Ionz KZ-SW Curve - PC Gaming Case mATX - Mid Tower, Dual Chamber with Panoramic View and LED Screen - Tempered Glass and 3 ARGB PWM Fans with 6 port Hub - Black

Very nice case and good quality.With the display on front you have to go on to website to get the drivers for it, downside is they only have windows drivers and not Linux.

The media could not be loaded. Nice looking case with a good amount of fans though I would recommend adding a further 3 to the bottom, since airflow isn't the best. There is plenty of room to cable manage at the rear and was overall a nice case to build in. It comes with an RGB fan hub pre installed which uses traditional 3 pin aRGB connectors and PMW for the fans. In order to use the display you first need to download a lightweight program from the IONZ website, which will open on starting up Windows, though from a bit of digging online I'm fairly certain other monitoring programs will also activate the LED case display.

Fantastic case for the price! Came with 3 quiet RGB fans and good quality metal, tempered tinted glass, and the thumb screws are good. The buttons on the top are a bit noisy when clicked, but to be honest that isn't important. Supports micro ITX and micro ATX boards, and I also fitted another 2 120mm fans on the top, and moved the ones that came with the case to the bottom. Good compartment at the back for the PSU and cable management, as well as slots for HDDs if you want. It has many spaces for cables to pass through from the back to the front to connect to your components etc. Both the front and back glass panels slide off completely, and the top slides off to reveal the magnetic mesh for the fans, and gives you opportunity to fit fans/move fans. The same with the bottom, however nothing slides off, it's just the mesh, then the case. It has feet so the case isn't completely on the surface. Overall, very happy with this case, and was very surprised by the quality for the price.

I bought this for a new rig. its ideal for a Gaming Rig. All the cables are run in the back of the case.I'm running an AMD 7950x on an MSI X670E Mobo and GeForce RTX 4070, with 64 gig DDR5 6000 mghz RAM.I have an Artic Liquid Freezer III 360 cooler and 3 fans in the base plus 1 exhaust fan.The original LED fans run pretty good and quiet(ish).All in all, a good case that's not too bulky to use on a desktop.

Quality was far, far higher than I expected at the price. No thin flimsy components, everything needed was included. I paid £34 on sale. Happy to recommend.

Case ok fans quiet but glass chipped on inside where you can’t get at it and front display not working

The media could not be loaded. I enjoyed building in this case, for the price, what you get is definitely value for money. There is plenty of space in the dual chamber design to complete a neat build. It is a unique design and nice to look at, whilst the smallest I have seen of its spec and price.Although I believe a few minor touches would have just made this case a little better and to add to this there are a few things you may need to consider:1. This case is more designed for ITX builds, with a mATX expect to have a 5-6cm overlap on your side fans, looking at the measurements not much that can be done without extending the overall length, which I believe defeats why we get this case.2. The MB Position in my opinion should be raised by 1-2cm, the space above the motherboard to me is the same as if you were to install a rad and fans, which of course in this case can't be done, so it seems like wasted space, which could be utilised at the bottom, where you can install dual fans. You are going to have a tight squeeze to fit a high-end GPU, if you want those bottom fans.3. The included fans and controller are nice touches, however I believe there should be options to remove this to reduce the overall price.4. Be careful to not tug too hard on the Front sensor USB cable, not the easiest to re-insert, they should have included an access panel for this area that you can simply unscrew.5. Side Fans, if you are not going to install a 240 rad, it would be nice if you could place the fans to the highest point.Overall, for the price you can’t complain too much, to note this isn’t my main build more of a side project that I will give to the wife. I will try to add some pics once I have sourced a few more parts to finish the build.

make sure that you get a board with an ARGB controller as both the cases we bought did not work with the included RGB controller.These fans need to be set to muddy brown in most ARGB software to get the orange you see in the image