The 10 Best Pink PC Cases of 2023
We updated this article in June. After reviewing the latest cases in 2023, most of our top picks remain the same, but we have highlighted some excellent new alternatives in certain sections where relevant.
So, you want to build something trend-setting? Then pink is the way to go!
Back when we originally wrote this feature, the options were rather slim.
But thankfully over the last few years, case manufacturers have seen some sense and finally started offering some great options!
We’ve reviewed each of them and featured the best picks for all shapes, sizes, and budgets just below.
Important Note on Pink PC Case Availability
The demand for a pink tower is quite high compared to the number of available options so they often sell out reasonably fast.
The good news is that this whole list is full of great options. Don’t be dissuaded if the top few choices happen to be out of stock. Apevia has especially stood out as a brand offering lots of options for you in this color.
Apevia Crusader-F-PK
Overall Best Pink PC Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 165mm | GPU Length Clearance: 360mm | Dimensions: 394 x 203 x 457mm | Weight: 5.9kg | Radiator Support: N/A | Fan Mounts: 8
REASONS TO BUY
+ Incredible value
+ Great layout and airflow for a mid-range build
+ Decent build quality for price
REASONS TO AVOID
Apevia has created a lot of cute computer cases worth talking about. Our favorite out of those is the Crusader-F-PK.
Coming in a tad cheaper than our runner-up pick with 4 RGB fans, this is a perfect basis for a vibrant aesthetic. There’s also a light-toggle button on the front I/O panel, which cycles through 16 different effects for the pre-installed fans (anything from single colors, to “pulsing”, to off if you’d prefer a more minimalist look).
We’re pleased with the internal layout of this pink mid-tower too. It includes room for GPUs up to 350mm wide and 8 fan mounts; plenty of cooling potential for enthusiast builds.
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The case also has good cable management options and a decent design to facilitate airflow. It will certainly meet most gaming needs at the price point with the included fans alone.
The design is striking; with a cool, “rugged” pink finish on the outer casing working alongside the RGB fans and tempered glass window to create a very unique-looking case. We love that Apevia has gone for a tint in their window here. Our experience is that tinted side panels look way better at tastefully displaying internal flashy parts.
We’re also floored with the build quality for the price. The F-PK feels as good as it looks and it’s quite mind-boggling that the case comes with such a wonderful design, build, and 4 RGB fans at a cost where many competitors offer far less.
Even if it was more expensive, we’d still rate the F-PK very highly, the fact that it’s also so cheap is just a wonderful bonus add! If you’re looking for the best pink computer case, we think this is the ideal all-around pick.
Golden Field MAGE-P
Runner-Up Best Pink PC Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 165mm | GPU Length Clearance: 320mm | Dimensions: 440 x 215 x 480mm | Weight: 9.5kg | Radiator Support: 360mm | Fan Mounts: 8
REASONS TO BUY
+ Beautiful full-pink design
+ Good build quality
+ Decent space, value & cooling for most builds
REASONS TO AVOID
As good as the Apevia Crusader-F-PK, this next pink ATX case strikes a close competition.
The MAGE-P is a beautiful tower and strikes a wonderful balance between aesthetic, build quality, functionality, and price.
The chassis looks slick. With a tasteful SPCC steel build that feels as good as it looks. The casing feels built to last. We also love the tempered glass window that runs down the full length of the side (many cases in this price range cut the window down to where the PSU shroud starts, so they’re not truly “full-length”).
Easily our favorite aspect of the aesthetic is its largely pink design including the inside. This may sound obvious in a list full of pink CPU cases, but you’ll notice as we go through the best picks that many offerings in this color are still largely black/dark on the inside.
It is, of course, up to you to decide which you prefer. We think most creating a pink gaming PC setup will prefer the look with a case fully coated inside and out.
Also included are a nice PSU shroud and hidden compartments for your HDDs and SSDs, all of which have enough spare room for decent cable management. We really appreciate a case designed to cover these “uglier” components with ample room, as it means you can achieve a very neat, clean aesthetic to show off your flashy parts and achieve better airflow.
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Speaking of airflow; the MAGE-P’s front has a tasteful pink mesh design that increases ventilation and also gives visibility to the 3 pre-installed LED fans. We love this inclusion for the price. It really adds a great amount of value to the case.
As good as the onboard ventilation/cooling is, you could take it further by installing up to 8 x 120mm fans (with ample room for water cooling around the case too). These are really decent allowances for this form factor, giving you a lot of capability for overclocking too.
With a 320mm GPU length clearance, this is a great choice for a pink gaming pc case. Or if you’re more interested in storage, the MAGE-P has an impressive allowance for 4 x 2.5″ & 2 x 3.5″/2.5″ drive bays (all hidden in the back of the case).
Apevia Crusader vs Golden Field MAGE-P
So with all that gushing aside, why do we rank the Apevia Crusader above this?
Well, as good as the MAGE-P is, it’s notably more expensive than our top pick. The F-PK doesn’t only come with an additional fan, but the fans are also RGB (i.e. changeable color) instead of static LED fans. So we think the F-PK is a slightly better value offering.
Additionally, while the Golden Field case is of high quality, the brand is a little less of a staple in the PC case space than Apevia (which has a long history of great options). We don’t think this is a major factor, but a slight win in the Crusader’s favor.
But don’t let that put you off if you prefer this pick, we’ve ranked it so high for a reason. The MAGE-P earns big points for its all-pink interior.
With its beautiful aesthetic, build quality, cooling setup, and included fans all packaged under a fair price, the MAGE-P is easily one of the best pink computer cases available today.
2023 update: If you like the look of the MAGE-P, Lian Li has also released a fantastic case with a similar aesthetic; a pink edition of their LANCOOL 205 series (it’s no secret that I love this case and basically everything Lian Li makes!).
I considered outright replacing the MAGE-P with this pick, however, it’s common for special pink color editions of existing cases to not last very long, so pick it up if you can!
Apevia ENZO-PK
Best Cheap Pink PC Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 160mm | GPU Length Clearance: 360mm | Dimensions: 405 x 201 x 455mm | Weight: 6.2kg | Radiator Support: N/A | Fan Mounts: 6
REASONS TO BUY
+ Incredible value option
+ Layout/cooling good enough for budget builds
REASONS TO AVOID
At an impressively low price point and the cheapest pink case on the list, the ENZO-PK still boasts a good quality metal build, a tempered glass window, and gorgeous coloring on the outside chassis (some of the internals are also pink, which we really appreciate).
With an aesthetically pleasing shroud to hide your cables, PSU and up to 3 x 3.5″ & 2 x 2.5″ drives, the layout is good at maintaining a clean-looking setup.
From an airflow perspective, the front of the case is completely covered. While not quite as cool compared to our top 2 picks, the PK still does a decent job with lots of ventilation on the top, rear, and bottom.We expect they went with the covered front for design reasons. So if you prefer that kind of look, know we still deem it suitable for running a pink gaming/budget enthusiast build.
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The room inside is decent for ATX with video cards up to 350mm, CPU coolers up to 160mm & room for up to 6 x 120mm fans. 1 fan is included, which we appreciate at the price-point.
One important note: This pick does offer good value, but sometimes it’s not always about having the cheapest price tag. The MAGE-P includes an extra 3 fans for only around 10-15% extra cost (all of which are LED too). If you’re trying to create a budget pink PC build, then the ENZO-PK is great. But from a value perspective? We would push you towards the F-PK or the MAGE-P, as these models offer so much more cooling for very little extra cost.
With all that said, if you like the aesthetic of the ENZO-PK, aren’t looking for flashy LED fans, then this is a great budget pick.
InWin A1 Plus
Best High-End Pink Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: SFF | Motherboard Support: mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 160mm | GPU Length Clearance: 320mm | Dimensions: 273 x 224 x 357mm | Weight: 7.1kg | Radiator Support: 120mm | Fan Mounts: 4
REASONS TO BUY
+ Gorgeous design and build quality
+ Great layout for enthusiast ITX builds
+ Impressive cooling for a case of its size
REASONS TO AVOID
For those of you who have more of a budget and are looking to build a tiny tower, the A1 is a fantastic option and is a staple choice for many gamer girl PC cases.
This is an mITX form factor, so you’ll need to come into the build with the right parts. That being said, it offers an impressive amount of room for its size. With 2 x 2.5″ drives, 2 expansion slots and still somehow managing to have space for a GPU up to 320mm.
This case gets top marks for design and build; with high-quality SECC steel, tempered glass window, and a gorgeous pink finish. The A1 already looks great before you power it on.
But once you complete your build, you’re treated to the included 2 addressable RGB fans and light glowing in the transparent stand the case sites on. It’s simply stunning and we rate this the best build quality of all of the pink PC cases we’ve reviewed.
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The cooling is also great for the size. On top of the included fans (both 120mm), the case boasts decent ventilation & airflow. When building an mITX PC, you can never expect the same cooling as a mid-tower, but the case represents an excellent balance and will still do very well for a small gaming PC.
The front I/O panel has the standard ports: 2x USB3.0 and 2 x audio (you would be hard-pressed to find better for ITX). A nice unique feature is the top wireless QI charger for your phone. With its small form factor and this utility on your desk, we love how it can almost appear like a cute charging hub, despite also being the host of a powerful build!
Although this is the most expensive case on the list, it actually matches up in value pretty decently to the cheaper top picks. Coming pre-installed with a 650w gold-rated power supply (handy to have included for such a small form factor, where compatible PSUs can be more pricey).
It’s worth noting this PSU isn’t top quality. If you’re building an average ITX gaming PC you’re going to be fine, but if you want to cram as much power into this thing as possible, you may want to consider the Corsair SF series and use the pre-installed PSU as a backup.
Between the high-quality design/color, lights, and component space, the InWin A1 is ideal for someone dedicated to a small, stylish build while maintaining a good feature set for quality gaming, streaming, and other demanding setups.
Apevia PRODIGY-PK
Best Pink Micro ATX Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: SFF | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 158mm | GPU Length Clearance: 350mm | Dimensions: 410 x 202 x 395mm | Weight: 5.9kg | Radiator Support: 240mm | Fan Mounts: 5
REASONS TO BUY
+ Great value for what’s included
+ Good airflow
+ Layout that will serve most mATX builds nicely
REASONS TO AVOID
Our next pick is for those after a pink mini-tower, the mATX form factor is usually best for balancing compact dimensions while still retaining the freedom to install wide arrays of parts.
Offering a level of value only rivaled by our top picks the PK boasts a beautiful design. With a full pink steel exterior and fantastic mesh coverage on both the front and top of the case. We appreciate that Apevia acknowledges that in smaller case form factors, ventilation is often an issue (with the reduced room for airflow), so this case offering the most points for air to enter/leave is a good decision.
You’re also getting 3 x RGB fans pre-installed (with a handy controller button on the front I/O panel). Combined with the ventilation, the PK is the best pink mATX choice we’ve come across for cooling, suitable for gaming and other popular demanding build types.
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The internal specs are great for the size. The case manages to boast a 350mm GPU clearance & room for 6 x 120mm fans (not to mention radiator options for water cooling). These specs may not sound crazy, but they’re great for this form factor.
On top of that, we appreciate the chassis still having a decent shroud for your PSU, cables, and up to 2 x 3.5″ & 2 x 2.5″ drive bays (you won’t have quite the same room for cable management as the ATX choices, but there’s still ample space to get things right if you are a little more through).
We’ll restate that we’re really pleasantly surprised with all the value on offer here. This would make a great girl gamer PC case with its nice compact style and capability for gaming.
Apevia has done it again with the Prodigy-PK. If you’re in the market for this form factor, we think you’ll really enjoy building in this chassis.
SilverStone SG13P
Best Budget Pink Mini-ITX Case
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: SFF | Motherboard Support: mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 61mm | GPU Length Clearance: 270mm | Dimensions: 222 x 181 x 285mm | Weight: 2.5kg | Radiator Support: 140mm | Fan Mounts: 1
REASONS TO BUY
+ Fantastic value
+ Full-pink coloring
+ Perfect for portability
REASONS TO AVOID
Our next pick is for those looking for an extra small tower that isn’t quite in the InWin A1 price range.
Silverstone is a great manufacturer, and it shows in this offering. While largely plastic, the case has a faux aluminum design and feels metallic (not “cheap-feeling” in the slightest, impressive for the price).
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InWin Plus A1 vs SilverStone SG13P
Price is the obvious difference here, with the SG13P coming in much cheaper. A lot of the A1’s additional price tag is about the included PSU. If however you weren’t settled on the PSU in the A1 and wanted something more powerful, buying the SG13P standalone could be a good option.
The design is super simplistic when compared to the A1. Depending on your personal preference, this might be what you’re looking for.
Even smaller than the A1, it lacks the space/airflow of the high-end mITX choice (with 1 x 140mm / radiator option available) and can only support cards of up to 270mm long. This GPU length is a little disappointing as you’ll have to be very careful with the hardware you’re choosing to include.
But if you are not trying to build a super-powerful expensive PC and desire that level of compactness, you can still accomplish your goals with this case.
The front I/O panel is the standard 2 x USB 3.0 / audio ports, nicely presented underneath the front mesh design.
As far as cheap pink pc cases go for a mini ITX build, this is your only option! Thankfully, it’s a great, well-balanced piece of kit, and providing you’re checking your dimensions and not trying to build some ultra-powerful PC, we think you’ll have a great time with the SG13P.
darkFlash DLM22
Best Budget Pink PC Case Alternative
SPECIFICATIONS
Form Factor: SFF | Motherboard Support: Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | CPU Clearance: 160mm | GPU Length Clearance: 350mm | Dimensions: 360 x 203 x 411mm | Weight: 4.9kg | Radiator Support: 240mm | Fan Mounts: 5
REASONS TO BUY
+ Great value
+ Good layout and airflow for budget builds
+ Full pink, the metal look is sleek for price
REASONS TO AVOID
The DLM22 is a fantastic option for a pink setup (and not the first time it has appeared on What in Tech for its quality). The amount of value you’re getting in a case this cheap is very impressive.
Let’s start with the design. Gorgeously simplistic with a good build quality, we really liked how this case looks in person.
With a shroud covering the PSU/HDDs and space in the back for decent cable management, you’ll have the option to keep your inner components simple to match the exterior. If preferred, you can be flashy and show off bright components through the high-quality tempered glass window (which also has a great, screwless/door-open design, very handy for easy PC access).
Source: Rosalie
One important note: The DLM22 is an mATX chassis. This means it’s a tad smaller than many of the featured ATX choices. You have more than enough great options for parts to fit in an mATX case (still fitting most GPUs), but just make sure to check the dimensions of your parts.
Speaking of size; the DLM22 also boasts great options for cooling. With space for 2 x 120mm front, 2 x 140mm top, and 1 x 120mm rear fans, you’re going to have more than enough cooling for a compact build.
Water cooling is also an option, with radiator space at the top (240mm) and rear (120mm). This isn’t a super high availability for liquid cooling, but could easily combine with 2 front fans for a great solution.
The front I/O panel is pretty standard, with 1 x USB 3.0, 2 x USB 2.0, and HD audio ports (looking very well-integrated with the overall case design).
Something to point out is a minority of customers, unfortunately, seem to receive defective cases. This is all too common with high-value towers under $100 (even from much larger manufacturers). It’s worth bearing in mind that a majority of people didn’t run into such problems. In the worst-case scenario, your warranty will cover the replacement.
Boasting great value, style, and space; if this fits your aesthetic and size requirements, we think you’ll love the DLM22.
2023 update: We’ve been seeing the DLM22 pink edition go in and out of stock regularly over 2023. It typically takes a few weeks to reappear in the pink edition, so we’d suggest going with one of the other excellent alternatives on the list if it’s not available.
Alternative Picks – Best of the Rest
While the above picks are what we consider the top pink computer cases for gaming, streaming or even business/personal use, there are a few more decent options that are worth considering if your requirements are more specific:
Tempered Glass Pink PC Case Alternative: Apevia Aura-F-PK
With 2 tempered glass sides, the Aura F-PK is gorgeous. The airflow in this machine is slightly inferior to our top picks, but it’s still serviceable with its 4 included RGB fans.
Pink PC Case with Most Fans Included: Apevia Genesis PRO
The Genesis PRO boasts a fantastic 6 RGB fans pre-installed. This case offers great value and an awesome aesthetic (its airflow will be a tad less efficient with its tempered glass front, but we doubt you’ll be lacking for cooling, even in a gaming build).
If you like this design but don’t need to go as far as 6 fans, the non-pro version of the case, the Apevia Genesis-PK, is also worth considering.
Pink RGB PC Case Alternative: Apevia Matrix-PK
Last but not least is an option if someone want RGB lighting built into the design of the case (not just RGB fans).
The Matrix-PK pulls this off beautifully and offers lots of the great features/airflow we’ve seen from the other Apevia PC cases.
Other Options?
While we think the top 10 picks above are excellent options for your build, we wanted to share a couple of other ideas if you wanted to get creative:
DIY – Spray painting a PC
Many custom builders have had success with customizing a PC this way.
There are a lot of great existing resources out there on this topic. But here are the high-level steps on how to spray paint a PC:
- Purchase a white case as a base.
- (Optional) – Sand down the layers to give a better chance at a “sticking” finish.
- Apply tape/some other make-shift cover method to areas of the case you do not want to be painted (if any).
- Begin spraying the case with very thin layers of paint (outside on surfaces you are OK with getting paint on like cardboard).
- Leave each coat to dry for 15-120 mins (depending on the product, most will give direction).
- Repeat the process until there is a consistent color across the full case – and voila!
Pink fans against a light PC case
A great substitute for a pink case would be combining RGB fans (our favorite type here) with a white or transparent PC case that would work well to reflect the pink light and create a very unique aesthetic. In case you didn’t know, you can use software to edit the color settings of these fans and achieve consistent pinks instead of the crazy rainbow colors you see in the example pictures!
Best Purple PC Case?
A quick word for those after a purple computer case as we see this question asked with no real answer. Unfortunately, there isn’t really a great choice for you on the market today. Your best bet is to go for either one of the deep pink PC cases on this list, or look at our DIY option directly above (e.g. combined a clear PC case with purple fans).
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* Specifications throughout our articles are double-checked and intended to inform our users, but should not be treated as factual information. When making final decisions on your products, please check the manufacturer pages to confirm the fine details.
thanks for this – I thought I was going insane when the top pink PC case results on google read like they were written by bots……
i loooove the Crusader thanks <3
Happy to hear it – enjoy! 🙂