Antec CX500M RGB Clear Tempered Glass Steel Black Micro-ATX Mini-Tower Desktop Chassis

I recently built my PC with the Antec CX500M RGB Clear Tempered Glass Steel Black Micro-ATX case, and I’m really impressed. The sleek black steel frame and tempered glass panels give it a clean, modern look, while the 270° view of the internals looks amazing. Installation was a breeze with tool-free panels, and the cooling setup keeps everything running cool even under load. The front I/O panel with USB-C and USB-A ports is super convenient. Overall, this case offers great design, solid cooling, and excellent value—perfect for a stylish and functional build!

It's a Sexy ass case. Looks real good and good quality. Lots of space for Air Flow. Agree with the other review, More than I expected. Like wow

So I reviewed this case back when I bought it in October, and said this:
Great little case! Fits my big cooler, and despite the wrap-around glass it has good thermals (averaging 26c idle cpu temp with a r5 5600 and deepcool ak620). The preinstalled fans are quiet even when running full kilter. Great experience to build in. It also feels very premium, more than I expected!
while all that still applies, I have some additions to make after a few months of usage!

1. The preinstalled fans ONLY come with Molex connectors; i.e your only choice is to daisychain 'em to the PSU
2. Cable management is unfortunately subpar, but manageable. The space on the right side really isnt enough, and it does NOT have grommets or anything of the like, though it does come with zip ties.
3. The fan mountings are EXEMPLARY. You can have 2 140mm's on the top- great little mounting system.
4. The side intake setup *is* prone to dust intake.
5. Lastly, for some reason the USB-C port on the front panel doesn't want to work. I have it plugged into the correct header on the motherboard, but the port is entirely dead. I have an Asus Prime B550M-K argb mobo. Not sure if its a bad hardware compat or what, but even monitoring system journal feedback shows the port is completely lifeless.

Overall, a solid four stars. The pros are big and the only huge con is the lifeless USB-c port which I do strongly suspect is a hardware incompatibility- its a pretty case, good thermals, and its easy to build in!

Great little case! Fits my big cooler, and despite the wrap-around glass it has good thermals (averaging 26c idle cpu temp with a r5 5600 and deepcool ak620). The preinstalled fans are quiet even when running full kilter. Great experience to build in. It also feels very premium, more than I expected!