Sevenhero EL2 Mid-Tower Gaming Computer Case, ATX PC Case with 3X 120mm ARGB Fans, Dual-Chamber Design, Supports 2X 360mm Radiators, 400mm GPU, Panoramic Tempered Glass Panels, Black

Decent case if you can get it at the right price
This case has been all over the place with price in the past three months. I was able to purchase it with a limited time discount at $75 which made this case excellent for the money. But it seems to be normally $119 which puts it in the same range of much nicer cases. I would only consider this case if you can get it around $90 or less because of its limitations and budget construction.
I was looking for the smallest case with full glass sides that could fit an ATX motherboard. This one does but you have to get creative with installation. I was able to fit most of the lower motherboard connections under the board but only by running the wires prior to installing it on the standoffs. One exception was the 3.1 USB connection which I had to run out, turn and then parallel to the board. The issue here is that you can only then install two 120mm or 140mm fans at the bottom as the USB cable would interfere with three 120mm fans. This is of course dependent on what headers you have on the bottom of your motherboard. An mATX motherboard will not have any of these issues.
Another issue with using an ATX board is that a 280mm cooler may not fit correctly because of the top chipset cooling fins on most motherboards. I had to mount my 280 forward in the case and only 4 of the 6 top mounting screws went into the proper slots for AIO mounting. If you use a 360mm or 240mm cooler, you will not have this problem.
Speaking of fans, I did not use the included fans because I wanted some reverse flow fans for the bottom of the case but only for the aesthetics. The included fans would be fine if you are doing an air cooled design as they could be mounted in the top and not be mounted reverse direction of the included reverse flow side fans.
These issues are really minor considering this case is shorter and smaller than any other full glass sided case that can fit an ATX board. Just do some careful assembly and be prepared to remove the motherboard a couple of times as you run cables.
The overall case construction is adequate. Rivets are visible and I had to add two small, but hidden, pieces of felt to keep the side glass panel from rattling. Paint finish is attractive but is a bit soft, screws will leave a mark if tightened even normally and then removed (AIO installation and subsequent adjustment due to fitment). The rear expansion card slot brackets are the worst offender, as another reviewer mentioned, you have to carefully bend and break the slot off and once you do there is no putting it back. At the price point they are asking normally, this really should be a separate piece that can be removed and reinstalled. Overall this case feels like a $80 case, not a $119 case. There is no HDD activity light, something that I really think is silly to leave off a case even at $80. Finally, there are no gromets for the cable openings, which is okay for the price I paid but at the normal price they really should at least include two for the main openings next to the side intake fans.
Airflow is excellent. I am running an overclocked i7-12700 and a 4070 super and temperatures are not the limiting factor here. I have two 120mm intakes in the side, two 280mm in the bottom pulling in and up and the AIO pulling out on the top. Lots of nice positive pressure and the case is not restrictive. No issues here at all.
The other thing that I really like is that the USB ports and power/reset button are on the bottom right of the case. This is perfect for a case that sits on a desk on your right hand side. I can access all of them from my chair without any effort. If you plan on putting this on the floor or under you desk then access to them will be an issue. This really is a super small ATX case meant to be placed on a desktop.
At $75 this is a solid four star case. If they included gromets for cable openings, were able to stop using visible rivets, put a bit of felt on the bottom side of the case where the glass panel connects (or tighten up the slot it fits in to stop rattling) and most importantly had normal removeable and replaceable expansion slot brackets, I’d say 5 star. I really like the aesthetics and configuration and the super small size. If you want the absolute smallest ATX case with two full glass sides this is it. But at over $100 I’d start looking at something like the H6 flow which doesn’t have the ATX build quirks and has better case construction.

The best budget case.
As for everyone, I was scared to see what I received from the limited amount of reviews there were. And I was not disappointed at all. I got the case with 5 fans already prebuilt into it, and bought an additional one (only 10$) for an exhaust. These fans run beautifully, quiet and hook up to my Nzxt Cam rgb settings with no issues at all. This is a sturdy case and made very well. Plenty of space, beautiful open glass exposure. I’m so happy I went with this. There unfortunately was a scratch on the inside of one of the glass panels but this is my first ever build so I wasn’t picky. I was determined for a mainly white build. There’s plenty of room in the back for all the wires and the power supply unit. I am really happy with this purchase and it was such a great price too, it really can’t get better than that. I would highly recommend this to anyone. Beginner or expert. (Don’t pay attention to the noise in the background of the video, I have a box fan going lol)