The compatibility with this case is out of his world and so is the cooling!

I currently have an air-cooled setup with only one rear-exhaust fan in the case for negative pressure and the thermals are great.

The build experience here is better than what I had with more expensive cases. The front panel connectors come in as a single connector, making a previously frustrating experience very easy. The screws come neatly packaged in a small box and everything is labelled so you use the right screws.

I am impressed with the versatility this case offers, I have an air cooler on the CPU, I've mounted an ATX PSU at the top-front for max GPU support. Measured enough room to "comfortably" add in a 35cm long GPU, so very good compatibility.

The cable management will require creativity as there is nowhere to hide the cables.

Overall, a great case with at a very good price for its build quality and dimensions.

This case is great if you are looking to down size or get better airflow, and perfect for average consumers.

It gives you bunch of options to choose from for your specific need.
Need a case that can fit a 4080 or 4090?
Concerned about psu getting fresh air?
Wanna use a massive 340 radiator?
Dont worry, the manual and gpu and psu fitting websites can help you fit the chunkiest of components.

In terms of fans you can put fans everywhere except for the front panel.
The screws come in a neat box.

As mentioned there are sacrifices you are making
Lacks cable management channels, but with a bit of thinking and planning you can use the cutouts in the case for tie down points.
Dust buildup, but with proper fan placements you can minimise it by doing positive presure, or just getting the side glass panel too.
Only mAtx or Itx motherboards, so there is minimal room for expanding in terms of expansion cards, if you are using the pc for streaming or heavy workloads.

Despite all these caviats, as my first build this was easy to work with as long as you plan ahead and check compatibility. I would recommend the wood version if you are planning on putting the psu on the front panel or just astetics, but you can buy it afterwards separately if you want too. You can also get the glass panel too if you like seeing your components, or leave it if you just want a stealthy look.