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Ebuyer Alpha Sync Onyx LP F2007 £30 RGB ATX PC Case - Buyer Beware!
EG Onyx Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Case
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A very cheap and mostly cheerful case for those on a tight budget, 4 included ARGB fans is a nice touch but the hub lacks any PWM or speed control and the RGB effects are only able to be controlled via the reset button, so no RGB sync at all.
Some nice touches and some worrying aspects, but it is often found for around £30 so is it worth it? Lets find out

SPEC From EBay listing
The perfect case if you’re upgrading or building a new PC. Optimised for airflow with four built-in RGB fans the case has stylish tempered glass side and front panels.

The EG Onyx ATX Mid Tower is a high-quality but excellent value case which will display your system building skills. With a contemporary design and plenty of room to work in the case holds an ATX motherboard.

Designed for gamers and PC builders
The sleek lines of the case are accentuated by the matt black colourway. The case comes to life with the four 6-pin RGB fans with three of the fans stacked behind the tempered glass front panel. With two see through panels the RGB fans look stunning as well as they work to cool the case.

All the space you need
The EG Onyx ATX Mid Tower Case’s dimensions of 440x320x200mm provides plenty of room for multiple drive bays able to house two each of SSDs and HDDs.
There is space for a CPU cooler of up to 165mm and the case supports ATX / Micro ATX / ITX motherboards and has seven PCI slots. The i/o panel houses a USB 3.0 port along with two other USB and audio ports.

Efficient cooling
EG Onyx ATX Mid Tower Case boasts built-in cooling with three 120mm RGB fans to the front of the case along with a rear 120mm fan. There is also liquid cooling support; 240mm (front) and 120mm (rear).The perfect case if you’re upgrading or building a new PC. Optimised for airflow with four built-in RGB fans the case has stylish tempered glass side and front panels.

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I have that case to this day! I clean all the dust out of it at least every 6 months, I'm happy with it.

MrStormz

Cheap and cheerfull - thanks mike - another good review - I bought a ganemax expedition case a couple of years ago on amazon for only £26 for my grandson's build it's still going strong.

mickywoods

At this price point I feel people cant really complain at some of the less perfect parts of this 30 notes you gets what you pay for and personally I would be getting the old dremmel out and doing some customisations. Thanks Mike and Kath 🙂

uglybob

Thanks for the review, is there a way to turn the front lights off altogether, but still keeping the fans turning 🤔, thankyou 👍

spencernew

Hi, Mike. Why would anyone treat their beloved computer components so maliciously?

OlettaLiano

For a case and 4x ARGB (case control only and fixed RPM) fans, it's not bad
A worthy successor to the EG75, though that had remote control

matthewday

Funny, bought the gamemaxx Aero case, and although it had two 200mm fans.but the cutouts really only fit 120mm fans, anything larger even 140mm is blocked by the 120mm cutout.Hope its not becoming a budget manufacturing habit!

Doobie

Added a LIKE even though I don't need to be aware, since this is not available to me in The States. Like the PSA Mike though, thank you for looking out for us. 🙂

PapaMav

I actually quite like it when they make a decision that the front is for a specific fan setup only. It means they can block off any airflow circulating from inside the case back to the front of the fans and recycling hot air, like you can see @ 4:21 ...however, they went and choked off the rear of the case with zero cut outs (see @ 5:22) which is impeding airflow escaping out the back, combined with the restrictive glass front and seemingly low static air pressure from the fans it's just bad set-up all round. Shame really.

cptwhite

Hi Mike, I have this but the top RGB fan LEDs aren’t synced with the other two. I don’t care about the RGBs to be honest. Can I just turn them off and forget about it? I only worry it’s a sign the fan itself is gonna stop working. I know I’m probably overthinking it lol.

Also any idea how to fix it?

TheAmazingSpiderGuy_

At the price it seems good value but why build case with standoff missing? Can u add your own or is it completely missing? As a starter case its good value esp if using a A320 mb without rgb ports! For an extra tenner what would the options be with better airflow and fans? Thanks for reviewing Mike and Kath👍

Senrab

Can you show us how to take off the front glass

huthzior

It's workable for a cheap flip at £30 the rgb will sell it. I wouldn't buy for myself personally thanks for the review

markmarlow

Question, how do you actually turn on the case fans? My mother board doesn’t seem to have any six pins I can use for them, and there seem to be quite a few, also not sure how else I can power them trying a few things out now as I see them working in your video, my MoBo is a ASUS Tuf B550M-Plus WiFi

Edit: wow I’m a dickhead, didn’t realise it was sata powered 🤦‍♂️ I guess I at least learnt how to power the fans first build and wow I’m screwing up a lot of things 😂

thatdudenamedkevin

Does what it says on the tin for us flippers with some draw backs but at this price range beggars can’t be choosers tbh

andystech

It's very cheap. perfect for a Win XP build. or a easy Apu/Igpu 🙂
Mike's Review is Worthy of a Support comment. Like & a share 🙂

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