InWin 303C/White Type-C Gen 2 RGB LED ATX Mid Tower with Tempered Glass Computer Chassis Case

Nice case for the price. Side panel is decent thickness glass with easy access (the top of the side panel has a button/hinge so removing and replacing the glass side panel is very intuitive without risking dropping it with just screws). Case metal thickness is solid, not like those cheap wobbly $50 and below case quality. Even with the nicer thicker metal, the overall weight of the case is fairly low and still manageable for the size. The front ports and symbol being LED lit and RGB controllable is very nice, plus the USB-C 3.1 front port is well appreciated.Building inside this case was very easy. Cable management was not too hard but it's not the best per-se. Fan placement may be the trickiest part of the build, since the front panel is completely enclosed. Intake fans at the bottom can get in the way of the motherboard/attached parts. Support for 120/240/360mm rads but not 280mm? Just minor things like that + no stock fans (although often stock fans are poor and replaced in builds anyways) stop this from getting a full 5 stars imo.Great case with a couple unique features and not too over the top.

I have built a 11 of these cases so far. Its nice sturdy case. Mine are 48Lb when finished.If i were to guess i would say its 24ga steelNow small tip- If you only need one color of the RGB on front say RED for instance. Only hook upthe 12v pin and number 2 pin on the RGP panel. MY first build the board had no RGB hookup. OR-buy one of those RGB strips-Kits that come with a remote and hook up the remote to the panel and thestrips and fans to the OUT wire on the panel if you dont have a 4 wire splitter If you need to accommodate a 120 AIO upstairs make your cuts first.You only need to cut out areas wide enough to get the cooler lines throughnot the pump head if you do it correct- and first before the board is in. If you do need to cut thewire routing area bigger, use the finger cover from your video card as a grommet -or just smooth it out ya already cut surely you have the tools to smooth it as well.Power supply fan grill will be visible after install so flip the fan grill over or do your painting, sticker removal before you install it. Modular is you friend.Most of my unit only get 2 big SSD drives so drive space is not an issue for me. As you can seefrom my pics the case is wide. The drive sleds behind the M/board will hold 2 1/2 or 3 1/2 drives.I like this case so its sure to be upgraded-improved or discontinued soon.

Very well built case, has some really nice features such as the drive bays, one button to remove side panel, gpu bracket (screw in from back side just an fyi) bottom air filter, and front type usb c, but is missing some common visual comforts such as rubber gourmets around the cable cut outs. The case though is definitely sturdier than your average case. It was difficult to fit my atx board due to some of the connectors being on the bottom on the board, but I did manage, I would recommend plugging all the connectors in then installing the fans. I've seen a ton of complaints about the cable management on the back side, but I just used zip tie holders with double sided tape (like 5 dollars for a 100 of them) and had no issues. This case is very large, some of my cables barely made it to the connectors but they all did make it there. The power supply compartment is actually very nice and provides a great place to hide your cables. Overall this is a great case and well worth the money. Will upload some pictures and update review once I upgrade my build to water cooling.

This case is almost a month old and I have a few pros and cons.Pros:Great airflowEasy cable management but not the bestRGB led in frontType c port in front (main reason I purchased it)Easily removable side panel (glass side)Very gorgeous casePanel filter on bottomPlenty of fan locations (7 120mm fans, 3 in, 4 out is my setup)Cons:Not a lot places to fasten cables ties toThe 360mm space for fans at the top blows into the side of the power supply which leaves maybe a 5mm of space for air to get through. (basically 240mm not 360mm)There is no filter on the top/side (if you use it as an exhaust its okay)Overall this case is mediocre but I wanted rgb, type c, 360mm radiator support, and filters. I was 50% of that. They said filters a d 360mm would fit, I didn't realize it would be blowing with 5mm of space and cause my radiator to heat up making liquid cooling pointless unless I used a 240mm (which I did).

This case is great. I was able to install my new system relatively easily. When installing the I/O panel, be sure to pop in using the edges provided in the case. It appears it won't fit, but it will. The locations for drives, cables, etc are perfect!Also, it seems this is the only place In-Win Customer Support may see/reply to my messages. Once I received the case and saw the quality, I went onto their website and ordered a few items. Two of the items need to be returned/RMA'd and yet after 4 attempts, they have not replied. At this point, I may have to go through my credit card company.

Pros- Top mount 360mm front facing for an AIO or Rads for custom water cooling solutionsClean appearance to the case.Large easy to remove tempered glass cover. (Quick release)Plenty of room to mount anything you want in the case and has a great design for water cooling even though i went the cheap route (Kraken 12)Cons-Cable management is somewhat a night mare.Impossible without modding to get cables to lie flat on the most of the power connectorsClearance at the bottom of a ATX board is non existent pretty much lays on the bottom of the case

was not fun to build in, it has bad cable management, no rubber grommets you have to remove both feet every time you want to install or remove fans could not fit my motherboard back plate and a standard 120mm fan at the back. airflow is average. the case looks great though and the build quality is great except for the feet.if they fix these issues and add some ventilation to the front and a option to also add front fans they would have an amazing case.

God it looks greatPros :Look sexy as hellVery high qualityNew and innovative designCons :RGB header needed for the RGB light, can't use anything elseThe USB Type C Gen 2 or more header is really hard to find on motherboards, only expensive motherboard has both this and RGB header.Cable management is a mess120mm fans only even if with some engineering it could fit 3x140mm