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For the money I bought it for €130, it's more than worth it. It has plenty of space, the fans are quiet, and it gives you the option to add a fanless cooler in the front or a fan cooler, but you have to remove the 200 fans it already has, which I don't think is worth it. You have the option to install two 2.5" SSDs in the back of the case. Additionally, it has two 3.5"/2.5" drive bays on the bottom right side under the cover (as seen from the front). The cable management is average, maybe it's my fault for not doing it properly, but... It has two covers on the back of the case, one right behind the motherboard and another one that is screw-on and goes behind the cable routing area to bring the cables to the front. I found this one useless as it didn't work well with the cable management I did. I could only use it if I left the cables loose and simply closed it. Otherwise, it comes with additional screws, a cloth for cleaning the panels, an RGB controller, and some other things like in every case. Something impressive and innovative is the side glass panel, which doesn't have the usual 4 screws, it has one that you turn 90° and simply remove it. Then there's the power button, which is a regular button with a spring, not like the new ones. In conclusion, it's a very good case with a sturdy construction, and something unexpected that surprised me when I went to pick it up is its size. It's slightly larger in size compared to the others. Well done, CoolerMaster!