MARSGAMING MCK, Gaming ATX PC Case, Triple Band LED, Rear Fan 12cm, Black

I bought this because my GF wanted a pink case and this case was cheap and ugly pink which she wanted. The case could do with being slightly wider and the cable management area is a little small making it awkward with PSUs with longer thicker cables or non modular PSUs.The front fans are molex which are outdated.The width of the case makes using some cpu coolers difficult to fit. But I managed to get everything wedged in and reasonably presentable. There is enough room plenty of fans. If there was minor changes it would be a good case (if a little ugly).

To start of with when this product arrived the box felt very light, when i opened it I found out why, the side clear side panel is thin plastic, Im not sure how long this is going to look good and is far from what I would Call premium.The metal this is made from is very thin, in a case this size it dose not feel to flimsy, the 2 front mounted fans have a fixed lighting mode so I find the "IMPROVED RGB GAME LIGHTING* The MCZ dual front ventilation features a built-in RGB lighting system" a little misleading. Also note the fans do not have fan header connections so they are just on full speed and are not what you would call quiet.That said it was very easy to build in this case and it has plenty of holes to rout the cables through to make it nice and clean inside, cable routing around the rear isnt to bad and there seems to be ample space to keep the cables hidden. The magnetic filter on top is nice and the mesh front panel should keep air flow high.I could forgive the plastic panel at this price but the fans are terrible.

Good to see a case that has decent airflow for this price. It's cheap. The case is feather light and a bit flimsy but buildable. NO sharp edges. The mess is very fine and it comes with 2x120mm coloured fans. They're not RGB as they all connect with molex. No lightshow here apart from the stock fan/multi coloured blades. Also, my fans were not put in correctly and the lights were not aligned. Guaranteed to trigger some. There was no exhaust fan. The top of the case has a big wire filter and like a radiator or fans could go there. However, there are no mounting holes so just wishful thinking unless you have a dremmel. The side panel is acrylic. For this price you can find glass ones. Cable management is ok. No cutouts for graphics card cables tho. A long card would struggle in it. But, the airflow is very good and the included fans are quiet.

Hi All,I would like to share my opinion about this gaming case surprisingly reduced from over £200 (I don't know how was even worth it that much).Bad points:- main reason of my return was that main power switch from the case was not working electrically (open circuit when checked with my DVM).- grommets/holes in the case for the PSU cables are very sharp can easily cut the insulation of your cables.- SSD/HDD plate where you can install x2 additional SATA SSD's one of the threaded hole was not holding the screw (I'm guessing for the most of you would be fine to hold on x3 screws, but still for me is low quality).- Big back metal cover plate same thing as on SSD/HDD.- There are no case Fan Dust Filters provided, I have seen this included on other cases below £100.- Rectangle Grommet hole located in the top left corner for the 12V CPU x cables very small narrow can easily make tension on the cables and damage the cables insulation.- front of the case there is angle bit which is make from very thin can be easily bend (don't lean on it during assembly :D).- There is no cable ties just a screws for installing motherboard in the plastic bags and few other spare ones.- cheap thin metal like on cases for £45.Good points:- front window and side window are made real tampered glass.- looks good when you will be install x9 ARGB fansSummary:I was disappointed what I have found in the box (I mean additional accessories - which is none apart from screws) especially that I have payed £119 for the case that have came with broken power switch, and for £130 pound you can buy high quality LianLi Case O11DX.Hope this help you to make a right decision, but for me this is no £120 case maybe £60 as there are no minimal accessories that manufacturer should provide as a standard.ThanksTom'

The quality of this product isn't as expected.There are other models on the market in the same price range and will send the case with enough fans. Mine had none, so now i will have to spend more money on buying fans to cool the case, and to improvise something against the dust, because this case will collect all the dust in the world inside.Also i wouldn't recommend this product for people that have a cooling tower for their cpu cause there is not enough room for it. Only liquid cooling system.

I bought one of these to build a compact budget PC for my nephew and was very surprised with the quality of it for the money. Feels lovely and rigid, nice real glass side panel, and good looking colour fans.It doesn’t have a lot of space (length wise) for massive graphics card, or for a massive aftermarket CPU cooler with a 140mm fan, but the twin fan budget GPU and aftermarket CPU cooler with a 120mm fan fit just fine.Have since bought a second one for my other nephew, and we are looking at buying a third for my sister.

I am building it with a micro ATX mb and really love its size. More than enough space for easy installation, and divider for the power supply and cable management make it neat and tidy. The magnetic filter at the top make it very convenient for ongoing maintenance. The front mesh effect is stunning even though it just came with fRGB fan (enough for me :). Overall a sturdy enough case at this price point, but it missed a few screws when it came in my case which is a little hassle for me. Recommend anyway.