When we say silent, it's almost silent. On the first setting, which is where the computer is when you're not gaming, it's silent. It's sturdy, heavy (14kg), high-quality, and beautiful. It comes with two front panels - one with a grill and one solid for better sound insulation. The USB ports are tight and the sticks don't wobble.

Extremely high-quality case: large, spacious, beautiful, easily accessible interior, amazing fans, quiet. I can only find one negative (which personally doesn't bother me): it is heavy and there is no easy way to lift it. If you make the mistake of grabbing it from the bottom-front, it is very likely that the dust filter will come off and the whole computer will slip away from you.
It is intended for a stationary position, without much moving around.

A very high-quality case from bequiet. Easy assembly, spacious, and truly quiet... The price might be a bit steep, but based on my very good experience with other cases from the same company (silent base 601), I think it's worth it. I place great importance on the issue of noise because on one hand, I always use high-end CPUs with cooling demands, and on the other hand, whether I'm working or recording, the requirements for minimal noise from the case are high. With careful consideration of fans and coolers, the case is almost silent. For anyone looking for an aesthetically pleasing "serious" case with low noise specifications and good airflow, I think it easily ranks among the top choices.

I will focus only on the negatives, as positives can be found everywhere and usually apply.
The negatives are the "build quality" for the money you pay and the "soundproofing".

Regarding the build quality, it is a beautiful case and gives the impression of being premium. However, I cannot help but comment that it is plastic. Especially the side panels that open with a button and clip with plastic clips, when you close it, it is evident that it does not seal. And when I say seal, I mean to close tightly as it should. Instead, because it does not clip perfectly, it leaves a gap of 1-2 millimeters. You might say I'm nitpicking... yes, I am when we are talking about this amount of money. Also, with constant opening and closing, I foresee the plastic clips wearing out and the 1-2mm gap gradually increasing, while aluminum cases last for decades without any issues.

In the second aspect: "soundproofing". I come from a Lian-Li case from a decade ago, which had a more airflow design. And yet, the sound coming from inside is almost the same. It is supposed to have soundproof foam, but it is in a limited part of the case and does not cover all surfaces as it should. As a result, it gives the impression of being a gimmick just to name it a silent base. Needless to say, it does not do much as I have tested it again and again.

However, it is a nice and beautiful case that catches the eye and is talked about, generally well-made, except for the aforementioned issues. I give it 4 stars not because it is not good, but because its price is excessive for what it is.

Once with 200 euros, you had plenty of space for disks with their drawers and all the accessories.

Now, not only do you not have drawers, but you also have to buy extra disk spaces for 200 euros.

Simply unacceptable.