Great case to build in. There are only 2 small things to consider when buying it. As stated in another review, when you need to get to the inside, you have to remove 5 screws which is a little anoying. And there is very little space for any sort of cable management. Plan well before building.

Build quality was much better than I was expecting. The panels feel solid and when all the components are stacked inside, it sits securely on your desk. It's a really clever layout, but there are a couple things to take note when planning a build in this case.

1) I installed a PALIT GTX 1660 with an ATX PSU. The GPU 'just' fits, so if you want a longer GPU, you will need to get an SFX or SFXL PSU.
2) Same issue if you want a 240mm AIO. An AIO will only fit if you have an SFX/L PSU (unless you remove the 2nd fan from the radiator). However it easily fits a beefy tower cooler with 2 fans like the Scythe Mugen 6.
3) Make sure your build works before closing up. The side panels are held in place by the bottom skirt with the LED display. Every time you want to get into the case, you have to remove the 4 screws from that, then the screws for all the panels. It's a bit of a chore.
4) The Motherboard IO is hidden under the skirt. If you need access to all the ports on the back of your motherboard often, then get a hub of some sort. You can only access the motherboard IO if you tip the case over.
5) The LED display is bright, clear, and awesome :) But, you have to choose between either CPU or GPU data to display - you can't display then both at the same time. Switching between the two happens in software.

Take the above into account, and you'll find this is a well built, neatly designed, clean looking ITX chasis.
Would recommend.