I have had it for two years and I haven't found any negatives. Spacious and quiet, exactly what all professionals who set up workstations for heavy tasks (video editing, image processing, 3D, compositing, etc.) are looking for. I used to have an old graphics card (now new) and a CPU fan (unchanged) that were slightly... "muffled" with the previous case. With this one, I can barely hear the fans! The sliding and locking bases for the drives - of which I have 6 (2 SSD & 4 3.5) - are truly numerous and practical!

Finally, it is impressive to me, at least, since I had not previously purchased a Nanoxia product, the wonderful finish of the material. The angles, the door, the side that opens, even the sliding filter at the bottom of the case, have been so carefully designed that they are not only practical and user-friendly but also aesthetically pleasing. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to set up a truly quiet PC in just a few minutes.

Very good mid case from a company that knows how to make them. Sturdy construction with soundproofing material inside the sides. Very good front panel and three pre-installed 3-pin fans inside that can be controlled either by the mobo (mine has the option from the bios to control the fans in PWM or Voltage mode and in auto mode, which I have, it adjusts them according to the voltage) or you can control them from the front panel. Dust filters below the PSU and in front of the front fans. And all the consumables like screws, etc. that you will need. The soundproofing is quite good as with three of its own fans and three others that I have installed myself (mine are 4-pin and controlled with PWM), you can barely hear a sweet breeze (note: I recommend that the case fans be controlled by the mobo with voltage, which is capable of lowering them below 1200rpm, and only one from the front panel, which can only go up to 1200rpm). Attention! The provided fans do not accept a 4-pin adapter. They must be connected as 3-pin to your 4-pin ports one by one. I don't know if they can be combined with a 3-pin y cable to fit two in one port on the mobo. If anyone knows, please let me know and also where I can find a 3-pin y cable.