Fractal Design Pop Air Black Tempered Glass Clear Tint

Solid Case! Sleek and very accessible. I enjoyed the many places I could put my drives. Its spacious inside, and was the exact look I wanted outside. Good for an out-of-the-way tower. I bought the solid side panel. Both side panels are identical.Great on a budget. Comes with screws. +3 fans.It seems they scratch easy, though it may have been shipped that way. But it's not that big a deal to me because my towers are footrests that happen to run cyberpunk (I cannot remember when the scratch appeared).

I bought this case to replace another Fractal Design case, the Focus G. The main reason for swapping cases was so I could mount the ROG Strix 240 radiator in the top of the case. There wasn’t enough room in the Focus case between the radiator & fans and the mobo. With the Pop XL case, there is plenty of room for the rad & fans. I can’t be 100% certain but I believe the larger area in this case actually improved the air flow and contributed to an observed 8 degree drop in operating temperatures across the board. This is a full size case vs the Focus G being more of a mid-size but getting lower operating temperatures across the entire operating range of my system, I can live with a larger case. This Pop XL case is very well designed, offers plenty of options for routing cables and the “hidden” optical drive bay is a really nice feature. I use NVMe drives so I don’t use 2.5 or 3.5’s but the case has really nice mounting brackets for those types of drives if that’s what you have. On a scale of 1-5, I’d give this case a 10.

This is a well made, sturdy computer case. It was thoughtfully designed and well laid out. Comes with four 120mm fans installed. I am at a bit of a standstill as far as my new build, as I had to return the power supply and waiting for a replacement. Fractal Design definitely has made a case that is a great value for the money. I would highly reccommend this case to anyone that needs and wants a full size computer case.

I bought this case through Amazon from Beach Audio as a open-box return. I received it and it was exactly as stated, not even removed from the box. Setup was extremely easy, installation my motherboard from the previous case was seamless. The use of a standoff in the center with a pin in it, is genius. For the price I paid for it, this case is by and large the best you can buy with the most features.I would pay full price even, it's that nice! But with anything, there's always at least a couple caveats to me.Pros:1. Fits EVERYTHING, even my Corsair HX1200i (Yes, really, a 200mm PSU does fit, albeit a little tightly)2. Includes 3 (!!!) fans WITH ARGB that are quiet.3. Metal front panel, metal sides, easy access.4. It's really quiet! I can barely notice the machine in operation.5. It's a very showy and chic case and feels like quality when you work inside of it.6. I really like the cable management metal loops on the back, I was able to wire up the case in very little time.7. Places to add radiators if desired.The only caveats would be:1. The USB-C accessory is EXTREMELY expensive on Amazon. Buy it on another official reseller like Newegg for half the price, but even then, $13 is far too much for something that should be included with the case or in the box.2. The fans. They lack PWM support (3-pin), and have almost no speed control through the motherboard.3. The built-in RGB controller is gimmicky at best, I only used it because I didn't want to bother with my motherboard's separate controls.4. EVEN THOUGH IT IS CLEAN, I really DON'T like the fact that there is no reset button, and no HDD indicator light. Also, the power indicator being wired to a SATA power connector with the RGB controller is disconcerting.5. The 5.25" slot placement is at the bottom, which is great if it's atop a desk, but, if it is on your floor, I hope you don't have back problems.This is just extra, but, what I think:You can't really go wrong with this case, I just nitpick.Some revisions I'd like if there was a new version of this case:Invert the layout: Put the PSU at the top with the 5.25" slots, or, widen the case and put the 5.25" slots and PSU at the side (thereby shortening the case) as the case is already quite wide. Do away with the magnetic panel and use a cleaner design with say, a sliding door.Do NOT include an RGB controller or make it more discrete.Include the other buttons on the control panel.Include the Type-C cable in the box... c'mon, really?Include all of the fans or sell the fans at a competitive price.

Great pc case for anyone looking for build a pc but wants something a bit smaller than a full size tower. It's plenty big for atx motherboards, full size GPUs, and any desired accessories. The included RGB fans are a huge plus, though I replaced mine with Corsair RGB fans and a Corsair water cooler, for which there was still plenty of space. There was a slight space constraint for the water cooler's hoses from the cpu heatsink to the radiator, since they rest slightly on top of the gpu, but nothing super concerning. The shroud for cable management was also a huge plus and kept most of the mess of cables hidden from sight. Aesthetically, this is also a fantastic case with the large glass panel and the geometric front mesh that both do a great job of showing off any RGB going on inside the case. Overall a fantastic case for any pc builder.

Got this case for my Dads computer build. It has plenty of space for all of the components, cable management, and fans. The glass front is a major plus if you want to show off your build.Unless space is a major factor, I would recommend going with a bigger case than you think you need. More empty space is more airflow and cooler components.