Build your computer with style while saving desktop space with the white XPG STARKER AIR Mid-Tower White Casefrom XPG. Supporting ATX, micro-ATX, and mini-ITX motherboards, this compact mid-tower chassis features a magnetic mesh front panel that helps to provide high airflow to components while letting LED illumination shine through. The removable bracket allows you to configure seven horizontal or four vertical expansion cards, depending on your preference. A detachable plate allows you to mount either two 2.5" SSDs behind the motherboard tray or one 3.5" HDD above the PSU compartment. At the bottom is a bay that can fit up to two 3.5" drives or one 3.5" drive with a 2.5" SSD on top.

A 120mm front fan is included along with a 120mm ARGB rear fan, providing efficient cooling to components. You can install up to a 360mm front radiator, a 140mm top radiator, and a 120mm rear radiator for liquid cooling. The slide-out front dust filter makes it easy to keep your system clean while showing off your internal components through the tempered glass side panel. Adorning the front are two ARGB LED strips, and you can switch between 13 pre-programmed lighting effects at the touch of a button.

ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX Support    1 x 3.5" Drive Bay + 2.5" / 3.5" Mount    2 x 2.5" Drive Mounts    7 x Expansion + 4 Vertical Slots    2 x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1    3.5mm Audio In / Out    Includes 120mm Fan & 120mm ARGB Fan    Glass Side Panel    Front ARGB Light Strips    SPCC Steel Construction

The STARKER AIR Mid-Tower Case includes two 5 Gb/s USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 ports and 3.5mm audio input/output jack.

XPG STARKER AIR Series sports a functional and sleek front panel design with two ARGB light strips.

The on-rail front dust filter is easy to clean and helps to protect your components from dust build-up.

A replaceable bracket design allows you to mount your graphics card horizontally or vertically to show off its lighting effects.

This chassis supports up to six fans for efficient cooling. Or you can install up to a 360mm front, 280mm top, and 120mm rear radiator for liquid cooling.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Anyone use these for AD600's? If so, can I fit 4?

A: You could fit three AD600 kits in the Pelican 1615AirWF Wheeled Hard Case with Foam Insert (Black)--four would not fit.

Q: 2. What is difference between Tenba Rodie roller 21 Temba rodie 21 hybrid and Tenba rodie roller air case? I cant find any details anywhere ? I am looking for a roller bag to carry 2 full frame bodies 500mm F4 300mm F4 TC couple of small lenses? At the same time I can take the roller as carry on or check in without worrying about damage to my expensive equipment

A: They all have the same exterior dimensions and are international carry-on compatible.The Roadie 21 and Hybrid 21 have the same rigid construction and are nearly identical. The Roadie 21 has a pocket for a battery on the back, and the Hybrid has backpack straps. That is the only difference. Both will fit a laptop in the front sleeve. The Roadie Air Case 21 is the only case of its kind in the industry. It has a super-rigid, patented wall construction that allows it to be shipped or checked as luggage, just like a typical hard case, but at a fraction of the weight. It has similar features to the other Roadies zipper lock, security cable, tripod pocket, add-a-bag strap etc. but it does not have a laptop sleeve in the front. However, not only is it the only Roadie that is checkable as luggage, it is the only case like it in the world. If you check YouTube or Vimeo or the Tenba website, you can watch a video that shows the difference between the three models. All three will fit the gear you described.

Q: 3. Can it fit 2 x Gripped Bodies (D810/D850) comfortably with all the lenses? The photos shown seem to just have 1 gripped body, and 1 non-gripped body on its side, so I don't know how 2 pro bodies can fit well

A: Depends how many lenses you carry. It re-configures quite easily so you can fit 2 pro cameras in the bag but you'll loose the lens space of course. It's a great sturdy bag and rolls easily. I wouldn't trade mine.

Q: 4. What is the purpose of the ring on the front of the Tenba Rollers? Seems like it is in an odd position for attachments or luggage tag. Thanks in advance.

A: The ring on the front of the Tenba Roadie Air Case Roller 21 is used for luggage tags, as well as other possible identification displays when working as a roadie.

Q: 5. Will the case carry 2 full frame 500mm F4 300mm F4 TC and a small lens along with laptop ?

A: The Roadie Air Case has some design changes that are required in order to make it shippable and airline checkable. One of those is that there is no laptop sleeve on the front since the laptop would be crushed in transit when buried under checked airline luggage in the belly of a plane, or boxes in the back of a UPS truck. This is the only Roadie without a laptop sleeve.In regards to your question about the lenses, both should fit easily. The most common 500mm 4.0 lenses have a diameter of 5.75 inches, and the case depth is 6 inches.

Q: 6. How many pro zoom lenses will this hold and camera bodies? I have 2 bodies and 6 lenses and 3 flashes.

A: It will easily handle all that gear. It's quite large. I would think you could get three full-size bodies, 6-8 lensws, 3 or 4 strobes.

Q: 7. Hi, I was thinking of using this case to store my camera equipment in. The picture shows the dividers that hold light. Are there enough dividers to store to pro cameras and several lenses, some are 400mm (nikon) in length? Thanks, Dennis.

A: Yes you can with no problems.When I travel for work I have found that I can fit1. Nikon D52. Nikon D3S3. Nikon 14-24mm4. Nikon 24-705. Nikon 70-2006. Nikon 200-4007. Nikon 16mm fisheye8. Nikon 24mm 1.49. Nikon 85mm 1.410. Nikon 105mm macro11. Nikon 300mm 2.812-? All the Chargers and spare batteries I'll need for the job.I would throw some silica gel packets in too. Gotta make sure things stay dry in all situations.TL;DR Yes it would make a fine storage case for gear you are not using.

Q: 8. Does it only come with bright-yellow padded dividers? Is there no black padded divider option? The photo with the yellow dividers hurts my eyes. :)

A: The options for the Pelican 1615 Air Case is to purchase the empty case, the padded dividers (only available in yellow), the Pick-N-Pluck foam, or the TrekPak insert. If you want a divider setup instead of foam, but do not want the yellow padded dividers, then the only other option would be the aforementioned Pelican 1615AirTP Wheeled Check-In Case (Black, with TrekPak Insert), B&H # PE1615ACTPBK.Pelican stated in their Press Release for the new Air cases that the Padded Dividers have been newly redesigned with a fully-sewn tub, felt exterior and high-visibility yellow interior, making it easier to identify equipment. The TrekPak system is a completely new divider system with rigid, customizable panels and locking pins.

Q: 9. There's no mention of a compartment for laptop (or laptop size). Please clarify. ?

A: Because of the unique hard case that can support up to 400 pounds, it does not have a compartment for a laptop or tablet. As much as I loved the case when I received it, I ended up returning it and will get the Hybrid version instead

Q: 10. Are these replaceable rollerblade-type wheels or the very poor hard plastic wheels found on some older Peli cases?

A: This is my first Peli case ... so can't compare/contrast ... but the wheel/bearing assembly appears to be replaceable ... glad to send you a pic of what I am looking at if that is possible here.