A lot of space between discs and front cooling cables, fits 280mm - 140mm fans.
Very affordable choice + a big advantage is that the front cover is not glass but a type of plastic, + tinted glass on the side.
Plenty of space on the top side for water cooling

If you have fans, rgb fan controllers, etc. from another case, it is excellent value for money.

- The positives:
> Spacious and very easy to assemble.
> Plenty of slots for micromanagement of fans.
> Exceeded my expectations in terms of sound (in a good way).
> The pci slots are screwable.

- The negatives:
> The bottom mesh does not inspire any confidence in me, the cuts that hold it are very small, resulting in it coming off with a slight touch. Also, its quality is such that it makes me believe that over time and temperatures it will deform.

EXCELLENT AT 41 EUROS PURCHASE, first of all, plenty of space between discs and the area for the cooling cables to pass through the front, it fits 280mm - 140mm fans.
A very good choice + a big advantage is that the front cover is not glass but a kind of strange plastic that filters dust quite well!

Bought for about 55 euros a year ago, it was a clear value for money choice. In today's money, it is not even funny, it is about 20% more expensive for no reason.

Easy setup, quiet, satisfactory spaces, relatively good materials, cool... The only issue is the panels, where if you don't see glass, there is no reason to spend money on plastics unless you are desperate and can maintain them.

I have it for about 2 years and I am very satisfied! It has very good cable management (it didn't give me any trouble personally and all the cables are neatly organized at the back). It has good airflow, of course, with a decent system of case fans. In terms of space, it comfortably fits up to 3 fan graphics cards. There is even space for 2 radiators if someone wants to install CPU and GPU liquid cooling at the same time. The most important feature is that it has a filter at the bottom for the power supply fan, and it does a great job. It has a glass front, as you can see, but it has some gaps on the right, left, and bottom for better airflow. These gaps have small filters (like grilles) that also work well. I believe it is worth every penny and more.

Quite good box and at a very good price, the only problem I have is that the side panel scratches very easily

Excellent!
Small and fits many things comfortably. The only negative (call me compulsive) is that the button you open it with clicks very loudly to the point where you think it's fake. It's worth its money

I have had the case since November 2018, I am completely satisfied and for its price it is clearly value for money!! In terms of capacity, it can accommodate any graphics card you are interested in up to 410mm, so it satisfies the overwhelming majority of interested parties. The airflow is also very good, with the ability to install up to 6 fans (I have 3 for air in and 1 for air out - the only one included in the case when purchased) while maintaining very good temperatures. Internally, it has a good design so that everything fits easily, and I was impressed by the options for SSD placement. Finally, the design is also very elegant for those who are interested, with a slim design, the front glass is not made of glass, but it is very realistic to the eye and easy to clean from dust! The only thing I might add for those who may be interested is that the case comes in a slightly darker black compared to the photos. Personally, I highly recommend it for purchase without hesitation!!

In the positives:
For its price, it is a decent value for money option. You can't ask for more at this price point. Filters, ample space for cable management, excellent push-pull air flow, anti-vibrate rubber for SSD installation, plastic trays (anti-vibrate) for hard drive installation. Power supply cover.
It has dust filters: 1: On the top (can fit a 240cm radiator) 2: On the bottom under the power supply. 3: On the front panel.
CoolerMaster only includes one fan at the back.

In the negatives:
The hole for the CPU power cable in the top corner (for cable management) is excessively small and can be a bit of a hassle, especially if the power supply cables are short (like in the CoolerMaster MasterWatt 600 that I have).
As a first step in the installation, install the hard drives first because if you install the power supply first, you won't be able to screw anything in as there is no space.