Hello once again Flipping Central members, today we're looking at another "bang for your buck" value cases, this time from SAMA.
This case in specific is the SAMA Space X1-ARGB.
It's name reminds me of the Montech X1 case, and the 4 included RGB fans make me think of it too.
At the time of buying, this case was only 50 dollars (on sale), which is cheaper than the Montech X1, so let's see if its better value!
Right away we can see that this is a mid tower ATX case, so it will fit full size ATX motherboards, as well as long graphics cards.
No acrylic here, full tempered glass side panel.
Features a PSU shroud, so you wont have to worry about making your cables neat at the bottom.
So far, so good, looking like good quality for the low price.

Here's a front panel shot, where we can see the front panel, of course, but also the mesh and the 3 included front 120mm fans. They look to be the exact same as the rear one included in DIYPC's IDX1-ARGB case, which would make sense.
Brands like SAMA and DIYPC must get their parts from the same company or manufacturer, before I have used their cases and noticed many similarities between the two.
If these case fans really are like the ones DIYPC uses, that's a good start, because those fans have great RGB and seem to perform well, as well as stay quiet.

Here's a nice little shot of the side of the case, and we can see that it has the exact same internal layout as the DIYPC IDX1-ARGB, as well as many other cases from DIYPC.
This isn't a bad thing, though, this layout isn't terrible... if you have a full sized ATX motherboard.
The way the side cable management holes are placed makes it really awkward if you have a bit of a skinnier motherboard, because the 24 pin will stretch out a lot. This is specifically troublesome for USB 3.0 cables as well.
And, if you have a micro ATX motherboard, there aren't any holes to route the front panel and USB connectors, which is ok, because you can actually route them underneath the motherboard, but some people aren't comfortable doing so.
It's just a very basic layout, nothing too annoying.

Here's a shot of the back, where we can see that there's only one 3.5" HDD bay, a good amount of room for cables, and the fan controller.
Something I will note, the fan controller is quite close to the bottom left cable management hole, so if you have fans connected to that side it's very easy to have them showing.
The fan controller is the basic one we always see, very barebones, but it works great. It requires SATA power in order to power it.

And here's the back of the case with an actual power supply in it.

Nothing too special here at all, basic cable management, didn't notice anything good nor bad.

Please forgive me, I don't spend much time on cable management at all.

Here's the case with a build in it!
You can see over on the left side that some SATA data cables, as well as the 24 pin and the USB 3.0 cable are definitely showing more than some people would like. For others, they may not mind though.
I'm using a micro ATX motherboard on this build, so you can see how that works out too.

For any wondering, the specs of this build are:
Intel Core i5-10400, 32gb Crucial Ballisitx, B460M DS3H WiFi, MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, Antec NeoEco Gold 550w, Team MP34 1TB NVMe, Barracuda 2tb Hard drive

Overall, what an amazing case for the price! There is literally not a better case in the $50-60 price range than this one!