER Super Mid-Tower Tempered Glass Computer Case I Gaming Cabinet I Supports ATX Motherboard with 4 X 120mm Fans Included, Black

THE GLASS OF SIDE PANEL IS VERY DELICATE CAN BE BROKEN WITH A FALL OF HALF AN INCH, BE NOTICE

Excelente, amplio, y muy padre

This case was what I needed. Had a 165mm cooler and two cases that stated they could handle it did not. But this case handles a 170mm CPU cooler and did the trick. Materials are solid and I have 2 x m.2 drives and 5 x 2.5 inch SSD drives in the beast and it's whisper quiet even with my Old ASUS Graphics Card and a 1000 W Power Supply. Would recommend in a heartbeat if you're looking for a good solid case. Only issue is the fake front USB-C port. It is only for show and can’t be hooked up as a USB-C port.

Es war alles perfekt Bis auf die Kabel Management war zu schwer aber sah am Ende schön ausWenn man ein Wasserkühlung in Größe 360 benutzen will wird es ein bisschen eng aber passt

I’ve built many PCs over the years because I like having exactly what I want without having to pay for extemporaneous items.I’ve built with Thermaltake, Corsair, Antec, and Cooler Master ATX cases. This is my first build using the XPG cases and let me tell you... it was a dream!Firstly, this case is HUGE. Not talking about just the dimensions, but the inside is absolutely cavernous. Why? Because XPG has used thin punched metal which means it doesn’t need as much support as cases I’ve used before. This translates to more space for your components. Even though the metal is super thin, there’s not a single area that seems weak or flimsy. It’s light and it’s solid.Secondly, this is just a darn beautiful case. It comes with tempered glass on the sides and top which are darkened enough to hide cables and whatnot, but clear enough to see any RGB components clearly and beautifully.XPG has taken the best of all the computer cases before it and designed a beautiful case for custom builders in mind. From the outside, in. The tempered glass on the front and bottom rely on side air for intake and exhaust. This means the profile is smaller. It comes with a mesh filter for the top, front, and bottom to help prevent dust from accumulating inside the case. They’re easily removable and easy to clean.The top panel has easy buttons to identify for power, BIOS function, and RGB control. It comes with two fast USB ports and the new Type-C USB. Keep that in mind when getting your motherboard, because many mobos don’t come with the Type-C interface yet.The glass panels are easily removable for access to the massive interior. Another great aspect is that you don’t need any tools for this build. Having said that, some of the screws are kind of tight, and may need a screwdriver to loosen at first, but after that you’re good to go.XPG uses a clever silicon window design that lets you sneak your cables to the right side of the computer. They also serve as supports for SSDs which brings us to the next cool thing about this case. You can install 5 SSDs to the backside of the case which is more than enough for even advanced PC users. This helps keep the case super cool.But if you still haven’t upgraded to SSDs yet (what’s wrong with you?) there’s room for two HDDs at the bottom front and even a removable plate for a third HDD above the PSU area in front of the motherboard mount. The separation and placement of the HDD mounts means better thermal dissipation.What’s new to me is the mounting of the PSU. There’s a frame to be bolted to the PSU before installation and the frame is then mounted to the case. Not sure why this design was chosen, but it’s not a big deal and not a deal breaker. The PSU area is also... HUGE. There’s plenty of space for modular or non-modular PSU cables and the area will hold a PSU of any size comfortably.Not much to say about the motherboard mounting area other than you can mount any size motherboard you want. There’s even a handy window on the backside where the CPU sits to give you access to mount your CPU cooler.Finally, the Battle Cruiser comes with 4 pre-mounted fans that are super quiet. In fact, this is the quietest ATX case I’ve ever had. And with all that space available it will keep all your components nice and cool. I did move the front 120mm fans to the top to mount a 240mm radiator to the front. Swapping them out was nice and easy and there’s plenty of room to stow the excess wiring from the fans which keeps your build looking clean.In summary, there’s nothing negative I can say about this case. They have won me over, hands down. Although XPG is new to the scene, they’ve easily put maneuvered the top brands as the best case in my humble opinion.I’m giving the XPG Battle Cruiser five stars in every category. That means the next time I need another ATX case I won’t look for another brand. I’ll definitely be buying XPG again and I can’t wait to see what they come out with next.

Es un excelente gabinete. Ya lo había visto desde antes y lo pude conseguir en descuento, ya que tenía rato que no bajaba de precio. Metí mis componentes sin problema y la verdad quedaron muy bien, los ventiladores no me convencieron mucho, así que decidí dejar los que estaba usando en mi anterior gabinete, unos Deep cool 120. La verdad tiene un buen brillo y no había tenido ningún problema con ellos. Pero en general, el gabinete es excelente, por sus cuatro paneles de vidrio llama la atención demasiado. Muy recomendable. saludos.