GOLDEN FIELD MAGE-B Computer Case Gaming PC ATX/MATX/ITX Case Mid Tower with 3 Colorful LED Fans Tempered Class Side Panel, Mesh Front Panel (Black)

The first case i bought was the biggest regret in my eyes, you could barely cable manage on it, the airflow was restricting where my PC would overheat and shut off, and the RGB is controlled by a button, and only that.Now i’ve moved on from that, i built myself a new PC with better specs and a way better CPU Cooler… and a lot more RGB, and because of how many wires that RGB has, i decided that i really needed a new case. I was originally going to buy a Musetex case, but the fans had no PWM, and their mesh case felt bland. Then I saw this.It seemed absolutely perfect, so i bought it.The PC Case came with a few things, like a Piezo speaker for some reason, motherboard screws, extra standoffs, and the case itself.I checked it out before building on it, and here’s a few things i noticed:- These fans are pretty cheap and aren’t really designed much more than to be flashy fans that blow some air, i wouldn’t recommend using them- The fans aren’t mounted correctly (the top half is screwed to where the 140mm fans would be screwed, the fans themselves are 120mm), i assume this is just laziness or poor training in the factory, i don’t know, i’ve never seen a case being manufactured before.- There’s a massive metal piece on the back-side panel, why? It’s not easy to screw on to the case, and it just adds an extra step- The PCIE covers are one-time use, you can only remove them- The HDD Mounting system is poorly designed and cheap, no rubber pads, half of the screw holes for the 2nd drive are blocked by the legs the Hard Drive mounts stand up in- Golden Field Logo is painted on, you can’t easily remove itNow building on the case is fairly easy, the back-side panel space isn’t super spacious, but it isn’t tight and impossible to shut the back-side panel. I could actually do some cable management, even if it was lackluster. Installing the I.O Shield and then the motherboard was easy for me at least. I was able to screw in on every screw hole of my motherboard, which i couldn’t do before on my last case. The front panel is incredibly easy to remove and so installing the fans on the front were painless, and the Sliding glass door wasn’t as bad as i thought it would be.My only issue was i broke out the wrong PCIE Cover.After building the PC Together, the Case looks as great as i thought it would be. While it might look a bit basic, there’s a lot i love about the design. The extremely boxy design, the predictable diamond pattern mesh, the border surrounding the mesh, the cutouts at the top and bottom of the front panel that doesn’t seem to have a purpose but looks nice anyways, and the chrome legs. Oh, and with RGB Fans, the fans reflects a bit of light off the mesh, and you get this glowing look. This case is definitely designed to have an appealing look, and that shows with it’s multiple colors.The case has enough vents to push a lot of air, and i haven’t gotten much dust accumulation yet. Just remove the top mesh panel, there’s no reason it should exist, it’s literally just blowing air out.Overall, I love the look of this case, they definitely cut some corners, but the overall product is great, and i love the look of it. It definitely adds something to my setup.

I was very sceptical in buying this case because of the lack of reviews. But I purchased it and am very happy. It’s a little bigger than my previous case and has more airflow. I highly recommend it. I will add a photo of it on soon. It has pretty pastel thin lights which I love so much. Easy set up and cord management is guaranteed.UPDATE: 3 Feb 2021The case is still amazing. I switched the pastel lights above to apply a radiator. Super easy switching if you’re getting the radiator like mine or similar. I applied a different fan from Arctic underneath the radiator. Basically my point is if you want to remove the lights its no issue :) still a great case. I still recommend. The updated photographs are there now. Last 2.

Building a PC with my girlfriend and wanted a flashy pink case, but did not find a lot of good options. This is the pink version of a standard case you might get with other builds. Decent space, decent cable management & the fans do look nice. After some difficulty setting it up, customer service was very helpful over email. I would recommend to others looking for a pink case.

Overall not a terrible case. Came with alot of mounting screws for ssd and hdd. Case metal is a little flimsy looking around fan mounts. The 3 fans it comes with are 3 pin rgb but are not controllable. They stay the same rgb pattern and same fan speed. May be a little loud for some people. Plenty of room for cable management, has 8 places total to mount fans. At the price though it may be worth spending a little more and get something with a little better quality but its not terrible for price.

noise level for the fans is pretty good! was super nervous at first cause my io shield wasn’t fitting properly, but i got it to fit just fine! keep in mind that if you have an ATX mb you may want to consider a different case as it is a bit difficult to install the motherboard. cable management is quite the squeeze as well as there’s not much room in the back. other than that it’s a really great case with great quality.

First off, the majority of the reviews for this case say that if you have a motherboard with a preinstalled IO shield, it will not fit the case, and they're right. However, it doesn't mean the motherboard won't fit in the case at all. It leaves out a very minimal gap between the case and the io panel that's honestly hardly noticeable. If you are a looking for a mint pc case like i have, this is a small price to pay. You can see for yourself in my photos. This case is beautiful and very clean looking. I am glad i went out on a whim on buying this case because i almost let the reviews fool me.