We built our first PC in this case a little while ago and with enough time passing, thought it would be good to give it a review. It's really a no frills kind of case, but the construction is still worthy of the Cooler Master brand - at no point does the case feel excessively cheap, shoddy or poorly built. Sure it doesn't have RGB, a side window or a USB-C port on the front, but it also doesn't cost a lot of money and the interior is more than roomy enough for a basic office/classroom style PC build. Cable routing is more than sufficient, especially if you are not making use of any SATA drives to clutter things up.

We would have preferred the buttons and USB ports to be on the front of the case, but apart from that there isn't much to fault really at this price point.

For a bottom $$ chassis, this ATX is easy to build in, comes with two USB3.0 front ports, and space to rear mount two SATA SSDs, and mounting rack for two HDDs. Space for a full size ATX motherboard and PSU is welcome, as one would expect to have some difficulty installing in cheaper cases.
Only downside is the SATA SSD mounting behind the motherboard backplate is too snug, and the back panel scrapes the ssd when closing.