ZEBRONICS Aurora Mid-Tower Premium Gaming Cabinet, ATX, 4 x ARGB Fan, LED Control Switch, Tempered Glass Panel, USB 3.0, 360mm Front or 240mm Top AIO Cooler Support with Top &…

So i received mine today it has some scratches but otherwise it’s in perfect condition no bent or something

Here are some pro and cons i noticed:

Pros:
1) affordable price (i paid 2500 for it) in this price range a front and side glass with 4 RGB fans is hard to get.

2) it has both audio & headphones jack so u don’t need any splitter or something

3) the looks or cabinet and fans are dope

4) it has usb 3.0

Cons:

1) location to mount smps: if you want to mount normal office smps which has fan in back then buy it but gaming smps have large fan in middle and there is not enough space for air flow

2) wire management: since smps is in top and unhidden you can’t hide fire properly also if you are not a expert in wire management you will face hard time to do it since there is little back space.

3) thin: it’s kinda thin compared to my other cabinets but in this price range u can’t complain

4) small size: is kinda small so u might face hard time to fit all ur components also it can’t fit large GPU

Hope you find my review helpful have a good day 😊😊

Nice rgb and nice quality but i dont know that i has assembled it badly or wires are not fit bit it is not changing its colur

100% Satisfied

Let’s dive into my journey with this product! First off, I was totally smitten by its awesome looks – a sleek case that matches my style perfectly. But, here’s the scoop – when I got it, I noticed a teensy bump on one side. Not a biggie though, so I skipped the replacement route.

Getting the hang of putting it together and taking it apart was a bit delicate because of the glass quality. Tip: If you’re messing with the glass, lay your CPU down somewhere cushy, or you might end up with a shattered surprise.

Now, here’s where things got interesting. Airflow became my nemesis. My system parts are old school, so they crank out some serious heat. The front glass was like, “Nope, fans, you can’t breathe.” So, the only escape route for heat became the back fan. And guess what? Long gaming sessions resulted in system crashes.

My genius move? I kicked off both side and front glass panels. Fresh air galore! Since then, no more crashes – the system’s chill. I’ve got a hunch that the heat buildup was playing tricks, but in fairness, my gear’s a bit on the senior side. Bottom line: the case looks cool and all, but if you’re rocking ancient components like me, you might need to pull off some airflow magic. 🌀🔥