Vetroo AL900 ATX PC Case with 270° Full View Tempered
Vetroo AL900 ATX PC Case with 270° Full View Tempered Glass, Pre-Installed ARGB & PWM FDB Fan, Supports 360mm Radiator & 10 Fans, Type-C Ready, for 40 Series GPUs – Pink
Addressable RGB & PWM Fan
The fan allows for dynamic speed adjustment between 800-1200 ±10% RPM
Powerful I/O Panel
The I/O panel on the top of the computer case, type-c ports can offers up to 10G/bps data transfer speed.
Removable Dust Filters
Magnetic dust filter on the top and bottom. It can effectively reject the entry of dust when inhaling cold air, and effectively reduce noise.
Removable Expansion Slots
The chassis can support up to 2 graphics cards and comes with 7 removable expansion slots. More environmentally while meeting the needs of users.
Specifications
| Motherboard Support | ATX, M-ATX, ITX |
| Fan Included | 1 x ARGB & PWM Fan |
| Tempered Glass | √ |
| Radiator Support | 360mm |
| GPU Length | 410mm |
| CPU Cooler Height | 160mm |
| Optional Colors | 3 |
Ok quality pc case. Great split design for cable management. Huge vented design that’s perfect for airflow. Nice pink color that’s different from the usua black pc cases. Came with al the needed cable zip ties to help with cable management. Good value for a mid budget gaming build.
I’m a first time newbie at trying to build a PC for my daughters to use as the youngest 2 are so into gaming. I have not completed the build as I still need to purchase windows software and a motherboard. I mainly chose this case for the looks and it has see through tempered glass. Looks Cool and my kids are happy with my choice.
Got this to re-case a pretty old micro-itx computer, and it works great for that! The build quality and styling of the case are quite nice, and it has a great vibe to it.
This case only comes with a single fan, so be prepared to provide your own in order to get proper airflow. I had three thermalright RGB 140mm fans on hand, so I put them in using the built-in fan/RGB controller, and that worked great. Pretty nice that it has one included. Not sure if it can be controlled via software, because I don’t have an aura header on my motherboard.
Anyway, assembly was easy and the provided screws were good for the motherboard and my hard drive / ssd. Unfortunately, this case only has space for a single HDD, which is going to be a dealbreaker for plenty of people.
Case materials are pretty decent, and the window looks great. If you’re looking to build an SSD based build, this could be a great option for you. It’s also pretty compact with a large amount of availability in terms of radiator and fan space. The inlets are all pretty well meshed, but I’ve seen better.
For the price, you get a pretty good looking case with USBC available, which is nice. I built my computer with a micro ITX, but it fits all the way up to full ATX size, which is cool. Graphics card space is a little bit limited but you should be able to fit a lot of stuff in here.
First of all, let’s get to the elephant in the room. The PINK elephant. And ye gods, is it pink. I’m colorblind and when I had the opportunity to get a great deal on this case, I pounced on it thinking, “I can’t see red very well, how pink can it be?” Well, let me tell you, it is as pink as it could be and then some. Parades of ballerinas in full tutus, cotton candy at a summer fair, a field of cherry blossoms, flamingos strutting along the side of the pond, and even Barbie’s dream house have nothing on this case. It’s as if someone bottled the essence of pink and sprayed it all over this case (which, I suppose, is exactly how it got this way). If pink were a superhero, this case would be its costume. If the Pink Panther himself was building a computer, he would use this case.
On the bright side (yes, bad pun intended) the case is very clean and very spacious. Plenty of room for fans, radiators, and really long graphics cards. The port compliment on the top is nice too, with separate headphone/microphone jacks and several USB ports of different flavors accessible on the top. The case even comes with an ARGB hub. Being a grizzled old veteran, I was happy that all the metal parts were smooth and I came out of this experience with exactly as many fingers as I had when I went in, and that wasn’t always possible with old school cases I (quite literally) cut my fingers on. And at a regular price of $89 usd, you’d be hard pressed to find one that looks like this and is as budget friendly as this one.
This is hopefully going to make a great machine for one of my daughters. Now, if I can just find one of them who likes pink…
Overall, it’s another 011 knockoff/copy cat case but at half the price. While there is a lack of originality it is a good case with lots of flexibility to fit almost any hardware choices. It is a thick boy for sure so make sure you have the width to support this size case. While the design is no longer original, it still retains the functionality that you are looking for. Sadly, it does have some design flaws, a few i point out below, for the price and the flexibility it is definitely a contender in the sub $100 case market.
On the good side, the case is highly flexible and customizable supporting a myriad of different configurations you can choose from.
* 4mm Tempered glass is good and sturdy
* Wide range of radiator and fan support, 140mm fan support a blessing as they are much quieter than 120mm in general
* ATX down to M-ATX support is a plus and it looks like it support the new style of backside hidden connector mainboards that are starting to become popular
* Fairly sturdy case and good paint application, while i am not a fan of pink is it a really pink
* Plenty of room for almost any hardware you choose
* Magnetic dust filters are good
* Good height provided by the feet to allow airflow from under the case
I have to take away 1 star for lack of originality and because they carried some of the design flaws over to this product.
– Terrible instructions – if you have built PC’s before then instructions for a case are not needed but, if you are going to include instructions then at least make them useful.
– No vertical GPU support
– Bottom fans (especially with a rad) block PCI slots on ATX boards (just like 011)
– Adding rads only exacerbates the above issue, also top rad with fans encroaches on the top of mainboards which is where the additional 12V power inputs are and also may cover RAM slots, depending on your boards configuration.
– Only includes 1 fan which is not very powerful and loud at high speeds.
– Less than ideal securing mechanism for the glass panels
– RGB remote and controller is underwhelming, not sure if it only support Vetroo fans or if you can use better fans with their controller but it does support all 10 fans that could fit in the case.
A modern case with the psu behind the motherboard. Space for one HDD or two SSDs, which should be fine for modern PCs using a more onboard m.2 drive. It has a removable vent filter on the top and bottom, so those should be the input fan locations. It looks like it’ll fit three 120mm fans on the bottom, but only 2 fans on top. The two top locations are more variable so a 180mm and maybe even a 200mm could fit.
It also has a full ARGB controller that’s mounted magnetically and has a remote control to alter the colors and patterns of lights.
Now for the downside. Only one pink fan is included and the one mine came with was faulty. The lights function perfectly, but the fan itself is noisy and trying it on different ports it wouldn’t run or was still noisy.
tldr: great value for the case, but buy a whole set of fans.
This is a really cool painted steel case that gives you a nice view of all your RGB case bling. As you can probably tell, it is quite wide at 11.25″. The height is 15.75″ and the depth is 17″. You’d think with a case this wide you’d be able to mount your GPU vertically, but unfortunately you can’t. Nope, this is all looks. Speaking of looks, the fit and finish of the case is really good. I opted for that pink color, as it’s going to be part of my gaming rig. It’s very pink! The paint and texture looks great.
The motherboard and power supply mounting is typical. The power supply mounts behind the motherboard. Make sure you point the intake fan toward the outside of the case so you draw air in from outside and don’t set the building on fire.
If you want to mount 3.5″ hard drives, there aren’t many options. There’s a removable bracket under where the power supply goes that can hold a single 3.5″ drive, but this is kind of a bad design. The problem is that this bracket creates a totally enclosed space that doesn’t get much cooling because there’s nowhere to mount a fan in this space, so the HD is going to get hot. There is a vent on the back of the case, but it’s useless if there’s no fan in there to pull air through. It would have been better to mount the drives in the front of the case where there’s tons of room, but I don’t see any way to do this. There are some holes in the bottom of the case toward the front that look like HD mounting holes, but no. They’re spaced slightly too far apart. I guess the answer is to just not be old school like me and use lots of SSDs everywhere.
You have some cable management options since there’s so much space behind the motherboard. Just keep everything hidden back there.
One single, solitary fan was included. This fan has both the normal 4-pin PWM cable, and an RGB LED cable. An RGB fan controller is included that will power 10 fans, and pulls its power from SATA connectors on the power supply. There’s a dedicated button on the top of the case to turn this thing on and off. And it even has a remote control you can use if you don’t feel you’re up to the 4 foot trek over to the case.
Overall, I like this case a lot. It’s going to look pretty awesome in front of my TV next to my console collection.
This case is big without being “full atx” type big for a PC case. It is large enough to support oversized coolers, radiators, gpu’s etc but compact enough to be used about anywhere. Case seems very well constructed and should work well as a gaming PC case for our kids. The only thing I could fault the product on is the shipping was painfully slow but that may be due to it being a Vine item review. Recommend for anyone looking for something similar.
The case is well made and has a nice appearance. The feature for hiding cabling is really nice but sadly I could not use the case. It will not fit anywhere. It may be the widest case I have ever seen. Great if you need the cooling but make sure it will fit in your desk