Good, simple and beautiful..
On the negative side, only one side of the case is removable for the disks, not the whole thing..
85 euros is too much
fans with three pins

Easy assembly, sufficient space, perhaps a little more space where the 2.5'' drives connect wouldn't hurt, as that's where the cables pass through. It also has a slot for a 5.25 drive, which I didn't find easily. Beautiful and minimalist design.

I looked at all the Skroutz cases and read reviews for most of them. I was looking for:
-Serious appearance, without any flashy elements
-At least one 5.25" bay, but a "normal" one, with a complete bracket inside
-Bottom-mounted power supply with a cover
-Good cable management, with covers for the holes
-USB 3.0 ports
-Filters on the ventilation grilles
Out of all the cases I saw at a reasonable price (up to €100), only the masterbox had everything. I bought it for €79.79 and I'm not calling it a bargain, but the quality is definitely evident and matches the price.
The side window is thick glass, I'm not crazy about it, but admittedly it's a plus for the case. I wanted the 5.25" bay to hide the cables of the six front fans I have, and indeed, nothing is visible, even though the cables are a mess.
The cable management is a breeze. There is no place without holes for cables to pass through, and the rubber in the holes is soft. This was the first case I bought in 15 years and I was shocked to see how many conveniences modern cases have. The hard drives can also be placed in various positions, so the final result can be such that no cables are visible.
I don't know how many fans it can accommodate, but definitely more than five. I'm covered with two.
The only drawback I found in the case is the lack of filters on all the grilles. It has one for the top and one for the bottom, under the power supply, but it doesn't have any in the front or back. I will probably get aftermarket ones, but for this price, I expected filters or a GPU stand. Also, the two USB 3.0 ports on the top of the case are few, four wouldn't hurt.
Overall, it's a flawless case. Perfectly serious and minimal, with plenty of internal space (it can even accommodate the longest graphics cards), very good build quality, and many conveniences. It's worth its price.

Good case if you search for it in the reviews, it is one of the best in terms of airflow. It also comes with two 120mm fans. Personally, what I don't like is that most of the hard drive slots are lying flat on the chassis, resulting in the cables needing to be bent significantly and the connections being strained to the point where the hard drives can be lifted from the motherboard. The cables at the back are difficult to manage and there are missing tie wrap slots in certain important areas. The brackets for the 5-inch drives are very loose and they swim in the slots, and they are also a bit tight for the power supply and cables (even though I have a modular power supply). All of these, of course, seem to be sacrifices for one of the top airflow cases. Dust already sticks effectively to the outer mesh. Good finish. The paint on the outside leaves fingerprints. My old AKASA case with plastic coating doesn't leave fingerprints