I have had it for my computer for 3 years and for the budget build I wanted, it's great. The problem starts for someone who is going for a better build and gradually looking for hardware upgrades. Specifically, my biggest issue is cable management. If you have/want to build a computer with a fully wired power supply, look for a different case. The space it has at the back is not satisfactory for so many cables, resulting in me compressing the cables as much as I can with the cover making a "bump" from the bulge. Additionally, because I couldn't fit any more cables at the back, unfortunately, I have also put cables tied to the ceiling inside the case in order to tidy up the situation a bit. With all these, I'm fine, just a lot of effort for a simple cable management issue that would be solved if it had 5mm more space. Also, something I accidentally realized after an accident was that the plexiglass has a protective film that is VERY difficult to remove, and at first, I thought I had damaged it by removing it.

In summary: For a budget build, it is VERY GOOD and with its RGB if you like them, if not, it also has static colors. For a better build, spend an extra €20 and get a bigger or different case because you will also need front fans (which are not included) so that you don't have temperature issues

Beautiful case, and quite spacious. Satisfactory front lighting with moderate airflow (opening at the bottom of the front panel and some openings on the front). As for the negatives, I would say that it only accommodates 2 120mm fans in the front, I would prefer it to accommodate 3. The cable from the front IO, while it has audio, does not produce sound in the jack, and comparing it to the old case, 2 pins are missing. I don't know if I got a defective piece, but it's a big mistake. Additionally, for controlling the front RGB, you "sacrifice" the reset button. I would characterize the cable management space as sufficient, as it didn't give me much trouble even though it was my first time changing a case, however, the back panel closed with some difficulty. The side window is very beautiful and tinted just right (it has films on both sides that need to be removed). Unfortunately, it only accepts an 80 or 92mm fan at the back, while ideally I would like a 120mm one. Finally, since it doesn't accommodate fans on top, it would be ideal to have 2 slots at the bottom for the GPU. I consider it a good case for its price, and its drawbacks could easily be corrected if the company was more interested in the product.

The specific Aerocool case is a very good choice if you are looking to buy something cheap, relatively high quality, and quite impressive. It is a case that is sufficiently spacious, as it can accommodate up to an ATX motherboard, 2 SSDs, and 3 HDDs. Additionally, it can fit a GPU with a length of up to 355mm. As for cable management, there isn't much room for it. That's why I would suggest choosing relatively small components for this build, as well as at least a semi-modular power supply. (Even though I am quite experienced, I struggled a lot with the cables, so I wouldn't recommend it for someone building a PC for the first time). The case comes with a small pre-installed fan (80mm), relatively quiet, which does a simple job in terms of airflow, so I would recommend adding 2 fans to the front of the case. Overall, as a construction, the case looks very nice. The front strip with the LEDs has different lighting modes that you can control with a button on the top of the case. The LEDs look very nice in the dark, but in the light, the color "fades" quite a bit. The side panel is plexiglass, which reduces visibility inside the case. It is of good quality for its price, although it is made of a cheap metal-plastic material. Finally, for the price I bought it, around €30, I believe it is worth buying.