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Upgrade your gaming aesthetics with the Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB PC case. This chassis features six Kolink Umbra ARGB fans, as well as ample support for all your high-end hardware. Colorful and functional! Additionally, with built-in ventilation and dust covers, this PC case offers plenty of natural airflow to keep your components cool.
The Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB PC case is made from a combination of high-quality materials. The frame is made of 0.5 mm SPCC steel, while the lining is either mesh, glass, or flat metal. There are two Observatory HF models, both available in black or white finish. This is the Mesh version, with a sleek front panel made of mesh, surrounded by black lining for a classic aesthetic.
Additionally, the Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB adds a touch of color with six pre-installed ARGB fans throughout the case. These fans can be controlled via the reset button.
The Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB PC case is intelligently designed to offer extensive support for a range of gaming hardware. This chassis can accommodate Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, and ATX motherboards, with seven expansion slots at the back to support PCIe devices. There is a 330mm clearance for GPUs, making this case compatible with a wide variety of graphics cards available today.
Additionally, there is a dedicated PSU cover that can house ATX power supplies up to 180mm in length. There are also four drive bays in this compartment. Two can be used for either 2.5" or 3.5" drives, while the other two are exclusively for 2.5" SSDs.
There are six pre-installed Kolink Umbra ARGB fans in the Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB PC case, in 120mm and 140mm models. There are three 140mm fans mounted on the front, while there are two 120mm fans mounted on the top and one fan on the rear side. These fans can be controlled either via the built-in RGB button on the I/O panel or by the main 140mm fan connected to your motherboard with a 5V 3-pin adapter.
Alternatively, the front panel can accommodate up to three 120mm fans, while the top panel can accommodate two 140mm fans. Additionally, there are mounts for two 120mm fans on the power supply unit cover, for direct cooling to that chamber.
For water cooling fans, you can instead mount radiators on the front and rear panels. The front can support radiators up to 360mm and the rear panel can accommodate a 120mm model. Finally, there is a 160mm clearance for CPU coolers.
To provide you with a variety of connectivity support, the Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB computer case features a comprehensive input/output panel. It includes one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and HD audio, as well as fan control and reset buttons.
Inside, the Kolink Observatory HF Mesh ARGB features integrated cable routing. The back of the motherboard tray has smartly placed pass-throughs that make cable management a breeze and keep your gaming PC tidy.
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It is very cheap for what it offers you, the fans are quite good, the space in the front is quite nice I would say, now the back is quite tight but with a little work you can definitely manage it. I would suggest that if you don't put in any HDD or 2.5 SSD, you should remove the tray where you would normally place them and your life will become 10 times easier. I took them out even with a full wired power supply. One of its negatives is that it hardly fits any AIO cooler and the only way is to have a short GPU and after removing the front fans to place the radiator
Very nice and value for money case! Although I initially expected it to be louder, it pleasantly surprised me, as the sound is much lower than I imagined. The only negative I found is that the 6 pre-installed fans operate at a constant speed, regardless of the cooling needs at the moment. However, for its price, it is truly an excellent choice!
Very nice in appearance but small and generally does not have a good design inside for setup - as my technician told me
Excellent construction, very good airflow, and many settings on the ARGB fans
Quite a good build for the money, however, I have a problem with the graphics card slot.
It is about half a centimeter higher than it should be, resulting in 2 of the card's ports being inaccessible.
I got it for a budget build and I mainly got it because it already had 6 fans included, very good case for its price.
From what it seems, a very popular case. I will only focus on the negatives as many have mentioned the positives. Medium to good quality case. Quite thin metal material that bends easily when screwing in some screws.
First important point: The screws that hold the graphics card in place are the ad-on screws (as the instructions call them), but for some, they don't fit. I used other screws provided inside the case and they worked (with a bit of struggle again). Quite strange that the screws don't fit though.
Second important point: The 6 fans that are already plugged into the case are ALREADY connected to each other. The only thing needed is to plug the SATA cable into the corresponding power supply to get power. Also, even though the case has a restart button, it is used to change the color of the RGB fans (weird). However, if someone wants to maintain the restart function, they can unplug the restart switch cable from the fans and plug it into the motherboard.
Third important point: It is indeed MESH in the front, but it doesn't have a filter like, for example, the Fractal Design cases (of course, these are 3-4 times more expensive). But I think a filter wouldn't be too costly to add.
Maybe someone can experiment with 2 extra fans (120mm) on the PSU shroud if they do good cable management. Small in size with limited space. To connect the CPU power, I had to remove the top fan and put it back afterward.
I bought this case yesterday and fully installed it today after completing the cable management.
The product as a product is quite better than the previous one I had as it has 6 pre-installed fans, the materials of its construction look and feel of better quality, and its color is arctic white, which I personally like quite a lot. Also, the tempered glass panel seems quite thick and of good quality, and for me, the fact that it can be removed from the hinges quickly and easily is a big plus when you want easy access to the inside of the case.
The 3 front fans are really huge, and putting my hand close to the front panel, I can feel the air being pulled in, which definitely helps in maintaining low temperatures inside the case. The same goes for the 2 fans installed on top, as I feel cold when I touch the dust cover. Although I haven't tested the temperatures with numbers, I can say that I felt more secure overclocking the 7700xt with this case due to the airflow. What I have definitely noticed is that after 4k/2k gaming (10 to 15 minutes) in Elden Ring/Hogwarts Legacy with the card running at about 3100mHz, I touched the tempered glass, placed my hand on the rear fan, and felt very little heat. The temperature of the card reached about 60 degrees with overclocking. Finally, the fans do not change speed; they always run at the same speed, but since I play from a distance and the sound from movies/songs/games is playing, they are not audible at all.
The cable management, I dare say, was the easiest process both front and back. It has many holes to run the cables through wherever you want. With cable ties, you can do a very good job at the back, especially where all the cables gather. I spent over half an hour because I wanted to keep it as “clean” as possible, and the back panel closed very easily.
A note about the screws that come with the case. In the manual, they say to use the add-on screws for the graphics card, but personally, I couldn't manage to screw them in. I used those for the PSU, and they did a very good job.
The cooler I have, Arctic Freezer 36 CO, fit normally; although there is no headroom, the glass panel does not interfere at all with closing, so if you have any air cooler of similar dimensions, especially in height, don’t be afraid of it.
The reason I didn't give the 5th star is that there is a VDG cable that confused me, and I spent about 40 minutes searching the internet for where it goes. I’m definitely not a pro builder, and maybe I should have known that it doesn’t go anywhere anymore because it’s outdated, but I learned it now, and I think they could mention it in the manual. If it confuses you too, guys, the cable is useless, from what I read. I connected the Reset Switch cable to the corresponding header on the motherboard, plugged in the SATA cable, and pressing the reset button changes colors, etc. If you hold it down, the RGB will turn off, but the fans work normally.
Overall, for its materials, capabilities, and price (I bought it for 56 euros), it’s no wonder it has a name in the Greek market. If anything changes, I will update the post.
Edit 1: Because I forgot to mention regarding the cable management, it has at least 9 holes through which we can pass the cables. In the photo I uploaded with the RGB lights on, you can see almost all of them. With the little knowledge I have about cable management, I had no trouble at all organizing them so they wouldn't get tangled or stretched dangerously, like in my previous case.
Edit 2 (26/12): I added a photo with the word "dust" to distinguish it. If you notice, I have cleaned with my finger the edge of the graphics card to show the difference between clean and dirty. I hadn't dusted the top of the card for 3 weeks, and the air conditioner blows warm air over the computer several times, so it collects dust from there as well. I don't have much experience with cases, but for a case that doesn't have foam to trap dust, guys, I think it does an exceptionally good job. I also cleaned the case fans (1.5 months after I bought the case), and they had a little more dust than the graphics card. For this reason, I gave a very good rating for dust filtering.
it was a bit of a trouble to figure out the cables, it's not like what you'd usually expect to find, the reset cable doesn't go on the motherboard but to the back of the box. it has a Sata cable that you connect straight to your power supply, and a few other things i wasn't expecting to see (I'm not an expert, but i couldn't find instructions either). but it's awesome. it works great, it's silent, it looks great, i love it. make sure your motherboard supports 4-pins
5 stars because the lanterns are connected to each other one on top of the other, and you save the entire process of connecting to the motherboard with 12 cables. You only make one connection with the SATA to the power supply, and you're ready. You also win in cable management.
Very good airflow, and the fact that it comes with 6 fans makes it 100% worth the money. For those planning to install water cooling, be careful with the dimensions of the radiator, because the space above is limited, and the fans are located in front, which with the mesh it's a shame to remove them. Ideally, it's for air cooling. If you want all the parts to be comfortable and not one on top of the other, I suggest a full tower.
For the price, the box deserves 10 stars, not 5. Very good airflow, the mesh. I have an R7 5700X and a 4060 inside, and the temperatures are special
It was the first ATX case I got and I am quite satisfied.
It has a side panel that opens, so you don't need to constantly screw and unscrew, which literally changes your world if you are changing components or want to clean the inside of the case often.
It has decent cable management aside from the RGB cables at the back which create a bit of a mess, but it has many RGB functions that connect to the reset switch without turning it off if I'm not mistaken. It looks very nice and maintains a clean look at least in my eyes, and in general, Kolink has a good reputation regarding its cases.
The mesh helps quite a bit with dust, but I wouldn't say it has the best airflow even though it has five or six pre-installed fans.
Dust does accumulate inside during the week, I won't lie. Nevertheless, it is quite silent and I would say that so far I am quite pleased with this case.
For the money, it's the best.
I preferred the mesh version for better airflow since the fans don't spin very fast.
With a very demanding system like mine and the season (summer), the temperatures are just fine.
i9 11900 160w max 74c (arctic freezer 34 duo sports)
rx 6800xt 300w max 73c
These running simultaneously cinebench r23 and Furmark with total output over 500w from the system.
Be careful not to push the panels too much as they are not very high quality and can easily bend
I bought this case about a week ago and it is a huge upgrade from the previous case I had. It has incredible airflow, 6 pre-installed ARGB fans, it is spacious, and the PSU basement is large enough so I have no issues with cable management. The only bad thing is that the fans connect with a SATA power connector and do not go to a connector on the motherboard so they always spin at max speed and they use a special daisy chained connector which I can't find on the internet. Even though that's a downside, I don't mind and it's still 5 stars
It is very good and worth its money
I will say the following is that it is worth the money of n1, I would say I bought it a bit expensive because I couldn't find it and I wanted it that day, I bought it for 81€ but it is good, it has many fans, it is quiet and beautiful. CAUTION, the glass broke with a slight touch, it is very sensitive
While everything is good, the case is very well built, but the front argb of the fan does not work, while the fan itself works fine
Flagship killer in the category of PC cases.
The only case that at 60€ roughly with shipping has very good spaces for cooling (18cm), graphics cards (33cm) which easily fits nitro+ / pure white or aorus / suprime-x / ventus 3X without having to remove front fans for cards. You can remove the 3.5/2.5 bracket (I did it in about 10 builds) and put the cables of a non-modular budget PSU. Very positive as Budget brawlers are looking for economical parts for the maximum price-to-performance ratio.
Finally, something that no one mentions (tech sites and YouTubers) and bothers me that none of them have the imagination is that you can put 2x120mm on the PSU shroud. If you put an m-atx motherboard and get the tall screws for liquid cooling (8 total) you can with low cost put the two 120mm from above, on the PSU shroud and draw air towards the graphics card and simply buy 2x140mm on top for better air exhaust. Any air passing through the bottom 120mm (where you have removed the hdd/ssd bracket) and perhaps "trapped" there with 2x120 pulls it and gives it to the gpu. And the visual effect is also another level.
Negatives:
1. The space behind is not so good for cable management unfortunately
2. The white case comes with black fans. It doesn't bother anywhere but personally if I chose to go with a white build, I would aesthetically prefer completely white instead of white with black fan.
Good for its price with 6 ARGB fans. What else do you want at 58 euros! I would like a little more space for cable management though..
Very good value for money, the case. Personally, I chose the HF mesh instead of the glass because it has slightly better airflow, unless someone wants better aesthetics
Awesome value for money case. If you add the pre-installed argb fans and controller, it's almost free. The quality of the materials for its price is decent, it has an issue with the space for the cables which is a bit cramped, but the situation can be managed.
The case is made for those who want a case and don't need to buy anything extra. The 6 RGB fans are quiet and beautiful. I really liked the glass door, it makes your life easier when you want to clean or upgrade your PC. In the product photos, you can see videos that I present.
There isn't much space for cable management and to install the motherboard I had to remove a fan and put it back. Very good for the money, it is definitely worth it for the €60 I paid.
I bought the PC case here 1 year ago and the results in noise are amazing and it managed the perfect airflow.
The glass is spacious, it opens and closes easily, the a-rgb is satisfactory, and in terms of cable management, it has a space underneath where I have put all the cables and it looks very clean. I am completely satisfied, it was worth its money, and I recommend it.
I can't believe what happened to me. The box came with a short-circuited cable for the A-RGB (fan color management). I had it connected to the motherboard and it started acting weird with the lights when the computer was off. After 24 hours, my power supply (a good brand, be quiet! 80 plus gold) burned out. I bought a new power supply and noticed that the fans were again doing strange things when I turned off the computer. Specifically, I noticed that they had a slight current, meaning that if I gave them a small push, they would start spinning or the LEDs would light up a bit. So I finally discovered what caused the first power supply to burn out.
The worst part? As I was trying to remove all the hardware from the problematic case, the plastic socket for the front USB 3 got ripped off the motherboard because the cable was EXTREMELY tight. ZERO QUALITY. SUCH A SHAME because the time I wasted was not worth it at all. It would have been better if I had bought a reputable brand directly, even if it cost 40 euros more.
Zero Quality Control... Stay away.
After trying the glass version of the case, I also got the mesh version. They are identical cases with only a difference in the front part. Although the mesh theoretically helps with better airflow, the fans are not powerful. So there is not much difference whether you get the glass or the mesh version. The case in both versions is very good for 50 euros and can support mid-range systems with a total power consumption of no more than 300w.
You can watch a presentation video and a PC build at the following link:
https://youtu.be/smghZ-imGdU?si=9UYgvK-QEr34nqcH
The box is nice, I accidentally made a few scratches trying to open it, but it's still good.
I bought it for 45€, one of the most value-for-money products I have purchased. It comes with 6 illuminated fans (3x140, 3x120), exactly as shown in the photos, which are already all connected to each other and do not need to be connected separately. I plugged them into the power supply via SATA and the light is blue, but it also has a connector for RGB (without a controller), and it supports two more above the power supply. The space inside is quite satisfactory for ATX and has space on the back side for cables. The front mask comes off and goes back on easily for cleaning. It has a compartment for 2 SSDs and one for 1 HDD (or a third SSD), but I didn't like their functionality much (requires a lot of screwing/unscrewing and also the drawers don't work). The window seems very sturdy and opens and closes like a cabinet with hinges and comes off easily (you just open it all the way and lift it up), it's not very tinted. It has a magnetic mesh on top. Overall, I am very satisfied and my son loves it.
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