Best Looking Mid Tower Cases

This is the third Lian Li Lancool 216 RGB mid-tower case I have purchased and I find the cases to be very well designed and this gives it a very high degree of efficiency in cooling and component management. The case is roomy and easy to route cables and connectors through. The lower panels allow for superb airflow for bottom mounted fans so that the monster GPU can breathe and keep the heat in the case as low as possible. These cases are not the lightweight paper thin metal that most cases in this price range and that shows in its stout construction. Due to the build quality of the case it allows the user to experience a well constructed and quiet build. Needless to say, I like it!

I like it better then my Corsair 5000D if that tells you anything. Best mid-tower for external water cooling. I run a giant 16 fan radiator externally on all my computers and I love small cases that can still fit an ATX motherboard.

Fit well in a Fractal Focus G mid tower.

Fits well in Mid Size tower. Easy install

Best value I have ever found in cases.

Biggest mid tower i have seen fit everything great inside looks awesome with all the rgb piece inside.

Best cases of this type.

Best brand around when it comes to cases.

Best cases ever in my opinion!

This case is the best case to get if you're shopping for a mid-tower but you want 5.25 drive bays, full stop. Or, alternately, if you're doing a budget build with components from two or more generations ago and you're not super worried about heat generation. Otherwise, a mid-tower that's more airflow-optimized and has room for more fans/larger radiators like the Corsair 4000D could be a better choice. Because the fans are on the front of the case, it has a massive amount of room for a graphics card, but might struggle to pull in the air to cool a flagship. I've bought a full set of Noctua case fans and a 7900 XT for my final build (not pictured as it hasn't yet arrived, used older card for POST troubleshooting) so I might update with how the final build performs under load once it's arrived. The case was easy to build in, even for a first-time builder (with experienced supervision) like me. The velcro was a fantastic touch for cable management - I'm actually thinking about buying more somewhere and replacing some of the bread ties. The power button has a satisfying clean click, and isn't mushy. The matte black surface of my variant looks functional and clean and most importantly, is more likely to survive being hauled back and forth between apartments than tempered glass. Overall, for $80 plus $10 for the USB-C attachment, a great price for a mid-tower with 5.25 bays and massive graphics card clearance.