The PC was set up for everyday use by my daughter for entertainment, light gaming, and occasional streaming. We chose this case because she wanted a white build and the smallest size possible. Due to time constraints, we opted for this mid-sized case instead of an ITX build that would have appealed to a girl. As you can see in the final result (photos and video), we filled all the slots and it is not overcrowded. One positive aspect is that the fans rarely struggled to make noise, even during tests where the fans and pump were at 100%.

Pros:
1) Sufficient space for simple to moderate-sized builds to fit in enough parts.
2) The front mesh behind the front cover of the case allows for good airflow (photo).
3) Easy installation and removal of filters, even for a 7-10-year-old child without knowledge.

Cons:
1) Perhaps the price should not exceed €100-110 considering the quality and size.
2) It includes 3x 120mm RGB Fans, but they are low-quality black Corsair fans in terms of CFM and require connection to their controller to work.

Important note: During the transfer of the case from the workshop to my daughter's room, without any pressure or force, the glass simply shattered into a thousand pieces. With a simple email to Corsair support, requesting to PURCHASE a new glass, they only asked for a purchase receipt and within 8 business days, a new glass arrived in Athens for FREE.

5 stars, although I have some complaints... I bought 2, one black for myself and one white for my wife. Very easy to set up, as long as you have either a modular power supply or don't need the 3.5-inch bay (if you have both, it's much easier).

First of all, I want to say that I come from a 7-year-old Coolermaster case, which I wanted to change because of poor cable management (the right side of the case, behind the motherboard, practically had no space for proper cable management).

Under everyday working conditions (Tidal for music, 8-10 Firefox tabs, VSCode, and nextcloud), the difference is significant... the graphics card (GTX1660) went from 38-40oC to now 30-32oC. The processor (Ryzen 7) runs slightly higher (35-37) under the same conditions, but the case is enclosed and closed from the right and back side (and before it was 40-42). I have added 2 more fans (2 Arctic silent PWM fans), so together with the 3 fans of the case itself, we have a total of 5.

The motherboard normally takes... 1 fan, so I have also added the Deepcool fan hub that I had in the old case, to have better ventilation. Generally satisfied, although it could be a bit bigger. Theoretically, it can accommodate 2 fan slots, but with the cables of the front USB hub passing through there, I don't know how feasible it is to easily fit something there. I have another extra fan, I will try at some point to install it and see how it goes.

ATTENTION! The 3 pre-installed fans are not adjustable (PWM), so they run permanently at 100%. Fortunately, they are relatively quiet. With a lot of emphasis on "relatively" :p

I will come back...

A jewel to have on your desk. I decided to change the case after many years, as my system was always wasted somewhere under the desk in the dust and dirt. I was surprised by how much technology has advanced in this field, although I don't have a big point of comparison nor am I an expert in airflow, etc. I can say the following: The 3 fans seem to suck in the air well, but you will definitely need one more for extraction (I had to buy an additional fan hub since my motherboard only has 2 fan ports). There are screens everywhere that come off easily for cleaning. Definitely plan on doing a good cleaning every month because they collect stuff. The case comes with screws and zips for everything related. One major flaw is that it doesn't have enough space at the back to comfortably fit all the cables. You will need to do a good job of cable management unless you have a modular power supply. In my case, the lid closes a bit tightly. It seems okay in terms of noise, but don't expect it to be completely silent with 6 fans next to your ear. In conclusion, it's a beautiful little case and I don't regret spending money on it. It would be good if it had a bit more space for cables at the back, but I don't think that's a deal breaker.

I chose it because of its small size since I often carry it. It comfortably fits an ATX motherboard. In addition, it separates the power supply from the rest of the system and has filters on the power supply, above (magnetic mesh). Also, the front metal detachable cover can be easily removed to clean the air intake filter. I would recommend an additional fan at the back for even better airflow. For extra "XP," it has 3 RGB fans that are completely silent at normal speed and an icue controller on the backplate. It does not have a color change controller, but with the icue software, you can do everything. It also has tempered glass, not cheap plexiglass. Be careful when removing and installing the glass as it does not have a protective frame for impacts, and you may need an extra helping hand to secure the holding screws.

As for cable management, it has many cutouts to gather the cables with tie wraps in multiple places and spaces to tuck them in the power supply area.

Pros: Good airflow, Lightweight, sturdy, small, quiet.

Cons: Front grille is slightly unattractive (subjective opinion), might want some Velcro straps for cable management.

The case is amazing. It is very spacious for its size, accommodating graphics cards up to 30 centimeters, like the RX5700XT Gigabyte Gaming OC edition, which is also Triple Fan and has a two-centimeter margin. Moreover, it has very good airflow, especially if you add three SP120 Fans, which, since they are Corsair, can be connected to the RGB Hub that comes with the case. However, if you need additional fans, you will need another RGB Hub. It is worth mentioning that the Hub is only for RGB and not for fans, meaning that Corsair fans can be connected to both the motherboard and the Hub. The stand-offs for motherboard installation are pre-installed, and the 3.5 Drive Cage can be removed from the case if you are not using a hard drive, allowing space for a 360 AIO or a longer power supply. It has two 2.5" compartments at the back for SSDs or 2.5" HDDs, and the fans can be easily controlled through the iCue Software on Windows. Additionally, considering its price of around €100, the fact that it comes with fans worth around €55 is a big positive. Finally, it is essentially a well-made "copy" of the Meshify C by Fractal, but Corsair added RGB and, in my opinion, made it more exciting.

In conclusion, the case is very spacious for its size, has excellent airflow, and offers many features. I highly recommend it.

Amazing construction from Corsair, without a trace of plastic, and with a very nice non-tinted tempered glass.

The airflow is very satisfactory. I have it with the 3 RGB fans that come pre-installed in the front as intake, and another 3 of the same purchased for the back and top as exhaust. The fans make no noise at all and are very effective in circulating air.
With the Arctic Freezer 34 Esports Duo on a Ryzen 7 2700 overclocked @4.0Ghz (1.3V) and with a 1660 Super, it doesn't exceed 50 degrees Celsius in CPU stress tests (not even 40 degrees in regular gaming), and never goes above 60 degrees in GPU (all of this in 3D Mark Time Spy and Fire Strike stress tests). In Prime95 (worst-case scenario max heat), I reached up to 78 degrees in CPU. Without the front panel and the dust filter, it went down to 73-74. 78 degrees is a safe temperature, so you never need to remove anything from the case itself to lower the temperatures. Also, in a real scenario, there will never be a case where you reach such high temperatures, especially without overclocking.

The case is quite small in size, which is convenient for people with limited space on their desks. It accommodates an ATX motherboard, ATX PSU, fits up to 2 SSDs behind the motherboard, and up to 2 3.5 HDDs in the drive cage under the shroud. It is easy to route cables, so there is no problem in making the front part of the computer relatively clean. The problem is that the back panel does not have enough space to hide all the cables, and you may have difficulty keeping them organized.

One observation for anyone considering buying it. This particular case is not very good for liquid cooling. It does not have space on top for a radiator, only in the front, and it may even create a problem with tube routing due to the minimal space it has. So, I would recommend air cooling.

Also, while it mentions that it fits 2x 140mm fans on top, most motherboards have a heatsink above the processor that blocks the space for the fans. I recommend using 120mm fans to avoid any issues. And install them last, as you may have trouble fitting the motherboard inside if you install them first.

The pre-installed lighting node, in my case, is not detected by the iCUE software. I don't know if it is a problem or if something was not installed correctly. But since I bought the Corsair triple fan pack for the additional 3 fans, I am using the lighting node pro that came with those, which works fine. (UPDATE (22/4/2020): The lighting node that comes with the case is now working properly, one of the pins was not properly placed on the motherboard, resulting in it not being detected.

Essentially, if I compared it to another case at a similar price, it would be the Fractal Design Meshify C. And if you consider that the fans that come with the case cost around 50€ for the set of three, the price is very good for what it offers. Also, note that the Meshify C comes with 2 fans, while the 220T comes with 3 (+ARGB). Other options with excellent airflow are the CoolerMaster NR600 (2 fans without RGB) and the Phanteks P400A (3 fans with RGB). They all have similar temperatures with the same setup (3 intake fans, 1 exhaust fan). In stock (as they come), of course, the P400A and the Corsair 220T are much better.

UPDATE 22/4/2020: I had an accident with the glass and it had a large scratch in the middle. I sent a message to Corsair asking them where I can buy a new one (without the box). The next day, I received a message from DHL that a brand new glass is coming to me for free, with shipping costs covered by them. This is how a company should treat its customers, I will definitely choose them again.