The case I ended up with was the version without a space for an optical drive (there is no cut-out in the front panel for a CD-ROM type drive). Cooler Master do however have an identical case that does have a cut out for an optical drive. This is not explained in the item description, if I had been given the choice when ordering I would have chosen the version with the facility to fit a CD-ROM drive. Apart from that the case itself is excellent, basic, no RGB lighting but that suited me fine as I'm not into RGB. I just worked, no hitches, highly recommended.

Really good case to work in, affordable No adequate cooling in front I actually had my engineering bud bore holes in front bezel - http://merrickmade.co.nz/ Then I glued up the powerswitch, what a pain. (what a clot I am) Why can't coolermaster have better cooling on this case!

Purchased this as a build for my brother. Looks very sleek and is easy to build and cable-manage inside of. I was a bit disappointed with there being only one Case fan at the rear and none in the front, but its not expensive to add in a couple to the front. The see-through panel is made of plastic material, not glass like higher-end cases, but is still visually-appealing.

the case is okay not enough room for cable management as i cant even get the back plat properly closed with large power supply cables. psu shroud is a nice feature but side panel is very a very cheap plastic. if i were to go back i would have spent and extra $60 to get something at a higher quality

Good for low end gaming pc or office pc. Not good for high end gaming pc. I had 5700xt and and 2700x. Temps reached 85 degrees. I have cut a massive hole in the front to cool it down a bit. It has almost 0 flow from the front, even adding 3 fans at front does nothing.