Focus G - Mid Tower Computer Case - ATX - High Airflow - 2x Fractal Design Silent LL Series 120mm White LED Fans Included - USB 3.0 - Window Side Panel - Black

As others have mentioned, it's a great case for the price. It's well designed with ample room for pretty much any setup. I bought this as a gift as I'm building a pc for my niece, but I really wanted to buy the white version but it wasnt in stock. So i had to opt for the black case as it was the only one available, and it literally was the last one available at time of purchase. Being constrained to a time frame of a couple of weeks to her birthday, I didn't want to take the chance so i opted for the black version so I could build it in time. The pc is now built so I can't exactly return it for a different colour, but it would have been nice to see an expected stock replenishment date instead of "in stock soon", because I would have waited for the preferred white version if given a date. Regardless, I got a good product, it ticks all the boxes (having a cd/dvd drive bay was essential) and I hope my niece likes it as teens these days are extremely fussy over small things like colour or brand names :)

The only real complaint I have is that the LED drive activity light on the top of the case is very bright. Inside the case is a little snug but that due to the form factor, but everything fits nicely. I have two hard drives, two m.2 drives, a Blu-ray drive and a very hefty graphics card. With all this and five fans running it's pleasing quiet and it runs cool. PS if you put a little sticker over the drive light, it's tones down the brightness 🙂

Oh man, it's 2026 now and it has seen some substantial gamer rage but overall it has survived it well! Everything mounts fine although I'm not used to the new HDD space that apparently all cases had when I bought it. I don't like it. The meshes and all that hold up fine but it's an affordable case and it is not really anything more than that. Nothing exceptional, but worth the price. I doubt anyone'd get this for a super high performance build anyway.

Used this for my first PC build a few weeks ago. It arrived on time in a large cardboard box with sufficient polystyrene protection and no scratches. In the box was an assembly guide and all of the screws I needed for my build, including M.2 screws and of course motherboard screws. The assembly guide was very clear and I had no issue in building the PC. There was plenty of space to build in and lots of room for cable management. My only complaint is that the position of the hard drive cage on the bottom of the case was a nuisance when trying to connect my cables to my modular power supply, but I managed to do so. The included fans came pre-installed and run quietly, giving off a subtle white RGB hue whilst doing so. On the top of the case there is a power button, a reset button, a headphone jack, a microphone jack and two USB ports, one of which is USB 3.0. I have zero complaints regarding the noise or temperatures of my PC, so I would highly recommend this case.

Great case, I made the mistake with another case when I originally built my PC assuming that there would still be a couple of bays for optical drives - not so! This is one of the few cases that has a couple of 5.25" bays.... well worth paying the extra (and it's not even much extra) I won't say loads as it's a computer case, but the massive bonus for me is that it comes with a generous selection box of screws - perfect for me since I have a stash of PC screws somewhere ... who know where though .... Plenty of room inside the case too, I don't have a water-cooled setup or anything like that so others may not agree, but there was no awkward cable routing problems. Fantastic communications from the seller every step of the way and even delivered a day earlier than expected - huge thanks to 'Maznun Ltd'

Better than I expected. No burr, no sharp edge. The noise level is very low, very silent in a normal run. The fans are quiet, and deliver effective cooling. Lot of space in it, great cable routing. Proper filters at the bottom and the top. Easy to remove and put back. Lightweight housing but robust enough. I am very satisfied with it.

There are newer models out but this is the one I wanted and picked it up for a good price it has a great balance of storage options, its has two 5.25" bays, two 3.5" that can be used for 2.5" bays and one dedicated 2.5" bay. I know the 5.25" bays are old now but I like them. I like a CD/DVD drive and card reader installed on my PC's for what I do. It comes with 2 LED fans at the front, there's a big enough space behind these for a radiator at the front or you can install one at the top of the case. It can house any of the 3 main home computer motherboards and is fully coated so no sharp edges inside. I have a full review on YT of this case with hints and tips on PC building, follow my links for this. I haven't started building in this case yet, I will be buying parts as I go along, I have built a few PC's now and am happy with this purchase. I can see it will be good for cable management - always a good thing when you have a viewing window! It will house all the components I want to install for my upcoming build.

Well packaged, English instructions, the box with the accessories was in the lower hard drive caddy (you have to remove one of the caddys to get it out) No PSU supplied, just in case you weren't 100% sure. and No cables, except 5 cable ties for your......cables. Will take a full ATX board, and micro ATX, comes with black offset mounts, holes in the chassis are marked. You will need a decent cross head screwdriver to initially open the sides, sure they were that tight for transport. 2x 3.5" 2x 5.25" but there seems to be space for more, just can't find the additional cage on the Fractal site. The 2 front fans were already mounted, word of note, if you plan on reusing them, or trying to use the screws on another fans, they seem long enough for the Fractal fans, but not Arctic for example. You can mount 2x 140mm at the front intake, maximum size, it comes with 2x120mm fans. To the rear is space for a single, up to 120mm fan On the top are filtered vents and holes for upto 120mm fans. Make your life easy, go for 120mm ! There are no acoustic absorption panels, so you may notice more noise or vibration. Side panels and chassis thickness. Very good. Not the thickest I've owned, but much better than other pc builder cases I've come across and sadly owned. Behind the motherboard floor is quite a lot of room for cables, and even a 2.5" SSD mount ! ** !! Word to the wise, if you have thick PSU motherboard cable, you might find that you need to be careful when putting the right hand side panel back on, and don't use brute force on the securing screws, you could strip the threads !! ** The HDD/SSD trays are plastic, you get 2 and they have rubber mounts so that will help reduce the vibration. Good space for PSU mounting, lots of options for screws to go into. There is a filtered air vent on the bottom of the case, Front panel, just pulls off, no screws or catches. Easy to get to the filter mesh ! Ports: 1xUSB 2 1xUSB 3.0 and Headphone / Mic sockets on the top mounted panel. You may find the clear side panel is what you need to show off your build, but if you want a dark PC for films, you may want to rethink as there are holes all over ! But, if you have a RGB build, then it's going to be very good. Overall I like the design, as I needed an optical drive, and good ventilation, this seemed a decent budget option (£46) for me.

Buena caja en relaccion calidad precio.Llego rapido y en buen estado.Tiene un plastico transparente que se ve el interior perfectamente.Es muy completa.Recomendada.

Nach einigen Jahren nur mit Laptop sollte zwecks Leistung wieder ein Desktop-PC her - natürlich im Eigenbau. Bei der Wahl des passenden Gehäuses gab es schon ein paar Einschränkungen. Neben vielen neuen Komponenten sollte dort auch mein alter Bluray-Brenner Platz drin finden sowie eine alte Backup-Festplatte. Gleichzeitig wollte ich mir aber auch keinen Big-Tower unter den Schreibtisch stellen und so durfte ich feststellen, dass heutzutage die Auswahl schon deutlich schrumpft, wenn man heute nach Midi-Tower-Gehäusen mit 5,25" Schächten sucht. Das Fractal Design Focus G versprach diese Anforderungen zu erfüllen und weil der Preis wirklich unschlagbar ist, es schlicht und elegant aussieht und im Internet für seine guten Kühleigenschaften gelobt wird, habe ich es bestellt. Dass mir die Kühlung nochmal etwas Kopfzerbrechen bereiten würde, war mir zu dem Zeitpunkt noch nicht klar. Mein Plan war es, für mich zum allerersten Mal die CPU mit einer Wasserkühlung zu kühlen, anstatt eines normalen CPU-Lüfters. Bestellt hatte ich mir dafür zeitgleich die Corsair Hydro H115i. Was ich zu dem Zeitpunkt noch nicht wusste bzw. deutlich unterschätzt hatte: Wasserkühlungen, insbesondere der Radiator, können verdammt groß sein. "Wird schon passen, ist sicher alles Standard" dachte ich mir, als ich las, dass das Gehäuse jeweils vorne und oben für 2 Lüfter nebeneinander ausgelegt ist und die Corsair Hydro H115i eben auch den Radiator mit so zwei Lüftern zeigt. Als ich alle Komponenten vor mir ausgepackt hatte und ich etwas rumprobiert hatte, war ich kurz davor, das Gehäuse zurückzuschicken, weil ich dachte, dass der Radiator nirgends passt. Von den zwei großen 140 mm-Lüftern mal ganz abgesehen. Oben unter die Decke passt es auf keinen Fall, da ist dann das Mainboard im Weg - zu wenig Platz. Fractal schlägt in der mitgelieferten Anleitung vor, den Radiator vorne einzubauen - und siehe da, es passt. Aber wirklich auf den Millimeter genau - siehe Foto. Der Radiator ist 322mm hoch und dürfte auch kein bisschen höher sein. Um ihn dort einzubauen, musste ich kurzzeitig den Festplattenkäfig unten für die 3,5" Festplatten ausbauen - dank der guten Verschraubung aber kein Problem. Anschließend nahm ich die Vorderseite vom Gehäuse ab und tauschte die dort bereits verbauten 2x120 mm-Lüfter durch die mächtigen 2x140 mm-Lüfter, die mit der Corsair Hydro H115i geliefert wurden. Auch hier war es wieder Millimeterarbeit, aber es passte am Ende perfekt. Zusammenfassend kann ich sagen, dass mich während dieser unerwarteten Puzzlearbeit das Gehäuse mehrfach sehr positiv überrascht hat. Alle Einbauten lassen sich bei Bedarf einfach durch Schrauben ausbauen/umbauen, die Kabel lassen sich zum Großteil anschließend hinter der Mainboardwand verstecken und es ist insgesamt sehr modular und trotzdem robust. Nun habe ich am Ende ein flüsterleises und gleichzeitig sehr gut gekühltes PC-System, wozu das Gehäuse definitiv viel beigetragen hat. Deswegen volle 5 Sterne von mir und eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

Lekker grote case voor mijn eerste pc build , pre-installed fans. Top top top

Helt ok

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