SAMA S50 ATX Mid Tower Gaming PC Case, 4 ARGB PWM Fans, USB-C, Black

very well crated airflow, with so much fan placement I dont think the CPU will every heat up. It look great and with high quality metal. what I dont like is how bulky it is

I dont want to regurgitate items from the spec sheet. I needed something for my AMD AM4 Ryzen build on an ATX board. Biggest perk i found when building in this case 1 - lots of space to work in. I didn't feel too cramped. On the downside, its a big boy, so you might need more space around your desk for a wider case, but working inside was great. 2 - dedicated LED button and USB-C. Its a modern case, so it came with modern amenities that make using it day to day easy. 3 - Easy access to the various compartments. The thing comes apart easily. 4 - I can simply turn off the RGB and get a sleek black-out build. 5 - Upgrade path. Its got enough space for some beefier GPUs once i get there. 6 - lots of airflow. I like to have positive pressure so that I can control the dust and with all of the spots for the fans, this made it easy. Cons: No vertical mounting options for the GPU. Thats a bit more niche and higher end, and usually not for dual-chambered chassis.

Another great case from Sama. Recently been trying their cases and so far I’m impressed with build quality and design aesthetics. The airflow has been very solid with the fans it not only comes but with the additional spots and 360mm radiator support. The noise of the fans are very low and the RGB is what to expect from a case in this price level. For the price, the fans are solid quality. The fit and spacing is very nice as I have room for much larger cards, and design items like Funkos, cars or anything else I was to add into the build. My biggest gripe is the lack of cable management, and the fact that there’s a lack of tie downs for the zip tie. So even when you do cable manage it’s a shame it’s not there. Otherwise no one is seeing that part of the build so only one star knocked. Otherwise, amazing value for the money!

Case quality feels solid and there’s plenty of space inside for a clean build. Cable management is straightforward, the included fans move good air without getting too noisy, and the overall appearance looks sharp once everything is installed. For the price, it offers very good value, especially with four ARGB fans already included.

This mid tower computer chassis makes assembling a clean, modern gaming rig remarkably smooth and straightforward. The generous internal space easily accommodates large graphics cards and beefy liquid cooling radiators up top or in front without crowding other components. The front mesh design pulls in an abundant stream of cool air to keep internal temperatures low during heavy gaming sessions, while the pre-installed lighting fans deliver bright, vibrant color accents alongside quiet, efficient cooling performance. Building inside is a breeze thanks to the generous rear routing space, thoughtful tie-down points, and convenient cutouts that support clean hidden-connector motherboard layouts. The built-in GPU support bracket keeps heavy graphics cards perfectly level to prevent long-term board sagging, and the top panel offers fast modern port access for easy peripheral connections. The side glass panel provides a crystal clear view of internal components and removes effortlessly without fuss. It is a well-designed, sturdy, and airflow-focused foundation that looks sharp on any gaming desk.

I have used lots of SAMA products over the years and it never ceases to amaze me how they seem to just get better and better. This case has a wonderful look and style with tons of space to build in for a mid tower. Its not heavy before adding parts ( which of course makes it a bit more weighty). The cooling is excellent with the 3 intake fans on the front and the mesh front panel. I was able to throw a PC build into this case in less then 45 minutes and still had lots of room to work with and run/hide my cabling. Very impressed and very happy.

We manufacture custom computers tailored to our clients' specifications. The case serves as the enclosure for the computer hardware. Nonetheless, we equip the units with motherboards, memory modules, graphics processing units (GPUs), and processors. The external case should effectively communicate the essence of the unit. Upon reviewing over 100 pages of computer cases available on Amazon, it is observed that 95% are standard rectangular boxes, 4% are excessively expensive for unspecified reasons, and the remaining 1% are distinguished by their stylishness, ease of access, efficient assembly, and unique aesthetic that sets them apart—rather than resembling deformed spacecraft. This case initially includes four ARGB 120mm fans for cooling purposes. If an AIO processor cooler is to be utilized, these fans will suffice. For air cooling, an additional three 120mm fans can be installed in the top position. Adequate open slots are available at the rear to accommodate a vertical accessory bracket, which enhances the display of the graphics card. The tempered glass side panel allows visibility of the assembled components, showcasing the detailed work involved in constructing the system. An external port at the front of the case provides connectivity options, including a USB 3.2 2x2 Type-C connection, contingent upon motherboard compatibility. Additionally, there are two USB Type-A ports and a headphone jack. The case supports the installation of motherboards up to the ATX form factor, with sufficient space allocated for tidy cable management. Currently, the build includes an ASUS Z890 Hero motherboard, an Intel Core i9 2850K processor, an RTX 5080 water-cooled graphics card, and 96 GB of DDR6-6600 memory. This configuration will deliver a highly capable gaming rig for our client.

Yeah, let’s just say I am very impressed! This thing houses any build insanely well— ITX, Micro ATX, ATX, and coming from a mid tower that couldn’t even fit fans on the bottom because the design had the PSU housed there, I mean this is a huge step up! 🔥🔥🔥 1. Handedly fits all your fans and comes with 4 preinstalled! You can fit: 3 on the bottom, 3 on the front (pre-installed), 1 on the side for intake (my preference), one on the back (pre installed) and 3 on the top— good if you’re liquid cooling and need room for the radiator, not my preference but you have so much versatility here 🙏🏽 I’m more of an air cool as you can see haha! 2. Insane! And yes I mean insane customizable in the back for cable management & customization, check the pictures if you need as I was trying to keep things clean and tidy ✅ I was impressed how roomy this thing can get once you take the time to organize it all. I was worried because the PSU in the back is located just above that intake fan slot on the side— I was worried the connectors or cables would get in the way of the fan itself, but in actuality the housing is tucked in enough that you can route the PSU cables around the fan and along the edges of the case! Did I mention that this thing comes with a fan hub already connected and housed in the back? I MEAN CMON WELL DONE! 😌👌🏽 3. And maybe most importantly the cooling! There’s so much airflow here the case itself EASILY intakes and exhausts the airflow I mean from my previous case I was idling the same components at 50-55C this thing hovers 40-45C on airflow alone I mean I’m going to take that ANY DAY 🥶🤝🏽 (We can all min-max temps all day long 😭) Add in the extra RGB lighting a simple button on the front a Mid tower that’s JUUUSSST small enough for under the desk or on top or beside your setup. I mean yeah… I’m gonna have to checkout more SAMA. Consider me a fan. Take that as you will! ✌🏽🔥

I'm a bit torn on this SAMA S50 case. In terms of sheer layout, airflow, and specs for around a hundred bucks, you get a ton of room. It's a large case with plenty of clearance—it easily swallowed my RTX 4090 with space to spare, cable management depth behind the tray is generous, and having a native 20Gbps Type-C port right on the front I/O is great at this price point. The mesh front breathes well, the included fans move decent air (not really into the RGB look myself, but whatever), and the side panels slide off easily enough without having to fiddle with standard screws every time. The compromise here is definitely in the molded plastic fittings. Right out of the box, one of the plastic snap tabs on the top panel was already broken off. Luckily it's the top piece so gravity keeps it sitting flat and closed, but it's clear these friction snaps won't survive a whole lot of wear and tear. Nicer cases use actual metal ball-and-socket clips or captured screws, whereas with this, once the plastic snaps snap, you can't just throw a replacement screw in there. You'll want to be gentle whenever popping panels off for dust cleaning. Also worth noting, trying to reach out to the manufacturer goes through an old-school PHP web form on their site. I submitted a ticket about the broken plastic molding a few days back and haven't heard anything back yet. Overall, it's still solid budget value if you need to house massive hardware, thick radiators, or want back-connect motherboard support without dropping $200+. Just be careful with the plastic bits during assembly. Knocking off a star for the brittle clips and unresponsive support, but functionally it gets the job done.

The pc case is good, but the hub inside is not working / defective , my PC wont boot if i connect the sata cable, i tried many fixes that i searched online and did not work..