CiT Blitz RGB Gaming Case with Full Acrylic Side Window - Black

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This case has a lot of flaws, I was drawn in by its flashy RGB and decent design, I build pcs on the side as a hobby and to make a little money, and I must say this case has been one of the worst.Pros.Looks goodHas RGBGood amount of space in the caseGood compatabilityDecent cable managementHas a basementConsFans aren't speed controllable and plug into a proprietary fan hub.HDD mounting was tediousSide panel screws are into case chassis and prone to breaking (I had one strip it's thread immediately)Lack of airflowFront panel so stiff to remove it's a concern that you may break it.Clearance of a tower cooler with pre installed top fans was an issue and had to swap fan locationsAll in all I'd rather have gone with a different case but I was in a rush to sell this pc to a customer, lucky they were understanding about the case and with some tinkering I improved the airflow somewhat.

The cit blitz.The case looks quite good when it's up and running. The rgb fans look good and the see through panel.Not a big case at all, if your going atx forget it. My son likes it and I do, but it's crappy to work on. My advice for for an extra 10 or 20 pound and get better.Nice lights and once done looks really niceWorking on this is a nightmare.No room at all.

Stated it was used and only in acceptable condition but mine came basically new few tiny marks on the plastic that's all lol I guess this one was from someone who couldnt build a pc or didn't like so they sent back and I don't know why as this is an amazing case yes it's not the most durable but if your looking for a cheap RGB case this will do just fine :) thanks again Amazon awesome as usual :)

Its a cheap case, bought it for my nephew to build his first Gaming PC in and wish I has spent a more money to be honest.Both fans are powered but a MOLEX plug and are on 100% all the time, they are also both exhaust fans, despite the dust filter on the top they aren't reversible, so don't be putting anything with any steam in it.Its fiddly to get the cables in neat and doesn't feel like a case that will be easy to upgrade PC bits on, its a one use affair but for the price thats not really an issue. Once together it does look pretty good, giving some PCMR looks for very a cheap price but I would not recommend it for a beginner, its not an easy case to build a PC in.It looks the part, but feels very very cheap, even for the price.

The case LEDs look amazing and it looks really sleek and nice. It's great to show off to my friends and definitely plays the part of looking like an absolute beast gaming rig. However, building the actual f*ing thing was made so much harder than it needed to be. The top LED case fan is really low down and sits RIGHT in front of the CPU power on the motherboard, meaning I had to unscrew the fan to install it, and it wouldn't even fit back in place once the cable was in. So my top fan is slightly skewed and only held in place by 2 screws. Thankfully it's not that noticable. The ports for literally everything feel super flimsy too and I feel like I'm about to snap something whenever I insert a USB cable in to the front ports. The case is super cheap so I guess you get what you pay for, but I highly recommend spending a *little* extra on a decent case and avoiding this one, especially if you're new to PC building as the case comes with no instructions on how to install any of the fans or front panel connectors etc.