Best Tempered Glass PC Cases in the UK

The 280X RGB from Corsair is not among the biggest PC cases but it does utilize the space wisely to let you get the most out of it. Unlike other models in its price range, 280X features a secondary chamber that you can use to store additional drives or hardware.

Thanks to the configuration of the case, you will be able to easily install additional modules without actually opening the glass lids located on the sides. This is achieved thanks to special cable ports that you can use to hook up the hardware to the motherboard and the PSU directly. The metal wall divides the case in half.

Even though the case may look quite large at first glance, its dimensions are fairly compact and it fits into the Mini-ATX category. You can install PSU and GPU units that are no bigger than 180 mm x 300 mm, respectively.

Moving on, the kit comes equipped with two Corsair LL120 RGB fans that are located on the front panel of the case. The case leaves enough space for 240 mm radiator on top, on the back, or in the bottom. Alternatively, you can install up to six 120-mm cooling fans. Also, the case offers enough room to put a fully-fledged water-cooling system in it.

All in all, if you need a small computer case that can fit up to 5 drives and 4 other hardware units but you don’t want to spend a fortune on it, this model may be the right pick for you.

The Sahara P35 is a solid middle-ground solution for those looking to build a PC from scratch.

First of all, this Mid-Tower case comes equipped with four 120-mm cooling fans, which should be more than enough for an average gaming configuration or a workstation. However, if you think that’s not sufficient, the dimensions of the case allow installing up to nine 120-mm cooling fans or up to four 280-mm fans instead, which is more than enough for both mid-range and high-end builds.

On top of that, the case comes together with special dust scan filters that firmly protect your PC from dirt particles or other debris that can get inside the case through the fans. But despite their high effectiveness, the cleaning process may be a bit of a hassle. Fortunately, you don’t have to take them out more often than once in 4-6 months.

The gorgeous-looking glass panels feature an anti-scratch coating and provide users with an excellent view of all the components of their PCs. When the RGB lights are off, the surface will not be transparent, but after turning them on, you will be able to see every little detail of your computer from outside without the need to open the case at all.

In a word, if you are looking for an inexpensive PC case with the pre-installed cooling system, then the P35 from Sahara will be an excellent choice.

The Carbide Series cases from Corsair are designed to accommodate any hardware combination in a neat way without hassle. And here we review the Corsair 275R model that is quite popular among customers for a few reasons.

The main thing that makes 275R so special is its minimalistic design that looks neat with virtually any PC build. And if you don't fancy white colour, this model is optionally available in black colour as well as titanium-like design which will give your gaming equipment a high-tech look.

Aesthetics aside, let’s take a closer look at what this model has to offer in terms of size and hardware bays. To start off, the kit comes supplied with two pre-installed 120-mm cooling fans that should suffice any budget or mid-tier PC rig. Additionally, the case has all the standard inputs, including two USB 3.0 ports as well as the combo 3.5 mm audio input/output port.

As for the convenience of use, this Corsair case features a great cable routing system that allows wiring all the hardware pieces through the special compartment on the side. This saves both space and time.

Overall, if you are in the market for a budget-friendly case, this is by far the best tempered glass PC case for its price. Slick, reliable, and highly durable, it will serve you well for years to come.

The NZXT is a simple but durable PC case that boasts exceptional reliability when it comes to protecting your computer hardware.

Like any other tempered glass case, it has quick-release side panels that can be removed at any time with ease to clean the computer parts from the inside.

Furthermore, to make PC building part faster and more convenient, the NZXT H500 features a brand-new cable management system that saves both your time and free space inside.

Speaking of space, the H500 can fit GPUs with a length of up to 381 mm and PSUs that are no longer than 170 mm, which is a tiny bit less than other similar cases provide. As for the cooling elements, this case has two standard 120-mm cooling fans but has enough room to fit up to six 120-mm fans or up to four high-speed 140-mm fan models.

If a black and white case colour combination is not your cup of tea, this particular model is also available in four other colour patterns, so you will definitely find the one that will suit your PC rig best.

As for the build quality, the steel frame of the case combined with full tempered glass panels on the sides makes it quite durable. The thick glass panels also have a scratch-resistant coating, so they won’t get damaged that easily.

All things considered, this model from NZXT is ideal for both standard PC builds and high-end PC configurations.

The other Corsair model from Carbide Series, the SPEC-DELTA is a Mid-Tower case that is ideal for the new generation of gaming rigs. But what aspects really make this particular model stand out? Let’s take a closer look at its core features and find out.

First things first, this PC case with window is one of the few models in the medium price range that can fit a full-size 360-mm cooling fan, which is simply amazing considering its form-factor.

When it comes to built-in features, this model has three 120-mm cooling fans that have a full RGB lighting system. Combined with smoked full tempered glass panels, the lighting looks marvellous, highlighting all the inner components of the PC. And when the RGB lights are turned off, the surface will remain its mirror-like capabilities.

The only gripe we’ve discovered with this model is the fact that it can only fit four drives be it SSD or HDD drives, so in case you need more than that, we recommend purchasing additional drive bays beforehand.

On the bright side, however, the case has as many as seven hardware slots you can use to install additional PC elements. The Mid-Tower size allows installing a GPU with a length of up to 370 mm and a dedicated PSU that is no longer than 180 mm.

Wrapping things up, the SPEC-DELTA will be a good middle-ground solution for both gaming rigs and mid-tier workstations. So, if you are looking for an affordable gaming case that can fit almost any piece of modern hardware, this model will be a great pick.