Cooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh White Airflow ATX Mid-Tower with Polygonal Mesh Front Panel, Crystalline Tempered Glass, E-ATX up to 10.5", Three 120mm ARGB Lighting Fans

For what you're paying this is a solid case considering you're also getting 3 argb fans along with it. Mine arrived in good shape unlike other reviews have mentioned. The case is fairly light while still feeling solidly built. The airflow of the case is great with all the mesh present on the case. It also looks great with all the lighting when running and really stands out. The design extending to the tempered glass is really cool as well and stands out from other cases with glass panels. The magnetic filter on the top is a nice touch but the PSU filter on the bottom feels like an afterthought. The ssd mounting options are clever and easy to use.The HDD cage being removable would be nice but at this price point isn't a deal breaker. The biggest downside as others have mentioned is that the cable management isn't the best. You don't have a lot of room under the PSU shroud for cable management especially if you are working with a non modular PSU. It's all still manageable and workable though and the front of the case that you can actually see looks great even if things are a bit cramped behind the scenes.Honestly this is a good case with a few small nitpicks that don't take away from the overall quality and value at this price point. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.

During the unboxing I felt a bit underwhelmed as the case felt very light. My previous case was extremely heavy out of the box. I was also worried about space and cable management as I have two old school spinning drives as well as a solid state. This, along with the power supply looked as though it may be a bit cramped and although it was tight, everything fit well and the payoff of not seeing any of those cables was worth it. I love the box that hides the PS and it's a great spot for your favorite Funko Pop.The cable management was better than I thought it would be as I was able to hide nearly every cable in the back. There are plenty of little holes all over the place where you can route cables. I also like that the front and top are basically open grates for great air flow. Dust build up may be a problem but time will tell.The front glass is very solid and heavy, the included fans worked great out of the box and the white interior/exterior look amazing with the lights aglow. Once my build was complete I was pleasantly surprised with the outcome and have had many compliments. The price does seem a bit high for what you get but the included fans make it a bit easier to swallow.Overall I would highly recommend this case, especially if you can get it on sale.

My Review:As you read in the title, this case should cost way more. For the $100 price you get every creature comfort you will see on cases double the cost. It has a spacious PSU basement, removable drive trays because who needs HDDs when you can get ridiculously large M.2 drives and 2.5” drives nowadays, plenty of cable management space, and just all around next level looks. I bought this case first and foremost because it looked cool but when I fit my rig into it I was taken away by how low my temps were, my rig is running a Ryzen 7 2700x cpu and a Radeon RX5700XT gpu, all overclocked, and my temps are like 20 degrees cooler than with my other case just going off the standard air setup. This case is definitely worth the money and should be anybody’s go to when they need a quality case for an air cool build.Pros:- Great Temps- Great Looks- All The Creature Comforts- Ample Cable Management RoomCons:- Side Glass Panel is Not Tempered (the reason for this is so they can do the engraving you can see in the pictures)- Doesn’t Come With an Exhaust Fan at The BackFinal Thoughts:Overall, if the opening review or the title hasn’t hooked you then you must hate having a good PC case. This case is hands down the best case I have ever owned. I mean, it should be considered illegal to spend $200+ on PC cases when something like this exists that includes everything those cases have just with, admittedly, less of that glorious RGB.

This was the case I choose for my first PC build and I absolutely love it so far. Mine arrived in perfect condition and I have not had any issues with the stock fans making weird noises, like other reviews have mentioned, but I'll update this if anything changes.Anyway, this thing looks amazing. Super sleek and very well-suited for an all-black gaming build. Plenty of room for more fans (I added three of CM's halo 120s) so everything has been sufficiently cool so far (idles around 35-40 and gpu runs at a cool 65 even for heavy load gaming).You can remove the slots for the hard drive bays, which is nice and helps for getting your cables in on the psu, although your best bet is hooking your psu cables up before actually installing it. With it installed, the angle was too weird and difficult to make work plugging stuff in, but again. Just doing that before screwing it in fixes that tiny issue perfectly.Also, the tempered glass (and yes, it is tempered glass if you get the cheaper mesh option on this listing) is veeeeery pretty and I love the cuts on it, really makes the rgb look even more visually interesting.I may replace the stock fans at some point but so far they do the job and they're very quiet! (Although the ambient noise is pretty loud in my house to begin with, so idk).Anyway, great case!