Cheap, simple, no extra bells and whistles.

Power button started getting stuck with little to no use.

Bought 3 of these cases to house 3 different low spec'ed servers for various uses. All 3 cases have developed sticky power buttons that remain pressed despite very little use over the last few years and being stored in a cool and clean room. It's no longer possible to use these cases as all three servers can't power on unless you're extremely lucky and the power button depresses. Replaced the cases with other ones and have had no problems.

-great support for watercooling, (even has holes for external watercooling although i doubt anyone who buys this case uses this kind of setup) - got room for some cable management (surprised to see that at this price range) - very roomy for large coolers, even though this is meant for micro atx case - includes 2 fans which is nice

- a bit hard to fit the 24 pin power cables in the back for cable management :/ - wish the manual on the different types of thumb screws are a bit more clear (there are 2 different types of thumb screws...)

overall a really surprisingly conclusive budget case for people starting out, just remember this is a micro atx case and check for motherboard form factor before purchase! wish there are more harddrive support but at this price point, it's fine for most people (used it for a gaming pc/home NAS server)

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.

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.