Surely, if you don't want to spend a lot of money, this particular case does the basic things. After 7 years of using it, I have to say that yes, it is worth its money. However, if you have 30 euros more, you can go for a different and bigger one. It has good cable management. The problem with dust is quite significant as it needs cleaning every two weeks and I don't have it on the floor. Its air flow is average to good. For 54 euros, yes, it is worth it, but for more, definitely not.

I bought it in January '23 and it's... okay.
I'm using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 and it barely fit (without the indentation on the side panel it wouldn't have fit, and it's not even a big cooler).
I have an MSI RX6600 Ventus inside and it takes up 2/3 of the length (I wouldn't put a triple fan GPU in here).
It comes with 3 fans; 2 of them broke and started rattling in the first few months, so I replaced them with 2 be quiet silent wings.
After 1.5 years, 1 of the 2 USBs on the front panel broke.
For the nearly €60 it costs now, it's not worth the money at all. If you find it for under €40, then it's okay

I do not have much experience with this box as I have only had it for 6 months. So far, however, I have to say that it is very premium and beautiful and it does its job properly. I would highly recommend it!

I bought this particular product to use with my old PC and it will work as a media server.
I wanted something simple, without lights and such.
The installation of the motherboard and graphics card was easy.
The only "downside" is that it comes with a fan at the back. For someone who wants to use it for gaming, they will definitely need 2 fans at the front.
It also has a filter on the top of the case for dust.
Good build quality and relatively ample space and cable management.

Quite good, high quality/cost ratio. Pros: modern design, separate compartment for power supply at the bottom resulting in low noise and temperature, good metal quality, mesh front and top, space for DVD drive, many spots for fans. Cons: no space for a 14 cm fan at the front (only for 2 of 12cm), mediocre quality plastic buttons and USB ports (doesn't seem like they will break), depth is just enough, 3-4 cm more would be perfect. At this price, anyone looking for a modern case with a DVD drive slot will hardly find anything better for under 100 euros. There are better options, but they cost 100 euros or more

A very good box, which looks very durable and has a very clever way of organizing and securing the discs.

Convenient and easy to place anywhere. It has a dust filter on top of the 2 fans, which can be easily removed as it has magnetic support, thus increasing the airflow and lowering the temperature even more.

Kids are the best box for a gaming PC. It's made of steel and definitely worth the money, and it's perfect in every way. I recommend you get it

Cheap and modern case. Small flaws: If you use the front audio and there is activity on the front USB, noise will be heard from the front audio. If you put an SSD in the special slot (better to put it in the hard drive slot), it requires an angled SATA cable because otherwise it hits the motherboard. The power LED is very bright, do not connect it.

Update: For 50 euros, I don't know if it's worth it, I bought it for 30-40.

Personally, I chose it for its great airflow. With 2 120mm fans in the front, 1 120mm on top, and the pre-installed one in the back, you achieve exceptional airflow.

2. In terms of space, it's great for Mini-ITX & Micro-ATX, but I put an ATX in it and it's tight, so it made cable management difficult. However, I managed to fit the Be Quiet Dark Rock Slim cooler in it, sacrificing the side fan.

3. I would like the metal sheet to be slightly thicker.

4. I don't have a full opinion on the dust filtering yet, but overall it seems good. I've never had a case with dust filters before. The front side, however, collects a lot of dust, outside of the case.

5. For the price of 30-40, it's great.

For a mid-sized box and a complete 30 euro set, it collects enough dust and the airflow is moderate. The construction is sturdy and it is visually discreet and simple.

Guys, seriously, if you think about it, give another 20 to 25 euros and get something else... Don't buy boxes for 20-30, I want to change mine now and I don't do it because I'm too lazy for the process!

Well. As a newcomer in the world of PCs, I chose this particular case as my first. It is quite spacious and offers good value for money for a budget build and for those who do not require a glass side panel. Cable management was quite easy as the case has many holes for cables. One tip for a mistake I discovered the hard way is not to screw in the motherboard before passing the cables, because some motherboards like in my case, the B450 Tomahawk Max, are quite large so the cables cannot be passed afterwards. Another observation is that the materials are not of the best quality, mainly the cables and also the front of the case which will require some effort to unbutton in order to clean the dust filter. Nevertheless, I consider this case to be worth its money and it is just what I needed, especially if a newcomer like me managed to have a satisfactory cable management

For its price, it is very impressive! VFM 100%!
Good airflow, the screens it has up and down do their job.
Cable management is quite good, as at the bottom, in the power supply, you can easily hide its cables even if it doesn't have a modular or semi-modular power supply, and on the back I have no complaints, the cables fit perfectly!
The cons for me are:
-the front usb ports, as it has only two and not four as seen in some photos, but you can add two more yourself,
-on the left side where it is perforated for a fan, it should have a screen because a lot of dust enters from there.
Otherwise, I have not regretted buying it at all!!
I would highly recommend it for budget builds!!

I built my first PC build with the following components:

Gigabyte B450M DS3H (rev. 1.0)
AMD Ryzen 5 2600
G.Skill Aegis 16GB DDR4-3000MHz
XFX Radeon RX 580 8GB GTS XXX Edition (the 8pin included in the package must be used)
LC-Power LC6550 V2.3
Crucial BX500 480GB
Cougar MX330-X

Everything connected properly and the memory went up to 3000mhz without any issues by changing the profile in the BIOS. The only problem I encountered was that the motherboard has 7 holes and the case does not have the ability to fit in that stand of point. Nevertheless, I installed it with the 6 screws and it worked fine...I hope I don't have any issues in the future. Regarding performance in games, I haven't had the chance to check yet, but from what I've seen in videos and what's written here for 1080p, I think it will be fine. The quality and durability will show over time.

__________Positive_________

1) Spacious
2) Satisfactory cable management
3) Dust filters on top, front, and bottom
4) Price

________Negative________

1) Materials of average quality. We cannot expect anything better at this price. It is not terrible, and in some cases, it is even better than higher-priced cases, but for the money and the category it is aimed at, it is just okay, nothing impressive.

2) The included fan is not good at all, but that doesn't bother me because no matter what case I would buy, I would purchase fans separately, just like I did with this one. It is silly to complain about the fan. In this price range, and even in many higher-priced cases, they don't even include a fan, and if they do, it won't be good, so we would have to change it anyway. It is unreasonable to expect high-quality fans in budget cases

It's quite good, with plenty of space and cable management bays for drives, and it's an ATX tower. It has a power supply shroud, which is very good for this price, and if you want an optical drive, you can add one. There are enough ports for the basics you'll need, like a USB stick and a controller.

The lack of a glass panel was disappointing, but I didn't want to buy another case, so I made my own using plexiglass and magnetic tape.

One issue I have is that the filter collects a lot of dust, but it's not really meant to catch dust, so some still gets through.

The airflow is good, except when the front filter collects too much dust, which slightly reduces the airflow, but it's still very good.

I would definitely recommend it without hesitation

The box is very good value for money. It has enough space for whatever pieces a regular user is going to put in it. It has very good airflow. After 2 months of use, I didn't find any dust inside, which means that the filters are doing their job. Although it generally has good cable management, it's better to get a modular power supply because I, who have a full one, had a small issue with arranging the unused cables

In terms of money, it's really good. I have it with a GTX 980 x4 and it's generally the best. If you want a classic case for a setup that won't collect dust and has exceptional air flow, this is the best value for money.

The rating is related to the money spent! A very good case that puts glasses on much more expensive models. Large, with good airflow, comfortable, beautiful. I highly recommend it!

On these funds, perhaps the best option! There is also the possibility to order it with glass! The downside is that it comes with a fan! Cable management is a breeze with this case

It's exactly what someone needs if they don't want to spend a lot of money on a case and don't care about its appearance. It's a simple box that is very large and has space for everything.

I recommend it to anyone who needs a budget gaming case, the only issues I personally have had so far are:

1) The HDD cage is too narrow, making it somewhat difficult to install the hard drive, and the trays are not of the best quality, so they can easily break if bent too much when trying to insert a hard drive.

2) To avoid disappointment like mine, unfortunately, the front of this particular case only has 2 USB ports, one 2.0 and one 3.0, the other two are factory sealed and I imagine you can add them with a special in the future.

Despite this, I recommend it and if you install 5 more fans that you need, you will have good temperatures even in the summer, it has good air flow and is very open!

A good middle tower always worth the money. An ATX motherboard fits perfectly without any extra space! Very good cable management and decent airflow. Unfortunately, if you want to install a 200mm fan on the side (as it supports), the CPU cooler must not exceed the specs (max 155mm), not to mention it must be 5mm shorter. I have the CORSAIR A50, which is 165mm, and it barely fits in the case, allowing only a 120mm fan on the side.

Overall, it is indeed a very honest tower for the money! I highly recommend it for budget builds.

Decent value for money with discounts. The built-in fan is more of a decorative feature, while the dust filtering is not the best. You will definitely need to factor in 1-2 extra fans and a filter for the side panel intake at its price. It offers ample space and many options for cable management, as well as the ability to accommodate Full ATX motherboards. Detailed video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcu5skkIcTE

Tips for the less knowledgeable (like myself):
The power supply goes at the bottom and the cables may not reach the motherboard. I had to manipulate them to make them longer.
If you have a midi motherboard, it's better to get a midi tower.