Beautiful, minimal box. Very good build quality. The box looks sturdy in all aspects and the smoked glass on the side gives it a premium feel. It doesn't creak from the vibrations of the fans. Quite spacious for its size, it will even fit larger GPUs. There is also space for several HDDs and SSDs and the liquid cooling can easily be attached both in the front and on top. Although somewhat compressed, the space for cable management has the appropriate "passages" so with a little patience and good arrangement of the power and SATA cables, you can create a visually clean system. Also, the filters it has are quite good, keeping a large part of the dust out of the case. The fact that it has a headphone and microphone jack in the front is also a positive aspect.

Now, onto the more mediocre aspects. It doesn't offer any amazing sound insulation and if you have noisy fans, you will hear them. The airflow is satisfactory, but the front panel, although a work of art, is quite compact, reducing the airflow. I would also like it to have some additional USB ports on the front. The two it has are not enough.

The case is beautiful and above average in all aspects. You won't regret buying it, but at this price point, there are several alternative options in the market to consider.

Nice box with very good construction, essentially one of the boxes that advanced the "airflow/mesh meta* in the industry. Although it remains a very good case, in 2021 there are better options on the market for this price range.
For those who want this specific case either for design reasons or others, in order to turn it into a truly competitive case in terms of airflow, you will need aftermarket fans, at least for the 2 front positions, and the 2 existing ones can be placed at the back and top. Although the airflow is good, the mesh + filter in the front creates a lot of resistance and the stock fans alone are not enough for good results (to avoid any misunderstanding, not that the stock setup will have any issues, I still run it like that myself a year and a half after purchase).
Also, the better the forced airflow of the case, the better the dust filters will work because the air will be forced to enter only through them into the case, while all the other openings with less filtering will have positive pressure, so they will only expel the air.

In terms of sound, it doesn't have anything to seal the noise inside (logical for an airflow case), but due to its construction, there are no other vibrations or things that cause noise. Additionally, the good airflow can keep the other components at the desired temperature without straining the fans, making the whole system quieter in the end.

I searched a lot for a case in my measurements and really the only thing I found is this one. It has everything. The airflow is excellent since it is full mesh in the front and allows a lot of air to enter the system, the cable management as well as the build quality are top-notch for its price and I find the design quite attractive (especially with dark tempered glass). The case comes with a detailed and useful manual (which you can also find online and learn various features of the case before purchasing) along with 2 120mm fans that are nothing special but they do their job to some extent. Its space is satisfactory for most systems, it can fit graphics cards up to 315mm (including a front-mounted fan). It has space for 3 2.5" SSDs at the back and if I'm not mistaken, 2 or 3 3.5" hard drives. The only problem I personally encountered is that under the motherboard position there are holes for passing various cables and the PSU (Corsair TX650M) was wide enough to almost completely block these holes, resulting in only the cables for the fans and such passing through. Other than that, I believe the case is excellent for its price and I am fully satisfied.

I searched quite a bit before settling on this specific case, I saw that in comparative tests it had some of the lowest temperatures, not only compared to cases of similar size and price but in general, and so far my usage confirms this. I should note here that I have removed the front 120mm fan and added two 140mm fans for even better airflow because I am using air cooling (Be quiet Dark Rock Pro 4) on a processor that is recommended for liquid cooling. The case houses a Ryzen 9 3950x used for CPU rendering and despite the fact that the machine often works all 16 cores at 100% for hours, I have not seen the processor temperatures go above 70-75 degrees and the fans remain at low RPM. At idle, the temperatures are below 40. Certainly, other factors help as well, such as the motherboard and cooler, and the settings one makes on their fans, but it is definitely significant that the case is perforated in the front. Otherwise, it is small and convenient to have on the desk, it is well-built and looks high-quality and attractive, it is convenient for cable management, and because it has good airflow and the fans do not spin at high speeds, it is relatively quiet. Beyond that, there are certainly many options and one may find cases that are more affordable, perhaps even more aesthetically pleasing or quieter, but I don't think it is easy to find a case with better airflow.

I will start by mentioning my build.
MOBO: ASUS PRIME X370 PRO
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3600
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 2x8Gb
GPU: Sapphire Radeon Rx 590 8Gb Special Edition

I have the version with the dark glass. Amazing case in which I made my first build. As a beginner, I had no difficulty. Very easy cable management with the front panel cables already tied. It also has holes in the back for using zip ties for the remaining cables. Very good airflow, which was the reason I chose this case. CPU temperature with stock cooler is 49C. 2 fans pre-installed (1 front and 1 rear). It has 2 removable dust filters (1 drawer-style at the base and 1 magnetic on the top of the case). It also comfortably fits the mentioned graphics card. However, I think graphics cards with 3 fans may not fit.

As for aesthetics, I consider it a very beautiful case to put on a desk. The design on the front is something special and gives a nice feeling. Despite the dark glass, the LEDs of the GPU and MOBO are more visible.

The only negative is the limited availability in Greece. When ordering in early August, only 2 stores had the product available. One store only accepted credit card payment and the other could deliver it in November!!! Greece, your greatness! So, the purchase was made from a German store and shipped with DHL.

After a lot of searching through reviews etc., I ended up with this one, and rightly so! In terms of space, air flow, and dust filtering, it is indescribably good. With an ATX motherboard, there was more than enough space for your hands during installation, and it also had very satisfactory recesses for cable management. The silent fans and very convenient filters – one with a magnet on the top, a large one at the front (the whole black perforated part), and a sliding one at the bottom – are impressive, while the quality of the Tempered Glass is excellent! As far as I searched – and I was searching for a long time to be sure – it is an outstanding choice for this price!
UPDATE, then, 2 months later. The filters, after 2-3 cleanings – with a small vacuum I have, which is very handy – have caught so much dust that inside the case is – without any exaggeration – like NEW! If I was 99% sure about what I wrote 2 months ago, now I can tell you I am 100%. F-ing buy it!
RE-UPDATE
I recently bought the MSI GeForce RTX 2060 6GB Gaming Z, it fits inside very comfortably and the temperatures don’t go above 70 during heavy gaming. The inside remains as clean as ever, with regular filter cleaning.

First of all, I should mention that this case is designed purely for airflow, with a nice mesh idea in its design.

-------Construction:

It seems to be a quality construction for its price, where the manufacturer has taken into account many details that make it a very good choice, besides its main purpose, airflow.

---------Assembly:

Excellent and easy cable management with plenty of space to work, as well as easy/flexible assembly.

---------The case features:

1. Magnetic filter on the top, and a filter that covers the entire bottom of the case and can be easily removed like a drawer, simply by pulling the special handle on the front of the case.

2. Thumb screws, which are non-removable for the side panel and have special protection for avoiding scratches on the tempered glass during unscrewing.

3. For cable management, you will find a scratch tape on the back (very useful), holes in the right places for cable ties, and holes for cable routing in the front with a rubber cover.

4. Two pretty good Fractal Design 120mm 3-pin fans that have very good performance in stock configuration.

Certainly, there are some details that I will add in the future.

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Now let me tell you about performance:

Threadripper 1920x Build
Noctua TR4 U14 cooler

----------Noise:

I would say that it is a case that you will hear when things heat up and the fans increase their RPM. However, it is not something annoying, and as long as it keeps the temperatures at low levels, I am satisfied.

-----------Temperature:

This is where things go very well, as for the Threadripper, which is a hot processor, the temperatures with the stock fans and the Noctua remain at 21-27 degrees Celsius at idle/light use and 55-60 degrees Celsius in full stress test with 100% CPU usage.

-----------Final Conclusions:

In the end, this case combines excellent airflow with very good functionality and a nice appearance thanks to the nice mesh on the front and the tinted tempered glass on the sides of the case.

I highly recommend it.

Cheers!

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