The Cooler Master N200 looks unassuming and innocent - quietly waiting in the shadows. But this little case has some big features. The one that really stands out is the support for a front mounted radiator. This allows the case to retain its small size, but pack a punch in the cooling department.

Support for up to a 240mm front radiator; Up to four places to mount an SSD; Top and side fan options; Easy filter cleaning; Nice cable management; Compact size (if you have limited computer space; Price

Compact size - sometimes hard to work in small spaces during the install; It has one optional side fan; but two would be nice

Cooler Master has a series of affordable chassis called the N series. They're also supposed to cool well and are made for liquid cooling including 240 mm radiators, perhaps making them a good and affordable option for a powerful rig.

Pros: Pretty nice to build in, fairly roomy for a MicroATX case but still slightly smaller than an ATX case. Has filters on the fans and a bottom mounted PSU, pretty rare for a case at this pricerange. Comes with cable ties for cable management. Also two fans included.

I bought this case for my cheap gaming pc. Installed cooler master V550S psu. One problem is that there is no much gap for the cable management. It has less than half-inch gap from the cable to the left door panel. You have to push hard the cables into the gap for you to close the left door panel.

I bought this case for my cheap gaming pc. Installed cooler master V550S psu. One problem is that there is no much gap for the cable management. It has less than half-inch gap from the cable to the left door panel. You have to push hard the cables into the gap for you to close the left door panel.

Excellent case. Simple and clean. There's quite a bit of space for cables at the back. My only complaint would be the fact that my EVGA 500B cables are a bit too thick and hard to manage. A PSU with low profile cables would be perfect.

This case has good features and airflow. It also allows for cable management, more difficult if you have thick PSU cables, and has air filters on the bottom intake for the PSU, the front intake, and the top exhaust vent. Overall, this case is a good balance between quality and value.

This is a great compact case with a decent feature set for the price. For the most part the build quality is excellent, and the case is sturdy. The case looks very nice and I found that most photos of it online really don't do it justice.

This is a decent case. It serves its purpose well. The airflow keeps the temperatures at acceptable levels. My advice is to install the motherboard first and then the power supply.

Sturdy; good airflow; front USB 3.0; fits a cooler master hyper 212 EVO; front panel comes off easily for cleaning; dust filters

Only one 5.25 drive bay; You can see the dust in the dust filters

There's a tonne of space inside for components but it's very thin on the back of the case for cable management.