Fractal DesignFocus 2 Black Solid

I admit I didn't have many options when looking for cases with no glass side panels. I don't do RGB lighting and just want something that wouldn't shatter and could be shoved into a corner and forgotten during use. Plenty of room to work in and the airflow is excellent. No need for an extra rear fan. Neither my CPU or GPU ever get above 65*C. I highly recommend "Fan Control" software app. Search for videos on how to use it to control your case fans based on CPU and/or GPU temps. Much easier and better than BIOS fan control.Very easy to build in and if the back of the case gets crowded you can cheat and rout as many cables as needed directly from the power supply without going through the back panel.Wish it could have been a tiny bit smaller, but I don't care about that as much as having a solid panel case with good airflow, so the extra size is a fine tradeoff.If I was getting something with a glass side panel and RGB, it would probably be a different case though. Many more options to choose from for that.

I got this case for around $80 shipped, and for the price, I absolutely love it. It's roomy, looks good, and has everything a case needs. I went with it because I don't care too terribly much about how my PC looks (as I don't stare at it often) and I'd rather spend my money on hardware that improves performance.Things I like:-It's easy to build in-plenty of room for hardware (scythe Fuma 2 air cooler fits easily as well as red devil 7900xtx)-front panel allows for lots of air flow-removable dust filters-tempered glass panelThings I don't love:-no PSU basement (though I like the built in shroud on the side panel)-there's a USB-C port on the front... but it's fake? Read online that you may be able to get this case with front panel USB-C, but it costs more. Kind of confusing... and that might save fractal like $1-2 in cost... doesn't seem worth it. Either have it or don't.-Most Importantly, the rising cost. As of writing this review, this case is now $95... at that price, it's competing with a lot of other cases. Some of them, frankly are just better options (e.g., the corsair 4000D). This case has an MSRP of somewhere around $60. Why it's now 50% more I have no idea. If you don't have a huge GPU and want a nice fractal case, get a meshify C... They're also around $100. Just doesn't make sense for the Focus 2 to be competing in this price range.

Nice clean case and great cable management

The design is great, as with most Fractal products. I bought a Refine Design Silent several years ago and it was the best case I've seen in a long time - high build quality and truly silent.This one feels slightly worse quality plastic, but admittedly it's cheaper than the other I bought. Overall it's a great case though

This pc case looks like its from dune. Good buy

I recently upgraded my processor to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D and I wanted a case that can assist with keeping the temperatures low. Pairing this case with a Arctic Freezer II 2, it fit the bill. The airflow in this case is great. There's a top magnetic air filter and a power supply intake filter (from bellow the case). Aside from documentation, it included zip ties, motherboard screws, power supply screws, and mounts for a 3.5" hard drive. The glass panel arrived in one piece and is very sturdy. Cable management was a bit of a challenge but doable since there's plenty of tie down spots. I love the minimalist look, especially in white with the ARGB fans. A great case with great cooling potential, and it doesn't break the bank.

This case has a simple but very nice esthetic with a sensible design and outstanding build quality and airflow. It does not seem like a budget case at all. I really like the front mesh it. it looks great and allows for good airflow. The shroud covering the power supply also looks very nice.(instead of a basement). It was a real pleasure to build in with excellent cable management. Its also very roomy with plenty of room for a good CPU air cooler. I'd recommend it for sure.

I like things simple. And by simple I mean ZERO rgb or glass side panels. I'm not a gamer (Well I do play world of tanks/warships .....) so I'm not the game demographic 98% of the companies design cases for.That being said I like Fractal Design's...ummm..designs. Simple and understated. I opted for the solid side panel of this case and it looks gorgeous. 2 140 mm fans - pretty much silent - upfront and I put a F.D. 120 mm in the back. I'm running a micro atx mb with the stock Intel cooler - 13th gen - and it's quiet and cool (kinda like me.)The build quality is excellent...no messed up paint OR more importantly sharp edges.