Cooler Master MasterBox MB520 ARGB - ATX PC Case with Tinted Front Panel, 3 x 120mm Pre-Installed Fans, Glass Side Panel, Flexible Air Flow Configurations - ARGB

A generally good case, with a few bad things.This review is from a view of someone who owns a P400a from phanteks and built my brother a pc in this casePros- Spacious- Came with 4 Fans- Decent air flow- Nice aesthetic- Easy enough to build inCons- Not as good airflow as fully mesh front which i thought this case was, its not but thats my mistake.- Cable for motherboard holes are too low for ITX boards to run cables neatly- Compared to my Phanteks P400a which is same price its surprisingly loud.- The attachment for the lights were wrong, There's no way to make the 3Pin Rgb to the 4Pin ARGB on my b450 ROG boardNot a bad case by any means, the front intake could definitely be improved, also standardise the RGB fans. I would choose the P400a but this does come with a rear fan even if its not RGB8/10

This is my first PC Build. The Idea of a good case in my eyes is functionality. I'm not someone who cares a huge amount of how it looks, especially since this is more of a budget(ish) build. However, when getting the case and building the PC, I have noticed some wanted improvements.1) I wish the glass panel was not a full glass panel as it doesn't allow any airflow to come from/out of the side of the case.2) My airflow is coming in from the front, and out of the back. I have only got default fans you get with the case and the CPU fan helping push the air out the back. The dust filters on the front of the case can easily fill up. I could be wrong, but I don't think there is a way to remove these filters to clean them. I wish I had got a case with a flat front with a filter you can easily remove. I think having a flat front would allow for better airflow altogether. Unfortunately, I can't confirm this.3) The case fan on the back of the PC gets very loud when playing more intense games. This could be from the vibration of the fan hitting the case. I may need to screw it in tighter or have a washer to fix this.All in all, the case is fine. It fits my needs. I would probably go with something else though. Something with better airflow in mind. I only got this one because I saw Linus do a video with it testing thermals and found you really only need the default fans for efficient airflow. I liked the thermals he was getting so I got this case

Although this case is a not a expensive case the whole experience is not good, firstly connections that connect to the motherboard are not good just doesn’t make sense how it is connected and instructions are terrible. It is only my many years of experience with computers that allowed me to connect it up. Unfortunately also, my motherboard headers were not compatible with argb lighting which was not coolermaster’s fault but after connecting the rgb fan lights up to the included light controller that didn’t get the lights working either, this is the instructions I had from cooler master themselves, not a good experience 😂😂😂👎👎👎👎

This is a great looking case. There is plenty of room for a vast array of components and airflow is very good. Just be aware that the CU is hidden by a panel - so don't bother with a RGB one as it won't be seen ! !

It's a well built case really easy to mount the motherboard and great airflow worth the money and more