KEDIERS PC Case C570 ATX Mid Tower Tempered Glass Gaming Computer Open Frame Case with 7 PWM ARGB Fans (Pink) (red)

It's great and very cute

It's a decent case not really flimsy like I was worried it was going to be. This case provides amazing airflow, came with all 5 working fans, all the ports work. Only downside to this case is there's not really a great way to manage your cables and have them be discreet lmao.

Came out great. Easy to deal with wires and has a solid look.

Top left fan doesn’t work. Honestly thought if I’m paying so much for a case that comes with fans that the lighting and fan would at least work. Jeez. Buy something else honestly. Nothing impressive about this case.

Jared it after I got it! Never buying something that can’t hide the wires.

I own a real Kediers case from a few years ago, granted was twice the price... or was it? I find it weird that case's don't have handles. This one does which is a big plus. First off the case is all steal. Red anodized steel has a different dull look, not as popping as aluminum. I believe the process's are very different. There were 6 brass stand offs preinstalled. They were all loose and stripped. Original case had a lighting controller with remote to change the RGB on the fly. Very nice! New case 5 random lighting with no controller. The panel the power switch is mounted to is loose and flimsy. This is a Kediers design, just another maker with slightly different materials. The big gigantic plus in this deal, with Noctua CPU cooler, thing stands an inch beyond the glass. Ordering glass extension spacers from Kediers was a nightmare, so never got them. Made them myself, but new case had them. All hardware included. I DJ with the original. Been on hundreds of gigs and has always been there. Since is open air case, keep hidden from stray beer splashage.

Love the designed of the case, but there were some issues that I had ran into during the process of installing parts into the KEDIERS PC Case C570 ATX Mid Tower. I made modification to the case to fit the motherboard and eliminate the wobbles/flex. I'm NOT using the stock fans. ISSUES: 1. Rivets: The case was wobbling and flexing due to the poor installation of the pop rivets. The solution was to remove the rivets and replace it with washers, bolts, and nuts. 2. Screws: Not high quality. I found 5 screws that were strip. 4x screws that was holding the plate at the bottom and 1x screw for the motherboard mount. The case did included extra screws. The 4x screws on each sides that holds the glass panels has sharps engrave cuts that will scratch the glass. You will need to sand them down or use a thin rubber washer to avoid scratches. 3. Motherboard: I had to removed the I/O shield screws from the NZXT N9 Z890 motherboard to be able it to fit inside the case. To keep the I/O shield screws with the motherboard is to do step one from above. CONCERNS: 1. CPU Cooler: You are able to use the extender adaptor for the glass panel. Increasing it about 1 3/16inches/30mm incased you have a large CPU cooler. 2. GPU: The ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 fit in the case but it's touching the front bottom fan. You need 180 Degree Right Angle Adaptor GPU Power if you don't want to use the extender adaptor for the case glass panel. You're not able to add the 2x fans on the side due to the GPU thickness. To add the 2x fans on the side, you need 3D print brackets for the120mm fans. 3. Fans: The stock fans doesn't have rubber paddings. The case does not have a ARGB/PWM hub, and it also doesn't come with the 2x fans on the side. I had all of the fans replace with the EZDIY-FAB Moonlight 120mm RGB with Fan Hub X. 4. The PSU airflow from the bottom doesn't have a big opening for the airflow. You can move the plate towards to the front of the case.

I know some say their package was missing parts or something. Clearly it’s shipped from China, so transportation damage is just something you gonna have to work with Amazon if that’s the case. But let me tell you, for anyone looking for aesthetics, this thing looks amazing. Its a bit tight, but I had no problems fitting AIO, DRAM sticks and 5080 on standard sized ATX motherboard. IMPORTANT: since its an open case, don’t skimp on dusting. Get yourself at least a swiffer. DO NOT USE AIR CANS - they will accidentally discharge chemical particles that will damage your hardware. Get a Wolfpack battery duster or whatever its called and use that!