For an sff case, it is good if someone wants to have a small and discreet home server.
The case only takes TFX power supplies.
At the price of 29.90€ that I bought it, it was value for money. At the current price, not so much.

It seems strange that I have put everything in orange, but it is practically an HTPC, so:

1) It is not spacious, but a b450m pro4 fits easily.
2) Cable management doesn't make much sense to comment on since it uses a Pico power supply, so there are no extra cables (I have installed the FSP/Fortron FSP250-60GHT 85+ 250W).
3) The construction is very good for a 30-40 euro case.
4) It has a small, quiet pre-installed fan (92mm).
5) It doesn't have filters, but it didn't accumulate dust after a year of use on a desk.
6) The airflow with a 92mm fan at the back and a cool system was satisfactory, and I didn't have any temperature issues, even with the M2 SSD.
7) It only supports Low-Profile graphics cards.
8) It has feet to lay it flat, but it also comes with a stand to keep it upright (at first, I had it upright, but then I laid it flat and placed the monitor on top).
9) It has very convenient front USB ports.

Ideal for APU systems (e.g., Ryzen 3400g) with a micro ATX motherboard, 16GB RAM, and an M2 SSD, especially now that prices have dropped, so we don't have to deal with cables. It can handle esports titles and 4K movies, etc. Otherwise, with a Ryzen 2700 at 140 euros and a Low Profile GTX 1650, it can still play many games, even in 2020. You can place it next to the TV (slightly larger than a PlayStation and Xbox) and play movies, games, connect two controllers to the front USB ports, or use a wireless keyboard and mouse