MSI MPG Series SEKIRA 500P, Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case: Tool Less Tempered Glass Side Panel, 120mm Fans, Modular 360mm Radiator Bracket, Vertical Graphics Card Support

My only negative point and its really my own fault is that they make a larger version of this, and i probably should have bought it. I only say that because i bought a liquid cooler with three fans and it didnt fit

By the reviews, it seems like the Sekira 500X has some issues, but the Sekira 100X is great! I agree the HDD bays are in the way of cables coming from the PSU, but... Im not using HDDs, so it was on its way out anyway. RGB is controllable via MSI motherboard and software. You have to plug the RGB hub into the RAINBOW port on the motherboard, then hold the RGB button on the top of the case to change modes. I used an MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge AC, which isnt the newest hardware, but everything works fine. Its not the quietest case. I built this rig for my wife, and she wants it on the desktop next to her. Its not horribly loud, but noticeable. I added a 240mm Corsair AIO, so the noise is about what youd expect from five 120mm fans. Other than that, its a nice case. It looks good, and building in it was a pleasure.

Definitely worth it Im building a PC for a friend it feels like good quality and its super expensive

Airflow seems a bit restricted and no CD/DVD ROM slot is available for this model. This is a very nice case, but as I said it is lacking in ventilation and does not have a slot for our a ROM. If you do not need either of these, then it is the perfect fit for you and a great value for the price.

Great case with great wire management options already installed. Great first time builders case.

Ive had this case for about a couple months and I love it its sexy easy to work with has good table management and did I mention it sexy Im putting in a water cooler today when Im done Ill put a picture up

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely love this case.

Decent Construction and Very Pretty. The side panel mounting is unique but easy to use. Great looking, and mostly functional ATX case. Taking off 2 Stars for several reasons: 1)The Mystic Lighting of the case while beautiful has problems. This MSI case paired with a MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Edge WIFI motherboard wont allow software control(via MSI Dragon Center) of the MSI pre-installed RGB controller and MSI RGB fans. The only way to control the preinstalled RGB fans is via the button on the top/front panel of the case. So color syncing with any other RGB components (RAM, GPU, Motherboard, etc) is not possible. Note: If you have no other RBG, the fans look great and this is not an issue. 2)Probably the biggest issue: The Power Supply slot is terribly small and not big enough to hold a standard ATX Power Supply. The specified dimensions appear to be enough, but that is assuming no cables coming out the back of the power supply. Plan to either A) Remove the 3.5 HDD cage(easy enough to do with 5 screws) or B) get a XFX PSU or other small form factor PSU. 3) Airflow with the preinstalled RGB fans is pretty dismal, but that should be expected with a solid front panel with only small side vents for intake.

Glass side panel does not fit, and it is not obstructed in any way. Finished my build after many hours of work, and then realized that the glass side panel only slots half way. Extremely angry and disappointed.

I love the clean look and minimalist asthetic of this case. It was very easy to assemble and had plenty of room for everything I wanted in it. Numerous slots for hdd’s, ssd’s, peripherals, an AIO, really anything. It looks amazing. The ports on top work great including the usb-c integrated into it. Getting the covers off and on was east for the glass doors but a bit more difficult for the front and top panels. The top and front are securely mounted and finding which one to remove first was not the easiest. They push on and pull off with no hardware, so it was easy but if the wrong panel comes off first it feels like you will break the other one. The only other thing about this case is, it is large. You will need space to put it. I’ve included photos of it next to my Samsung 32” monitor for scale. Excellent value though. I absolutely love how it turned out. Some of the reviews report the psu slot being small, and it is, unless you remove the hdd slots and place the cover panel provided over the hole. Then it’s more than ample, and there are still plenty of slots for storage available. It seems msi wanted to make this versatile and customizable. Which is great because you can swap things around to get it just how you like.