Deepcool CH370 Micro- ATX Tempered Glass Computer Case/Gaming Cabinet – Black | Support- Mini-ITX/Micro-ATX | Pre-Installed 1 x 120 mm Rear Fan -…

Being a newbie to the world of PC building, I was a bit nervous when I decided to take on the challenge. However, my worries were quickly put to rest when I got my hands on this incredible Deepcool PC case. This review comes straight from the heart ❤️, sharing my genuine experience with the product.

From the moment I unboxed the case, it was evident that Deepcool paid meticulous attention to detail. The instructions were clear and concise, making the assembly process surprisingly intuitive. Even for a novice like me, putting together my gaming rig felt like a walk in the park. Kudos to Deepcool for designing a case that accommodates both experienced builders and newcomers.

What truly impressed me was the thought that went into airflow and cooling. The case’s design not only looks sleek but also ensures efficient ventilation, keeping my components at optimal temperatures during those marathon gaming sessions. Cable management was a breeze, thanks to well-placed openings and hooks that helped me achieve a neat and organized interior.

Prior to purchasing this case, I had heard whispers about Deepcool’s reputation for quality. I’m delighted to say that the rumors are true! This case lives up to the brand’s name, and I’m genuinely excited to explore more of their offerings. If this case is any indication, I’m confident that their other products will be just as impressive.

To sum it up, my experience with the Deepcool PC case has been nothing short of fantastic. It’s a game changer for anyone looking to build their own PC, whether it’s their first time or not. With top-notch quality, user-friendly features, and a stylish design, this case has earned its place in the spotlight. I can’t wait to see what Deepcool has in store, and I’m grateful to have found a product that exceeded my expectations.

Pros:-
1. Really good airflow.
2. Usefull gimmicks like headphone stand and slots for fans on the PSU shroud that actually draws in air.
3. Will fit all air coolers and all 360mm and 280mm AIOs.
4. All USB 3 front IO.
5. Looks very clean.

Cons:-
1. No type C front IO.
2. No front fans.

Honestly, I have never had an easier time assembling a PC. Looks good, is extremely functional and is small in size without comprising on any performance.

If you’re looking for a matx cabinet, you can buy this without any concern.

Very good quality really good airflow and good delivery time 100% recommended

Pros:
– Can actually fit a 180mm PSU (Corsair RM850x) and still use the drive cage, despite claiming to only fit 160mm PSUs.
– Decent cable management, all the loops can handle velcro ties instead of just zip ties.
– Has better airflow and AIO support than most cases in this price range. I didn’t have any fitment issues with high-profile RGB memory and a 240mm AIO at the top.
– Rear fan is quiet enough to run at 100% all day.
– Headphone hanger is actually handy.
– Decent front IO, although would prefer to have separate headphones and mic jacks.
– The case does look great, especially with a touch of RGB.

Cons:
– Front panel is gimmicky and adds unnecessary complexity.
– The GPU sag bracket is too far forward for budget cards (e.g. 2 fan shrouds, don’t extend past the motherboard).
– The side panel perforations seem useless, also filter is glued on and was installed poorly from the factory.
– While the magnetic side panel is definitely strong, I wish one could use a thumb screw rather than pull out the screwdriver if they did want that extra bit of security.
– I don’t understand the decision to add a second security mechanism to the PCI-E slots, just makes adding or removing a PCI-E card more annoying than it needs to be.
– The 2.5″ drive mounts don’t make much sense, you would need at least two if not three SATA power cables just to run to everything. Also, no way to mount a drive with it visible from the glass panel if that’s your style.
– Mounting 3.5″ or 2.5″ drives is kinda a pain.
– There’s no cable management channel for front fans and will make front mounting an AIO kinda awkward.
– Top mounting an AIO is weirdly restricted due to poor fan mount placement. Exp you can’t have a 240mm AIO all the way back to line up with the motherboard nicely, and you can only get 4 screws on it at the extreme positions. This just seems poorly thought out for no real reason.
– There’s a giant hole at the front of the PSU shroud to assist with mounting a 360 AIO, but there’s oddly no optional cover for it if you’re not making use of it despite having what appears to be a mounting screw hole. This can make hiding cables a bit more annoying.
– I’m confused by the number of fan holes on the PSU shroud, and again no drive mounts.
– Only comes with one fan, although it is a decent fan.
– Admittedly it feels like it could be smaller for a mATX case.

Bottom line: You’ll be hard-pressed to find a case with better airflow and PSU support for mATX, at least ones that are in stock. Ultimately the Fractal Pop Mini (when it’s actually at its MSRP) is better value considering the extra fans, but it’s mostly been out of stock. There are smaller Chinese options if you can stand less front panel IO and have a 160mm or SFX PSU.

Arrivato nei tempi previsti questo case della deepcool è fatto davvero bene.
Buona qualità dei materiali e nel complesso abbastanza stiloso. Se non si ha intenzione di farsi un PC troppo “tamarro” Questa è la soluzione migliore. Piccola chicca, il display frontale indica la temperatura interna del case…..

 Received damaged product. No help received. Not recommended to buy.