darkFlash Micro ATX Mini ITX Tower MicroATX Computer Case with Magnetic Design Wide Open Door Opening Tempered Glass Swing Type Side Panel (DLX22 NEO-Black)

For $69 bucks this case is hard to beat. There's plenty of room for everything and it comes with pretty decent cable management. I like the top-mounted controls and the fact that it's USB-C ready - nothing extra to buy. The tempered glass door lifts right off and the other side is very easy to remove. Five 120mm fans can be mounted inside. It's a very handsome case and will look great on my desktop. I'm building this one as a server for our company network so there won't be any light shows coming from within. I wonder if you can get a disco ball for these things?One thing I noted - the instructions are funny. They refer to the MOBO standoffs as "iron columns". I realize it's a translation thing but still amusing.

I Love the design of the case and it was very easy to work around and build my PC. That being said I think they should include fans in the case for the price.

The media could not be loaded. A great case. Easy for airflow purposes with a good amount of places to put fans, also one of the fan ports can double up as extra hard drive mounts(sold separately). Very satisfied and it looks like a set piece too.

I was pretty satisfied with the case until I tried to upgrade my CPU cooler to a DeepCool LT720 Liquid Cooler.I was very disappointed to discover that the cooler recommended for my hot running i9-13900KF CPU wouldn't work with this case. The case is huge, but the location of the mounting holes that are pre-drilled in the case doesn't align. There needs to be another 1/4 inch of room to slide the cooler into alignment.Fabrication options? Drilling new mounting holes in the case? Not going to happen. Making a cutout in the case so I can align the mounting holes and let the cooler stick out the back? Nope. I returned the cooler. I'll live with the air-cooled cooler and accept a little power-throttling.With such a huge case, lacking 3/16" of hole alignment to fit a popular cooler, which actually has enough room to fit inside, seems pretty lame.

Definitely worth the price. Cable management in this case is so easy and the velcro is strong enough to hold all the cables. There’s lots of room in the case. Overall the case looks amazing and did not disappoint when I put everything together

From the moment you open up the box you'll love the DLX 22 Neo! My favorite parts are the shroud on the bottom as well as the hinged glass panel. Tons of room for anything you need fantastic airflow and a beautiful sleek design!

I’ve been using the darkFlash DLX22 NEO MicroATX Mini ITX Tower Case, and it’s impressive in both form and function. It offers a modern design with tempered glass panels, easy access, and solid airflow, making it a great choice for compact builds.The sleek black finish and tempered glass swing panel give the case a clean, premium look. The side panel is magnetically attached, making it easy to open and close for quick access. The swing-type glass door is a standout feature—it adds both style and convenience when working inside the case. Cable management is neat and easy thanks to the spacious interior and well-placed routing channels.The steel frame feels sturdy and well-made. The tempered glass panel is thick and durable, giving the case a solid, premium feel. The magnetic door mechanism is smooth and secure, making it easy to access internal components without dealing with thumb screws.The case offers good airflow with support for up to six fans or 240mm radiators. The perforated front panel allows for decent ventilation, keeping components cool during gaming or heavy workloads. PSU shroud helps with thermal management by keeping cables tidy and improving airflow.Spacious interior despite being a MicroATX form factor—plenty of room for cable routing and larger GPUs. The tool-free side panel makes installation and upgrades faster and easier. Supports both MicroATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, offering flexibility for different build sizes.Issues to consider:While the case has decent airflow, the front panel lacks full mesh coverage, slightly restricting intake. If you’re using high-performance components, consider adding extra fans. It supports 240mm radiators at most, which may be limiting if you’re aiming for a custom liquid cooling setup. The front panel only includes 2x USB 3.0 ports, which is fine for most users but might feel limiting if you need more connectivity. The PSU compartment can feel a bit cramped, especially with non-modular power supplies. Modular PSUs are recommended for easier cable management.Overall:The darkFlash DLX22 NEO is a stylish and well-built MicroATX case with a modern design and functional features. The swing-type tempered glass panel makes it easy to access your components, while the interior offers plenty of space for compact builds. However, the lack of included fans and slightly restricted airflow may require extra investment in cooling. Highly recommended for budget-conscious builders who want a sleek, compact case with a premium aesthetic and easy accessibility.

The quality of material being used is very good quality. Just got this brand new case with the quickness. It arrived very fast nd I cant wait to try out the new fans positive and can't wait how different my temps look. On man I wont lie im so excited this case is so amazing