The 5 Best Blue PC Cases of 2023
We updated this article in 2023 after reviewing some of the latest cases on the market. There’s been some gorgeous new blue cases on the market recently and I’ve changed many of our top picks to some new and improved offerings.
Don’t want to be just another black and white PC builder?
If a pink or red chassis isn’t your style, there are some fantastic blue towers available.
Note however not all the cases of this color are worth going for; some we’d look to actively avoid.
This is why we’ve put together this feature to guide you through the best blue computer cases for gaming, streaming & production builds (video editing, etc).
- Overall Best Blue Case: Montech Sky Two
- Runner-Up Best Blue Case: Silverstone Primera PM01
- Best Cheap Blue PC Case: DeepCool TX Tesseract SW
- Best High-End Case: InWin D-Frame (Signature Motorcycle Steel)
- Best Blue E-ATX Case: Thermaltake View 71 Tempered Glass Edition
Overall Best Blue Case: Montech Sky Two
This top pick was a fairly easy choice!
Not only is this blue mid-tower gorgeous, but it represents an insane value between its fan inclusions and build quality.
This includes a largely steel exterior, with a unique mesh bottom + tempered glass top format. This is a great and practical aesthetic that you don’t usually see at this price point (most cases around the $100 mark tend to just have covered fronts).
I also really appreciate how the internal coloring has also been detailed blue. This sounds like an obvious step, but you’d be surprised at how many colored cases have a black internal coloring to save cost.
Alongside the great aesthetic, this blue ATX case has great internal space for:
- 7 Expansion slots
- VGA lengths up to 400mm
- 2 x 2.5″ / 3 x 3.5″ drive bays
The VGA length capability and slots make this a great mid-range PC case for gaming.
As far as cooling goes, you’ve got some good options here, with:
- Up to 8 x 120mm fans (4 ARGB fans included)
- Up to 1 x 360mm, 1 x 240mm & 1 x 120mm radiators
Combined with the mesh platse, decent cable management, and good design for airflow, the Sky Two is one of the best PC cases for cooling in its price range.
And the fact that it comes with 4 ARGB fans at its price point is honestly unheard of. I would’ve thought this case was offering decent value even if it had none included!
After reading all these features, you can probably see why we rate the Sky Two so highly.
Whether you’re looking for a blue gaming PC case or one for production/personal use, this chassis hits an excellent sweet spot between features and value for money.
2023 update: The Sky Two replaces one of our previous top picks; the Fractal Design Focus G. Although I recommend the Sky Two the most, if you prefer the design of the Focus G, it’s still a great choice.
Runner-Up Best Blue Case: Silverstone Primera PM01
While not boasting the same blue exterior as the Focus G, the PM01 still looks great if you’re happy with a blue chassis based on LEDs.
Silverstone is another fantastic case manufacturer featured previously on What in Tech.
This white and blue PC case boasts a unique look.
With 3 x pre-installed blue LED case fans alongside multiple blue LED strips illuminating various sections.
All of these are nicely controllable from a slick LED button on the front I/O panel.
Another ATX case slightly larger than our top pick, you’ve got great space for:
- 7 x expansion slots
- Max graphics card lengths of 419mm
- 4 x 2.5″ / 3.5″ & 5 x 2.5″ drive bays
That storage space is fantastic for the size!
We think the Focus G has enough of it for most builds but if you have a very intense storage demand (perhaps looking for a 4k video editing PC case or server) this would be an amazing option.
The increased size also lends itself nicely to cooling too, with:
- Up to 7 x 120mm / 6 x 140mm fans with 3 x 140mm ones included
- Up to 2 x 360mm & 1 x 140mm radiators
Between these options, you’ve got more than enough for a great overclocking PC case.
We ranked the Focus G above the PM01 because the price of the latter was about 20% higher at the time of review
Additionally, we also think someone looking at a blue PC tower specifically may appreciate having the largely blue exterior with options to add further blue LED case fans too.
But if you love the PM01 design, or need the slightly elevated features it has, then rest assured, it’s easily one of the best blue tower cases available.
Best Cheap Blue PC Case: DeepCool TX Tesseract SW
You may not have heard of DeepCool, but they’ve created an awesome budget blue PC case in the Tesseract SW.
With its exterior still impressively hosting some steel components (though mostly plastic) the build quality is good for the price.
With 2 x 120mm blue LED case fans pre-installed, in addition to the blue front lining against the mesh, the chassis looks great powered on.
A small ATX case, the SW still manages room for:
- 7 x expansion slots
- 310mm GPU max length
- 3 x 2.5″, 4 x 3.5″ & 2 x 5.25″ drive bays
The GPU space is definitely less than the other choices, though you’ll still be able to get a powerful card (or 2) in here.
Although you definitely could go for an ATX motherboard, if you’re building a cheap setup in a case this size, we’d recommend building a Micro ATX PC instead (these boards are usually better for budget builds, especially in compact cases).
You can still get 6 x 120mm fans in the SW which is great for the size.
You’re not going to get the same airflow, cooling, or cable management as you would in our top picks, and we wouldn’t suggest this as a case for water cooling.
But with its fan capability, it’s certainly still capable of providing decent cooling for a budget gaming computer.
We would certainly recommend the top picks above the SW.
But if it’s the furthest your budget can go, know we’ve happily included it for a reason. It’s easily the best budget blue PC case on the market.
Best High-End Case: InWin D-Frame (Signature Motorcycle Steel)
Our premium pick is one of the most unique PC cases on the market, perfect for enthusiast builders.
With an incredible design, the D-frame manages to tick so many boxes from aesthetic to quality to feature capability.
To start, this is an aluminum PC case (the best PC case material for premium builds) with this metal used for its base and piping.
Over the top is a thick tempered glass window that beautifully displays a completed build (stock photos don’t do it justice).
It’s an open-frame PC case to maximize airflow/presentation (and making it a surprisingly portable PC case for carrying).
But the real wonder of the D-frame is that it’s not just pretty, offering:
- 8 x expansion slots
- GPUs up to 330m in length with vertical mounting options
- 3 x 3.5″, 2 x 2.5″ & 1 x 5.25″ drive bays
- Space for 4 x 120mm case fans
- Subtle cable management options despite the large visible exposure
This may not sound like much for an ATX tower.
But for its dimensions, it’s fantastic and more than enough for a gaming PC with overclocking potential.
The same goes for the case fan availability. Bear in mind that while 4 x 120mm seems low, an open-frame PC case will give you lots more natural airflow than a standard chassis.
If you’re looking for one of the best-looking cases on the market for a truly unique presentation, this case is a wonderful option.
2023 update: Although I still highly rate the D-frame, Thermaltake has released a gorgeous turquoise PC case as a variant of its P6 model. I love the Thermaltake P series, these are seriously gorgeous cases with so much customisability. If you prefer the aesthetic to the D-Frame, I would recommend it as highly!
Best Blue EATX Case: Thermaltake View 71 Tempered Glass Edition
The View 71 is easily the best blue full tower case available today.
It may be much more subtle in its blue lighting than other cases on the list.
But combined with a few additional blue LED case fans and RGB parts, this will easily end up being one of the best-looking cases for an EATX setup.
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