LIAN LI O11 Dynamic EVO Gaming PC Case E-ATX Desktop Computer Case - Mid Tower Chassis with Flexible Mode and Configuration, Tempered Glass Panel, USB Type-C Port, Easy Cable Management (Harbor Grey)

Took waaaaayyyyy longer to get than was stated at the time of purchase. Try three times as long. Being that it was an upgrade from an older case, it definitely didn’t hinder my ability to use my Pc. As for the case itself, it is exactly what I wanted. Although, fan upgrades are a definite factor for it to look right. So I’m just a couple of hundred dollars away from being able to post a picture. Not worth posting a picture with a bunch of mismatching fans I had laying around.

If you like lots of room and plenty of options this is it.

This is definitely a premium case in every sense, the layout, materials, and quality are all top notch. A joy to work with outside of how much it weighs, but it weighs as much as it does due to the thick metal they use so that may as well be a compliment. Personally I appreciate the matte finish of the Harbor Grey over the brushed metal texture of the other variants. The only thing to note is that the tint on this Harbor Grey model is rather aggressive. Personally thats what I wanted as it allows some rather bright LEDs to show up without being too visually loud and I think it looks clean, but if you dont run much lighting youll struggle to see inside unless you game in direct sunlight. If I had to make a single complaint itd be that Im not a fan of the grey rubber grommets in the case as Id prefer them to be black, but theyre not especially prominent and the tint makes them harder to spot as well. This is pretty much my singular problem with the case, and it doesnt even matter.

Case is gorgeous in the Harbor Gray I got it in, but I’m sure it looks just as amazing in any other color it comes in. Very easy to install and a lot more spacious than it looks. It can hold my 4090 FE as shown in the pic. It also comes with a lot of extras for any build you might be thinking about. Lian Li is da G.O.A.T. I highly recommend you watch a video review of this case so you know the easy way to take it apart. It’s not very long as it’s very simple to do.

I ordered this case for a server build with a lot of hard drives. The case is super configurable, very sturdy, and looks great. Highly recommended.

It’s a heavy gorgeous case, but the chamber for cables and drives is a bit lackluster. If you don’t use unifans and have a bunch of corsair stuff to jam in there, even with the best cable management, it’s a spaghetti mess.

great case. make sure you understand how to build a computer prior to leaving bad feedback. I had to place standoff screws into correct positions because motherboards all do not have the same mounting locations. Failure to do this would result in improper grounding, and worse, you could set the motherboard on a standoff that causes a short circuit. So if you place your motherboard in position and all your screws are finding homes, go ahead and pop that out of there and adjust the placement of your standoffs. oh yeah - and it was just what i needed. great for my space. and was perfect for my project.

Pros: lots of space to work with. Cable management placers are great. Lights up beautifully with multiple different led colors In the front panel with power button. Cons: no place to put a disc drive ancient technology but used heavily and widely today should have options with or without the use. Not much I can really complain about Overall it is a good case even without a disc drive option.

Todo es de buena calidad y espaciosa. El color gris se ve mucho mejor en persona.

These isnt much to say about this case that dozens of yt reviews havent already covered. I own the og 011d as well so ill just share a few changes that stood out to me. -The evo glass is lightly tinted. I dont know if this is specific to the silver/black model i have or if they all have tinted glass now. My og 011 (black model) was not tinted at all. -There is room on the back for 120mm fan. Yay -The retention system for the front, and side glass as well as the metal side use a , and forgive me i dont know the proper term, but a tilt and lock type of system. The og panels slid straight down into grooves. Personally i would rather have the drop in system of the old case. It felt more secure. The panels can be secured with a screw (not thumb) however that kinda kicks the tooless aspect of getting into the case to the curb. -The second chamber (where the psu and hd mounts are) feels a little tighter than the old case. I did not measure it but it feels just a wee bit narrower. -Lastly, this isnt a difference, but it is something to note. The front argb strip has some built in effects of course but you can also hook it to an argb header on your mobo. To get it to sync though you need to click the M button on the right side of the case 8 times. This puts it in sync mode. Dont worry if you go to far it just cycles back around.