Apevia Trinity-S Mid Tower Gaming Case with 4 x Full-Size Tempered Glass Panels, Top USB3.0/USB2.0/Audio Ports, 6 x Spectra RGB Fans

I've become a real fan of glass cases and their illuminated air moving devices. This is a good one with a dedicated switch for the fan colors/patterns rather than using the reset switch. My motherboard lights up on both sides to indicate that power is present so the glass back isn't entirely nonfunctional. I first bought this case to build a machine for my brother. Liked the case so much I bought one for myself.

there is literally no way this circulates air that well as some have answered my questions saying the air flow is fine. the top and front panel of glass block air flow sure there's vents onto the side but there tiny, there's even bigger vents that go back into the case picture it this way there's a grill across the whole top that has holes all over it, there's fans on top of that and they don't cover this whole grill like part of the case and theres also probably a quarter inch gap between the fan and the top glass... there's vents across one side from front to back below the glass and one vent from top to bottom behind the front pannel of glass and smaller vents on the other side from front to back and top to bottom of case. some of the air sure it gets out... but the excess air goes right back into the case because of that grill the fans are sitting on top of there's no way this has good circulation at all. the fans are very quiet though. wire management wasn't to difficult with this case the biggest issue is no ventilation i don't know what the creator was thinking but that is truly very poor design the point of the fans is to take the hot air out not circulate it back into the case after taking some of it out. also the PCIE covers that you normaly use a screw driver to take off the screws to take off the plates? they don't go back on you have to break it off and leave it off for good. seriously go buy a different case please I kindly ask you to spend a little extra you will be disappointed with this case. this case did have enough room for hiding all the wires although i wish the back had a slightly bigger gap for wires running across the back as that was sort of a tight fit. the power supply litteraly hardly fits theres a HDD bay right behind it leaving maybe a 2 or 3 inch gap for all the power wires to come out imagine your 24 pin fitting through this its a nightmare to try and get in there without ripping wires. the HDD bay is non removable as its not screwed in its got those pins that are hollow holding it in place you know the pins that require like a crimper or whatever its called to bend it outward to clamp onto the case and plate of the HDD bay. there's a ton of unnecessary wires. and i mean a ton ton. there was 4 LEDsw cables no clue what they are for were they plug in all 2 pin but fit in a 3 pin however its no ordinary 3 pin I've never seen this connector on any LED case before... didn't plug them in still works though all lights work as is. also there's another set of wires that were sort of meshed together in a mess the person that created this case put no effort in wire management it was all messy and zip tied as a mess. I had to reorganize everything. be careful with the glass it is real glass not anything else. a lot of people I've noticed complain about fingerprints and advise keeping the plastic on it until complete but this glass is so black you cant see anything unless its on and lit by the RGB fans or any other RGB you might have. its sort of small its probably like 4 inches less deep from front to back then a standard Medium tower this isn't what I would consider a medium size tower also there's like no room for water cooling other then a simple AIO not really much room to place a reservoir at least unless you have a small video card maybe. after further testing i've found that my temps average around 155F when stress test in CPU-z that was tested for 2 hours, another test i put the side panel on and the temps were 169F using CPU-z again. this is not normal its suppose to be ventilation. its acting as a heater... extensive testing my max temps reach 177F and do not exceed 177F with a cool master heat sink "bulky" and the case closed the average while stress test or gaming does still stay around 155F-169F with this heat sink. it is cooler with the glass off the case. the pictures shown On your product also I've realized do not match what I received, the pictures "all but like 1 of them" shows a picture of the case with the octagon RGB fans the case I received is circular not octagon

I purchased this for my fiance. It was very easy to install in and perform wire management. She absolutely loves the all glass design. The thermals could be better as airflow is restricted but it isn’t that bad. The inclusion of the fans helped save money and gave the rgb look she wanted.

I was pleasantly surprised with the wire management in this case everything went in easy, the included fans are fine but somewhat noisy. I need to go back through and make sure the fans are tight and the rubber grommets are in place. Overall very pleased with the purchase and price.

Worst case I ever purchased very cheap fan plugs and no ventilation

This case looks amazing....on the outside. That’s the only good thing I can say about this case. So here are all the bad things about it in the order I noticed them. [Skip to bottom to see a quick summary of the review]1. Power supply slot is way to small, about maybe an inch, inch 1/2 wiggle room, which means if u got bulky wires, there’s no way it’ll fit without squeezing tightly. Plug wires into power supply BEFORE you put it in the slot. Opposite of the directions. [Using an EVGA 800 watt]2. With 6 LED fans you expect a lot of wires. But wow they really overdid themselves by just throwing the wires anywhere. Really confusing if you’re new to PC building3. Hard drives are supported by a thumb screw. They decided to not follow industry common slide holders. Instead they have you screw in thumbscrews into the hard drive and use the thumbscrews and a support.4. 2 of the pre installed hex screws to elevate the mother board were stripped. Not much more to say on that.5. Air flow is complete garbage. I use to 2 water cooling radiators for my GPU and CPU. My old case I had no problems. Both GPU and CPU stayed within 30-40•C while idle. Now my CPU fluxuates randomly from 34-55•C idle. 55•C while idling is terrible for the CPU.6. Awful burning smell coming from PC. Granted this might be all the dust I kicked up switching cases and got stuck in between the radiator. So as of now this part didn’t affect my star rating as I can’t determine if it’s the case. I’ll update my review once I figure it out.(I just bought a new case, couldn’t stand all the issues with this one.)So quick review. 1. Partition at the bottom too snug for most power supplies 2. Came with stripped screws 3. Awful airflow

Dans tout les case que j'ai vue dans ma vie celui si est le plus compliqué et mal adapté pour builder un pc, le nombre de problème que j'ai eu pour l'assembler est incomptable !!! je ne vous le recommande pas dutout !!