For those who do not need much space (who does nowadays?), it comfortably fits a regular graphics card (I put in the Asus 1050 ti phoenix). I removed the fans since it is open from all sides and does not need extra cooling if you are not overclocking. It has side slots for 2 SSDs with rubber screws (to isolate and reduce noise from the HDD), and it also has 2 removable dust filters. It is good in terms of quality, although the front plastic could use some improvement in that area. Compact and relatively nice as an office-work look.

I have it for a little over 8 months. Its size is perfect for a micro-ATX build. It has filters at the bottom for the power supply, at the front for the front fans, and at the top. By removing the front panel, the USB/mini jacks/buttons remain in the case, meaning you can permanently arrange their cables at the back. The space for cable management at the back is not excessively large, but neither is it small. I managed to squeeze all the cables of a full wired ATX power supply without them being visible from the front and affecting the airflow, although the cover fits quite tightly. It has enough slots for hard drives, but the cage at the bottom does not have enough openings to facilitate the airflow from the fans. I removed it and have 2 SSDs placed on the sides in front of the front fans, and 1 HDD in the top cage. Unfortunately, the HDD causes a terrible resonance in the side panels and it is so annoying that despite the good features the case offers, I would prefer to have bought a slightly higher quality one, and possibly make it one of the first upgrades to the PC after the GPU. In the next few days, I will move the HDD to the position of the optical drive to see if the situation improves. That is the reason why it does not receive 4 stars. It would receive the fifth star if it was a little sturdier and had the ability for a large side window. What it offers is ridiculous. At the current price of €35, it is value for money, but at the €50 I bought it, I do not recommend it.

It's amazing... but... small.
When we say small... we mean... small, tiny, small, dwarf... small!
I mean... after you have done all the "tricks" to organize the cables (with plastic "clips") and happen to open the box again to see something... it takes... two people to push and attach the box (without grabbing and cutting any cable).

It's more cramped (the things inside) than... a U2 concert at the... Panionios stadium!

The best micro-ATX case for the money. Very good build quality, spacious, excellent airflow, 6 slots for 120mm fans, 2 slots for dual radiator, filter on the front and bottom of the power supply. Finally, it includes 2 decent 120mm fans.

excellent build quality, ample space, multiple positions for fans (the top and front have filters and the front can accommodate a radiator), 2 pre-installed fans (with molex in case you have a motherboard with few fan headers), plenty of hard drive slots, many screws, enough zip ties, space behind the motherboard, many foam pads for noise reduction on the hard drives. everything I needed for the price.