The case is good if you're on a budget... It fits most 2 slot to 2.5 slot GPUs aswell but might want to get a vertical gpu mount or horizontal one idk but your choice...just add in a few ID-Cooling fans and you're all set... Might be a small bit crammed for cable management but if you're good at it then shouldn't be a problem.

Its a very nice, simple little chassis that's perfect for a home office PC. It unscrews on both sides, has decent cable management and the front panel is easily removable.

Be honest. You are looking at this case because of the price and yes, it's a general good choice to buy into.

Finish is well decent. Steel is well finished, including the removable front panel, also steel.

Included 3-pin fan is quiet. Drive mounting easy. General air flow seems GREAT.

Cable routing is OK. A Montech Air is better as a price comparison, but the CM is a basic no frills case.

Only thing to take note of is the front panel MB connector. Its a single unit connector. Its going to be tricky to use on older Asus motherboards and the likes with the funny pin arrangement.

Bought this for the kids to get the OLD, HUGE Corsair ATX tower out of the house and I'm 100% happy with it.

If you are looking at a basic MATX case this should be considered alongside a Montech Air Lite if buying into this price range. Just decide on which one will suit your needs better. I thought the Deepcool CH370 was the best MATX option EVER but have changed my mind. You do not have to spend more than this for the average person. The E301 is great.

I like the aesthetic. A simple black box. One of my best all-black, no RGB builds.

A good airflow case but only one 3-pin DC fan, no rubber grommets (at least it's well-rounded off), a tight but workable backpanel space, bad rails so you might drop the glass, and inconvenient PCIe cable cut-outs.

It was really close to being perfect but...