1ST PLAYER Fire Dancing V2-A Mid Tower Case with 3 x Fans

it does exactly what i want it to do

The media could not be loaded.  Poor quality and design in every way, I bought two of these cases, and both had faulty fans. 1x fan had a very loud grinding noise (see video), and on the second case 1x fan didn't work.There's no room for cable management, plus you can only have 1x SSD and 1x HDD, or 2x of each. It only holds 2x drives, that's it, and both have to be in the basement, unless I'm mistaken. Most cases of this size still offer room for 4x drives.Save your money and buy something better, something that isn't going to arrive faulty straight out of the box.

There are some other reviews here commenting on quality control issues. Those may be valid but mine seems to be without significant defects so I can only comment on my experience.I've worked with a few cases in this price range and it's pretty good. It's not the best, but those tended to be ones that were dropped into this price range in a sale.It's an ATX tower but isn't too tall (which is a positive for me).It comes with 3 fixed RGB fans which is good for this price range but I always find it frustrating that manufacturers don't include a rear fan. Your asking positive pressure to do a lot of work without a rear fan, particularly as the front fans are sat behind a tempered glass panel rather than mesh. I can't mark it down for having a glass front because you know that when you buy it. But overall airflow isn't going to be amazing. It does have two further fan mounting points at the top of the case which I expect would do more that the front fans if airflow became a problem but then are you adding more money to the build and you could have just bought a better case to begin with.If you want to mount an SSD it has to be in the tray under the bottom shroud which is a bit annoying if you are used to bunching cables up there. I prefer normally to put it to the side of the mobo but there isn't an option here. On the plus side that is because there is a cable management channel where the SSD mount would normally go. If you are using an nvme then it won't be an issue for you.If you want a cheap case that doesn't look cheap and isn't a pain to build in then you could do worse but if you are planning a high end build and need better airflow then obviously look to spend a bit more...

fast shipping, tempered glass on side and on front, looks and feels more expensive

Went I got it the mesh was bent abit and back case cover coner bent aswell repair it myself good room for six fans not the best for cable management but 34pound 3fans free not bad at all come on the day they said it would

The case is very poor quality, full of defects, thin metal, poor paint finish, weak control panel buttons, plus the fans make a rubbing noise. There's no room for more than two hard drives, you can only have 1x SSD and 1x HHD, it's such a poor design and is badly made, horrible case.

£33 and you get a good looking case with laminated glass panel on the side and front, a good case layout, 3 front quite fans ( I added an extra at the back) the metal is not the best quality and a little thin, but for the price you can’t complain. It looks great, does the job and I had no issues building the pc. Don’t expect a Corsair case and you won’t be disappointed.