The case has a great finish. Overall it's not bad but there are a few quirks here and there. When I pay over $60 for a case I expect a certain level of features. I'm a bit disappointed with this case personally. The SSD cage is very bad.

Feels solid; Panels are pretty thick and not too flimsy like those cheap cases; Clean lines, looks sleek; No LED fans burning your eyes; It comes with 2 fans already installed

I feel like it's a bit expensive at around $60; I was expecting a bit more for the price; SSD "cage" system is garbage

Bought this product to replace my aging Antec 900 as it advertises 240mm radiator compatibility where my antec case is pretty tight with that installed. While it does indeed have space for a side mounted 240mm rad, it does not have space for a push/pull fan setup or any or the related piping, pump...

You get what you pay for. Cable management is not great, especially when you use a non-modular power supply, however, I really liked the build quality

The list of Con's would make this seem that it isn't a good case. That is far from the truth. I am very happy with this case, but that is probably because I wasn't going to install a 240mm radiator and I already had a 3.5" adapter for my SSD.

- Excellent air flow with the mesh front; - Full ATX motherboard support in a rather small case; - Holds a lot of drivers for a case of this size; I was able to install 1SSD, 3HDD, 1 Optical Drive, 5.25" Fan controller, and still have room for a 3.5" external bay and more HDDS.

- Advertised fan locations; 1 Rear, 2 top, 2 right side, 2 front, 1 left side; You may think that these are pro's, but they are not all going to be available for use once you install your motherboard and components; See additional cons below.

Which is great as I have an Asus Micro motherboard. The Star Tech 630 watt power supply I bought at Overstock will work with the case better than the case I have since the power supply is to be installed at the bottom giving more fan potential than the 8 available space noted for the case.

I've built a half-dozen PCs over the years, and I must say this is the worst case I've ever purchased. There is no space to work with cables or manage SATA connections. I had to remove 2 hard drives just to access the SATA ports.

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With the economy still in a steady rut most of us are left with very little spare cash for new toys. Cooler Master's latest case is here to bring you the features you want in a case, at a price that won't break the bank. Today I present to you the Cooler Master N400.

Cooler Master is well known for manufacturing cases that suit all types of users. While the majority of their recent cases have been geared towards gamers and enthusiasts, they recently announced new line of cases, the "N" series.

Its a ok design, but hard to fit duel fan radiator in ether spot on the top because of the RAM or on the left side due to the cage, Also it does not have a cable management system. I think I'd consider looking at the N600.