GAMEMAX just released two panoramic PC cases that prove you don’t need to empty your wallet for a high-end “aquarium” aesthetic. The new NEX C51 and NEX C31 ditch the ugly front-corner pillar for a seamless glass view. They’re cheap, looks clean and built for show.
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High-End Looks on a Budget
Most manufacturers charge a premium for pillar-free designs, but GAMEMAX is pricing these between $50 and $60. Both cases feature dual tempered glass panels that give you an uninterrupted look at your hardware. You’ll also find a 20 Gbps USB Type-C Gen2×2 port on the front I/O. That’s a rare win at this price point. Fast. Modern. Future-proof.
NEX C51
If you’re building a standard ATX system, the C51 is your target. It’s spacious enough to house the massive flagship GPUs that have become the norm lately, or more likely, your expensive memory kits.
- GPU Clearance: Fits cards up to 410 mm.
- Cooling: Supports a 360 mm radiator on top.
- Fans: Comes with three 120 mm ARGB fans out of the box.
- Structure: A dual-chamber-style layout hides your messy cables and power supply behind the motherboard tray.
NEX C31
The C31 shrinks the footprint for mATX builds without sacrificing the core features. It still fits the same 410 mm graphics cards as its big brother. Efficiency matters. You get the same panoramic glass and the same three ARGB fans, just in a tighter package that saves desk space.
Pricing and Availability
GAMEMAX offers both cases in black and white versions. The white models carry a slight $5 premium, which is standard for the industry.
| Model | Color | MSRP |
| NEX C51 (ATX) | Black | $54.99 |
| NEX C51 (ATX) | White | $59.99 |
| NEX C31 (mATX) | Black | $49.99 |
| NEX C31 (mATX) | White | $54.99 |
GAMEMAX backs both models with a one-year limited warranty. They’re hitting retailers now, though local pricing might shift depending on your region. If you’re tired of seeing $150 price tags on glass cases, these are worth a look.
