Review on 💨 Cooler Master COSMOS C700M Black Computer Case: The Ultimate Cooling Solution by Stanislaw Grzechnik ᠌

So let's go! I needed an unusual case, an idea crept in and the choice fell on several options. Namely - Asus tuf 601, Asus Helios, cougar conquer 1 or 2, cosmos c700p or c700m, phanteks eclipse P600S, Thermaltake AH N600, Thermaltake DistroCase 350P, Phanteks Enthoo 719, GIGABYTE AORUS C700 GLASS, Corsair Obsidian Series 1000D. It's hard to compare them, of course. Each is good and has both a different appearance and evokes different emotions during external and internal acquaintance. I will not write here about other cases, all attention to the hero of the occasion) The only thing I want to say is that for some time I thought about taking c700p. Clean, simple, without unnecessary additional functionality. But more and more often I returned to the c700m and now I'll tell you why. I'll start with the fact that the c700m immediately caught my eye, nice space appearance, futuristic design, harmonious lighting, quality materials, anodized aluminum front panel (the top one too), the top panel perfectly complements the pattern. Three easy-to-reach dust filters give you the feeling that maintenance and keeping the case clean will be even easier) plastic backplate for easy attachment to the case, provides a magnetic solution. Assembly moments are a whole attraction) You look, explore, disassemble everything and it’s not boring to do it, but on the contrary it’s nice) I can’t help but note the absence of any smell in the case and details when you open the box and assemble the case. Attention is focused entirely on the study and development of its functions. I think the main difference from the c700p is the front panel, which has a more attractive appearance, perforation on the top cover, backlighting that is not so easily soiled, but neatly running through the entire case, the presence of additional options for installing a video card (due to fastening), even more sleds, a grill for the rear panel also included, for alternative cable routing when turning the motherboard.