🌟 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 Review

This review refers to Cooler Master MB311L. I bought this case for my first attempt at building a computer. I wanted to build a Micro-ATX form factor assembly and saw this in a YouTube video. I really liked the tempered glass side panel and that the thumbscrews that attach the two removable side panels stay attached, making them difficult to lose. I found the case easy to install and has plenty of cut outs for cable management. On the back I found enough space for cable management. The case has

The MB520 ARGB is a budget case with a solid aesthetic, decent build quality and a comfortable open design. Airflow is pretty good too, although I didn't feel that the included 120mm exhaust fan didn't provide enough airflow or top speed when using the lift system, so I replaced it with a Corsair MagLev equivalent. My build consists of a Ryzen 3950x and an RTX 3080 with a Corsair H150a 360mm AIO liquid cooling. It's important to note that there are two different versions of the MB520 ARGB that…

This is the best $60 MicroATX case on the market. Comes with 2 ARGB fans for this price. I have a net but they have tempered glass. Both cases have a tempered glass side panel. Pros: 1. 2 ARGB fans included. There is also room for up to 6 120mm fans. 3 front 2 top and 1 rear.2. Enough space for an SSD and 2x 3.5 hard drives. The cage can also be removed. They only include 2 SSD brackets, which some might call a downside.3. Cable management is good and they include cable ties.4. Plenty of space…

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…

Pros: Let me start by saying that this case really put together my best value system that I have just completed. It offers enough space for an m-ATX motherboard and plenty of cable management options for you to manage to your heart's content. It includes an RGB controller for the included fans, which is really cool for something in this price range. There is enough room on the bottom to slide in the PSU and you can even remove the hard drive bay to squeeze in as many cables (non-modular PSU) or

Build Quality: 3/5 Appearance: 4/5 Airflow: 4.5/5 Layout: 4.5/5 Features: 3.5/5 Overall: 3.9/5.0 First of all, the case itself is okay, I would give it 4 stars. But the biggest appeal comes from the included 120mm front-facing RGB LED fans. BOTH of my fans make a very audible click that changes frequency with fan speed. I check that it is not connected to any cables or obstructions but is coming from the motor housing itself. The fans look great and move the air silently apart from that…