
Circle Amazer X1
Mid-tower case supporting up to 120mm GPUs and 165mm coolers. undefined fans included.
Official India stock. Full warranty through the brand's India service network, standard RMA if anything goes wrong.
Full specs
Air coolers that fit
Where to buy Circle Amazer X1 in India
Expect to pay roughly ₹1,900-2,100 for the Circle Amazer X1 in India right now, depending on offers and seller. I always recommend buying from retailers that give a proper GST invoice - it's what makes your India warranty claim smooth later.
In my years running a PC store, PrimeABGB (Mumbai) and Vedant Computers (Kolkata) have also been consistently reliable for verified stock - compare before buying.
Circle Amazer X1 Review India: Ultra-Budget ARGB Cabinet at ₹1,999-2,499
Circle Amazer X1: An Indian Budget Brand Case That Actually Includes Four ARGB Fans
Circle isn't a name most enthusiast sites cover, it's an India-first budget brand that sells mostly through local retailers and IndiaMART dealer listings rather than chasing international reviewers. The Amazer X1 is worth a look anyway, because at ₹1,999-2,499 it includes four pre-installed ARGB fans, which is genuinely unusual at this price and worth knowing about if you're building on a strict budget.
What You Actually Get
The Amazer X1 is built from 0.5mm SPCC steel with a fully hemmed chassis, standard construction for a budget Indian cabinet, and pairs a mesh front panel with an acrylic side panel rather than tempered glass. That's the most honest way to keep the price this low: acrylic is cheaper than glass, scratches more easily over time, and doesn't feel as premium under your hand, but it does the job of showing off your build.
The genuinely notable part is the fan package: three 120mm ARGB fans in the front and one 120mm ARGB fan at the rear, all included at this price. Radiator support covers a 360mm front mount, a 240mm top mount, and a 120mm rear position, more than enough headroom for a budget AIO if you go that route later. GPU clearance is rated at 325mm and CPU cooler height at 165mm, which covers most budget-to-midrange builds, RTX 4060-class cards and mainstream air coolers fit without issue, though check clearance carefully if you're pairing this with anything larger.
The Honest Trade-Offs
This is a budget case, and it behaves like one. The steel gauge flexes under pressure more than a premium chassis would, cable management space behind the tray is tight, and the acrylic panel is a genuine downgrade from tempered glass in both looks and durability over years of use. None of that makes it a bad case for its price, it makes it exactly what it's priced to be.
India Pricing and Availability
ComputechStore, Green Apple Compunet, and IndiaMART dealer listings show pricing between ₹1,999 and ₹2,499 depending on retailer and whether you're buying online or through a local dealer. Circle's IndiaMART presence suggests reasonable reach into tier-2/3 cities through regional distributors, which matters if you're outside a major metro and want to avoid shipping delays on a case this size and weight class.
Who Should Buy It / Who Should Skip It
Buy this if you're building a genuinely tight-budget rig and want ARGB fans included rather than buying them separately, or if you need a case today from a local dealer rather than waiting on a courier. Skip it if you want tempered glass, better steel rigidity, or you're running a GPU near or above 325mm, where you'll want to check clearance carefully or step up to the Lancool 207 instead.
Questions
Yes, three 120mm ARGB fans up front and one at the rear ship pre-installed, which is unusual for a case under ₹2,500 in India.
Yes, within its 325mm GPU clearance limit. It handles budget-to-midrange cards like the RTX 4060 comfortably, just measure a larger card before assuming it fits.