Fractal Design Meshify C White TG Light

Great all-rounder, looks incredible and the fact it is quite small for a mid-tower means there isn't any wasted space inside. I did want it in black at first but couldn't wait a month or two and decided to get this one, well worth it. Despite the size it's ridiculously easy to work in because of the well thought out cable management areas at the back of the case, for once I was able to just get everything in and looking great without having to force the back panel on. There are a lot of simple things which just improved the quality and ease of the case (front, bottom and top dust filters, psu shroud with hard drive enclosure for 2 HDDs, removable back panels to make changing CPU cooler brackets easier if you have to do that, cable supply routes to help with front IO cables to the motherboard, removable psu bracket to simply pull/push the psu in from the back, loads of places to cable tie wires to and loads more) Definitely understand why it's so popular, would recommend to anyone looking to make a nice looking and well-ventilated PC.

I did a case swap into this case (previous case was a GameMax Vanguard VR2 and my first PC build), and this case was such a pleasure to build in in comparison. Highly recommend it for newbie builders as it comes with a manual and all screws are labelled inside which you may not find in cheap cases. Visually I think it's gorgeous, I have the white version and it looks very sleek and elegant with the mesh front panel. One of the reasons I swapped is because I wanted a smaller, lighter case, and this one is a nice size and weight without being cramped or flimsy. The reduced space does make certain things more difficult, for example fitting the SATA cables into my ATX motherboard was difficult because there wasn't much room at the side for me to access the slots. I also had to arrange my power supply cables carefully because the cables are round and very thick, but overall I found managing cables to be quite easy. One of the things I love about it the most are the hard drive trays - my last case had my 7200 drives rumbling like crazy, I even replaced one because I thought it was faulty. But in this case I can only hear my drives when I'm holding my ears up to the case which is a crazy difference to the tooth-grating sound I had to deal with before. It has little rubber pads on the tray which the drive sits on and they work great. Overall, I love this case, I can't stop admiring it, it was well worth re-building my PC.

I just built my new gaming PC and I really enjoy this computer case! It's surprisingly light (probably because it is slightly smaller than expected), looks really pretty, and quite easy to fiddle around with! You get two stock fans which seem to be working just fine, and you get a few cables too + cable ties and velcro + dust filters below, on-top and in the front. The case came pre-built, so there's not really much building to do besides inserting computer parts. The cable management in this is pretty good too; tons of open spaces to get your cables through. As for heat issues, I haven't run into any, and I'd like to think the case helps out with that. I manage to run my games on really high fps without touching 60*C yet. My only issue with this case is that I had some issues getting my storage trays inside after inserting my SSD; along with cable management within the power supply area. I had to watch a few tutorials to figure it out, though now that it's all done and good, it doesn't bother me much. Can def recommend! : >

I bought this case after a cheap one I ordered off Amazon was damaged in transit. In getting a refund, I decided to use the opportunity to rethink and instead purchase a more expensive case, in the hopes it would be a little more 'future proof' and hopefully easier to assemble (the previous case came with no instructions, to my horror). Thankfully, the Fractal Design Meshify C comes with beautifully clear instructions, written in unbroken English and with clear diagrams. All in all, it took about an hour and a half to get my new case-less PC set up inside the case. It was a really easy build (especially considering this was my first PC) with lots of room inside and good cable management solutions. I went for the white version to complement my PS5 and offer some contrast against the mostly black and red motherboard I use, and it looks great. Would certainly recommend!

After extensive searching for a white case which I liked aesthetically and also provided good airflow I finally found this. I wasn't fond on glass fronted cases I wanted mesh but there aren't many out there that look modern. The case is well built and sturdy, it definitely feels well made at every part, the glass panel is nice and comes with a sheet over to protect it which I have left on thus far. It was very easy to build it, enough space for each component and plenty of room for cable management. I can't comment on the fans as I replaced them instantly but it's good that some come with the case in case you don't have any. I haven't had any heating issues and airflow seems to be good. I'd definitely recommend this case I'm so glad of my choice

The Fractal Deaign Meshify C is an excellent case. It’s well built and can easily fit a 360 and 240mm rad for custom loop cooling. I would recommend a thin rad like the Nemesis GTX or XSPC TX range. This unit is more expensive than buying directly from Scan, hence the 4 stars, but I had Amazon vouchers so hey ho. I’m delighted with the case, it looks great, is missing friendly and the unusually short form factor significantly reduces the footprint for shallower desks. The build quality is high, and the unit is sturdy. I’m not a great fan of the mounting for the glass panel, but the SSD mount, removable shroud plate, pci screw cutouts, captive screws and removable drive cage are all nice touches. Be cautious of GPU length as there’s only 315mm available with a front fan, and by the time you add a 30mm radiator your down to 285mm. Fortunately my blocked up gigabyte 1080 G1 gaming fits fine. The front mesh offers superb airflow and is easy to remove, as is the full cover bottom filter. The top filter feels a little chincy, but then it should only really be used for exhaust so no problem there. One issue I ran into is my ASUs ROG X Formula fouled on the grommets when fitting the front USB3, I had to file out the grommet hole to make it fit, so be careful which board you choose. Overall I highly recommend it, especially if space is limited. For the price it’s a bargain.

Great case, more than enough room for everything you need. I have recommended this case to a few friends as it has fantastic airflow if you set your fans up correctly.

I got this case for my first build and made sure it would fit a 3070ti. Please note, it does, however you will not be able to fit 2 fans on the front for intake. I had to move the already installed fan all the way to the top, and was able to install the card no bigge. However, in order to get 2 more fans for intake, I had to buy 15mm fans. 1 went in fine right infront of the card, the other, again please be aware when buying this case and you want 3 intake fans, the hardrive cage is in the way of the third fan. This is all to be expected as this isnt a super huge case its meant to be mid tower. Please note you are able to remove the cage it is screwed in with 2 tiny screws, however 1 of the screws you cannot fit a driver in as the front casing of the case is in the way, so i used a very thin and long screwdriver and managed to unscrew it. That is the only bad design I can give with this. You wont fit 3 fans on top for outake, only 2, and 1 on the back. Overall fantastic case just please note this is possible with 3 fans and a 3070ti there are just some complications. The glass panel is fantastic, the back panel is also amazingly easy to remove. Loads of spaces to run your wires so for my first build this was the best experience ever.