Small, beautiful, cute, and cheap case for simple systems without much fuss.

WARNING - the case is MINI tower and not midi as incorrectly described...
If you want to build an office computer or a simple everyday use one, you don't need anything else. A Matx motherboard, a sata ssd or nvme, an intel with integrated graphics and you're good to go. Cable management space is limited and if you happen to want a dvd (just saying...) then things get a bit complicated and in this case it's a good idea to use a semi or full modular power supply. If you don't need a dvd then the situation simplifies and with a little effort you can fit the cables in the space that the dvd would occupy.

The space for classic hard drives seems limited and problematic but it didn't bother me since I no longer use them.

With its own 80mm fan at the back (can also take 92mm), and one or two 120mm fans on the side and/or front, you won't have any cooling issues with the low power consumption processors that are likely to be used in such a case. I have added a 92mm PWM fan at the back to exhaust (I threw away its own 80mm fan as it is cheap and with a molex connection) and I have added a side 120mm fan and a front 120mm fan to push air in. With an Intel i3 10th gen with integrated graphics and with the stock cooler even in the hottest summer I never see temperatures above 57-58 degrees, and that's only briefly and with more demanding tasks. Even with the most stressful Prime95 stress-test I have never exceeded 79-80 degrees... Usually in everyday use I only have 8 to 12 degrees above room temperature and with the fans running at around 50% without even noticing they are working...
Additionally, a bonus is that the side fan, due to its position in the case, blows fresh air directly onto the nvme keeping it cool without any heatsink. In hindsight, I could have gotten rid of the front 120mm fan and only used the side one since in tests where I disconnected it the temperature difference was only 1-3 degrees...

At the front, the case has 2x usb2 and 2x usb3 and all is fine. One small/silly problem you may encounter with usb flash drives that have a large base. The front usb ports are in a small recess of the case that creates a lip around them and if the flash drive has a very wide base it sits on the lip and doesn't allow it to connect!!! It's not something serious (I've only had it happen with one flash drive that had a guitar shape) but it's good to keep in mind when buying "odd" flash drives.

The build quality is what you expect for the price. It doesn't have filters, so a blow/clean once every 6 months or so is necessary.

Overall, a decent, honest, beautiful, cute, and cheap case for small spaces and simple systems.

A decent small-sized case for setting up a PC in a limited space. Its positives include the size, satisfactory space for cable management (not excessive, but just right), and its price (25-28 €).
Its negatives include the lack of space for SATA or mechanical hard drives (if someone wants to install a DVD drive, they will need to come up with a solution and drill holes in the metal for HDD support). As for airflow, it comes with an 80mm fan (the rear holes can also accommodate a 120mm fan) and can take two additional fans up to 120mm (one in the front and one on the sides). The compromise will be made with the front fan if it is installed because it will take up space from the HDDs if a DVD drive is also installed! Personally, the dimensions worked well for me because I have limited space and understand the constraints in such spaces!

Very small.
It doesn't fit even one (1!) hard drive - I had to cut metal sheets and put it diagonally, otherwise the memories wouldn't fit!
I also wanted to have a DVD, for heaven's sake!