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

So ya, its metal box that holds your PC components. The airflow is great, the stock fans could be better, but this is a cheap case so I didnt expect them to be premium.

I am so happy with this PC case! It looks amazing, the cable management was so easy to do, install of the components was a breeze and it has really great airflow! Only thing I am adding is an additional fan for the back to suck out any additional heat. Totally recommend!!!

The case is made well, however the metal can easily be bent. Other cons incude a terrible PSU mesh filter that continuously pops off, A LOT of cables on the stock fans for power and RGB. Lastly, very limited space between the back of the case and removable side panel for cable management. I often need an extra set of hands just to attach the side panel that is pressing against my cable management. From a trusting brand, I would expect maybe a slide out filter rather than small notches that dont hold it in place.

PROS: This system is nice looking, the fans are really nice, and the addressable RGB syncs well with any motherboard

Was exactly what we were looking for. Looks good on the desk.

Well it comes pre assembled. Bought for a build Im working on now. Still lacking parts, mainly a GPU. In no rush. Will post pictures when the build is completed. Going for a white/black/silver build and paired with the asus prime z490a it should look decent.

Changed a few things but great looking case. Full diclosure I used my own fans in the pic.

I think this tower is great. The airflow is good, cable management is easy and well thought, the only problem I have is that the hot swap bays for your SSDS and HDDs is too close to the PSU. I have a fully modular power supply and I really had to wedge the PSU in with all the cables attached. If you have a semi modular you might not run into this problem but it was a bit annoying for me. And no, you cannot take out the hot swap bay.

The case in general is fantastic, but for some reason mine came with 3 very cheap front panels, the RGB didnt worked + they were made from very cheap plastic and also one of them was not even screw in the case it was hold by plastic sticks.

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