It was way back at Computex that Cooler Master first announced plans to refresh its flagship line of PC chassis with a pair of new offerings. The all-singing, all-dancing Cosmos C700P arrived a couple of weeks ago promising everything but the kitchen sink for enthusiasts willing to hand over £280,...

Looks formidable; Includes dual 200mm RGB fans; Tempered glass panel is lovely; Keeps cable clutter out of view; Scope for high-end liquid cooling; Vertical GPU mount has potential

No front-facing USB Type-C; Some features require optional extras; Plastic top and front feel flimsy

The Cooler Master MasterCase H500P might not have the word 'HAF' embedded in its name, but it obviously and abundantly is one. It is a proper chassis that instantly reminds you of the preceding HAF models due to its style.

The Cooler Master Mastercase H500P offers massive cooling elements right out of the box - reminiscent of the HAF series. It combines the signature dual 200 mm intake fans with RGB elements and an updated look with a glass side panel and all-new interior that offers one of the cleanest finished looks...

The Master Case is unlike anything Cooler Master has done before in my opinion. Is it unlike anything else on the market? No, not really, it's innovative in its own little way, but it's not a huge revelation for the industry as a whole.

Excellent build quality; Sleek exterior design; Neat and tidy interior; Dual chamber design; Large high-quality rubber grommets; Modular drive bays; Water cooling support; 3 x 140mm fans pre-installed; Upgradable; Huge side panel window; Dedicated 2.5″ drive bays; Lots of cable management space,...

Upgrading Master Case 5 to Master Case Pro 5 may be expensive; Some accessories not currently available (coming soon and available on pre-order

its Make It Yours concept and a design ethos termed The Maker Spirit, which together formed a company-wide approach to future products that would be upgradeable and customisable and which drew on its experience in the PC modding scene.

I really like the case. It looks good, there's plenty of space for about any normal PC gaming rig. Airflow is good. The side window is big. Placing some leds make the interior of the case look really good.

It has plenty of space for whatever you would like to put in it; It's customizable like you would't believe it, Solid case made with quality materials, The included fans get the job done

The included front fan cables have really short wires; so if you wanna hide those cables you may need some extensions; The grommets are good; but the holes are badly place for my motherbord because they nether align weel with the 24 pin header and the graphics card power cables

Coming from an ancient mid-tower with limited space, this was like going from a studio apt to a luxurious home. There so much space inside this case that it breathes so well, my equipment is nice and cool with its 3 built in fans.

specs dont say butj it does come with rear 120mm fan. i had purchased 1 but wasnt needed.

well built, looks great; keeps everything cool

non yet

This case is beautiful looking and the 200mm fans are perfect. It was super easy to install everything. Like I said the case fans push plenty of air, it looks amazing, the case is easy to work with, very solid and leaves enough room to add a custom water loop, wire management well let's just say you...

The Cooler Master Mastercase Pro 5 may not be as revolutionary as all of the hype that surrounded it suggested, but! The Mastercase is a damn good case that's undeniably well made and well thought out. But it's still a little lacking when it comes to desirability and that's a bit of shame…