Review on 💨 Enhanced Airflow Mid-Tower ATX Case - Cooler Master MasterBox NR600 with Front Mesh Vent, Sleek Design, Tempered Glass Side Panel, and Integrated Headset Jack by Terry Myers

The case is great, but there are three things: 1) The PSU compartment is VERY WARM - unless you have a small man (GSkillps850G mine, it's modular, but still It would be a little easier if the hard drive tray was slidable (there is a version where apparently it is SO) I've thought about taking the rivets out and cooking it at home but too much work after all if I have a assembling new system so i was crushing my fingers as i was putting everything in. 2) who in their right mind make the RESET button a recessed square with the exact size of the USB plug and align it with the top two mounted USB plugs in reconcile. These men. Eventually you will accidentally restart/shutdown your computer (unless you disable the button). 3) (related) The power button is the recessed button next to the reset button. it's bigger and lights up (if you don't turn it off). You're likely to accidentally hit it while doing something. Other than those things (which I think are minor and can be solved fairly easily), this is a great low budget case. Plenty of places to mount SSDs with a tool-less rubber bushing/metal shaft system. The notch at the top of the case is a little deeper than it should (I think) for a magnetic filter, and looks a bit odd (who sucks air from the top? is that something?). Plenty of room for cables on the back. If you mount three fans in the front, the bottom fan might require a fan cable extension (although this is mostly motherboard dependent), but keep that in mind.