Review on 🌟 Cooler Master MasterBox Pro 5 ARGB ATX Mid-Tower with Adaptable Layout, Supports 10.5" E-ATX, ARGB Lighting, 3x 120mm ARGB Fans, Tempered Glass, DarkMirror Front Panel by Ryan Huhn

First of all I want to say that this is a great case. with some problems. None of these issues will stop me from buying again, but hopefully I can help you prepare before you buy this (which you should). The first thing to know is that the build and quality are on par for the price. I spent months searching and researching suggestions that led me to this conclusion. A solid frame, decent pre-installed RGB fans, mesh filters, an adjustable HDD enclosure, tempered glass, front airflow channels and plenty of room for expansion even in a MATX case. Now for the problems: You definitely won't run out of space when working with cable management. The compartment on the back is tight, not a big deal, but you need to be able to manage cables properly. And the preinstalled wiring you start with doesn't exactly help. #2 - Instruction Manual. Very vague, especially with connected RGB fans. The RGB configuration can be confusing for a beginner like me, but I'm sure you can find the right answer. #3 I understand that this case fits multiple MoBo sizes, but this case is advertised as a MATX box, however the cable entry holes do not match the MATX motherboard. #4 I learned how to build PCs by watching YouTube videos and they are usually assembled in a specific order. MAKE SURE TO START WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CASE FIRST. There are some things like removing expansion slots that will drive you crazy if you already have your MoBo installed. Once you've completed the "Prep" from the guide, you should be able to follow most YouTube builds with ease. I learned it the hard way. Overall this case is great and of course you have to play the tech lottery with DOA parts but if you get a working system you will be happy!