NanoxiaDeep Silence 3 Black, Midi Tower, ATX, MATX, Nanoxia 3 x 120 mm Fans (Front, Rear), 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0, vollgedämmt, Black

Fantastic case, really nice build quality unsure why anyone would have issues with this (they even provide a big bag of black screws etc for case aesthetics)! Modular design for hard drives allows extended cards to be used with ease and includes SSD bays so no adapters requried. Even with the 3 fans provided and 2 extra 120mm fans added the noise level is barely noticeable. Cable management system is fantastic and allows easy access to maximise air flow etc. Product was delivered a day ahead of time despite coming from the continent. A fantastic case that would do well for any PC user! :)

Extremely poor built quality, I would say its only worth half of the asking price, and that is only because of the supplied fans and sound deadening material. If you want a silent case look elsewhere, this is just a poor quality fractal design r4 lookalike.pros:-silent fans-fan controller-tool less designcons:-built quality of a soviet Russian car (everything breaks or scratches as soon as you touch it)-paint comes off even after installing and removing a HDD ONCE, thats how bad it is, I have leaned the case agaist a wall to do some internal adjustments, guess what? paint on the outside of the case came off.-HDD bays are just terrible, they amplify the noise from HDD's rather than reducing it, in my case they were made from uneven pieces of metal so they are bent as you can see in the photo.-Everything seems out of place, nothing sits straight, even the power button and the front USB ports are sitting at an angle.

This case is incredibly quiet - with the fans on the lowest setting, which I mostly keep them on (and are controlled by a slider on the front of the case, behind the 'door') I can hear my electricity meter out in the hallway over the pc. It seemed just as easy to build in as most cases of this size. Very happy so far.

This case is completely let down by its build quality, in particular the hard drive racks, which are truly awful. The supplied rubber grommets do little to damp the drive vibration. Worse, the rack itself is made of flimsy, bendy metal. The quick release drive rails in my system actually buzz when the drives are spinning, and the metal of the chassis vibrates and amplifies the vibration, producing an annoying audible hum. The result is no better than if I had bought any old cheap £20 ATX case. Certainly not worth the asking price.On the plus side, the case looks nice, the bundled fans are quiet, and the motherboard tray (with plenty of rubber-grommetted holes to feed cables through) lends itself for a nice tidy PC build. Without the mechanical hard disks, my system is indeed very quiet, which is the only reason I'm not giving this case 1 star.Overall through, the build quality does not justify the price tag. My previous case (an Antec P180) was far superior in terms of damping hard drive noise, and I expected better from this case.