Cooler Master MasterBox MB600L V2 Tempered Glass with ODD Minimalistic ATX Mid-Tower Mesh Intakes, Brushed Front Panel, Hexagon Gleam and Breathable PSU Shroud

I wanted a case that included a slot for a DVD/RW drive and could handle both a 240 mm Radiator with fans AND a large 320mm RTX 3080 Ti. This case does the trick with room to spare, without being overly large. The case is quite light, but very strong when assembled and the build quality is top notch. Its not flashy; Quite subdued in fact. But it has an elegance I really like with the brushed front panel. There's plenty of airflow to accommodate a decent gaming build and I have no problems keeping internal case temperatures under control. I really like this case. A bargain at the current price.

It came with everything I needed. 5.25" drive bay, decent cooling, power supply tunnel, and it also looks very nice. No complaints about build quality either. Manufacturing tolerances were spot on. Would've loved to have a bit more front I/O, but still not bad for the price.Although a few things worth noting. The PCI slot covers are the style where you have to break them off, so be careful not to slice your fingers. Also the glass side panel gets dirty relatively easily from the oils on your fingers. Expect to clean it every time you take it off and put it back on. Not the case's fault, but it is something to keep in mind.

The price was very affordable for what it is. This was for a build for my mother who still has a lot of old media on disc that she wants to be able to access. It's easy to setup and comes with most of the stuff you need to get going. The one I received was missing the screws to mount the motherboard. Not a big deal with all the extras I have but could be an issue for someone who doesn't have extra hardware lying around.I made the mistake of trying to shove the optical drive in with the front cover still on. DON'T DO THAT! Make sure you take the front plastic off before you remove or insert the optical drive. I broke the quick release in mine. Not a deal breaker but be careful!Case is solid other than those minor issues. Don't expect a lot of air flow with the solid front and the small intake grates. Keep that in mind if you are tying to put a high TDP processor in.

This is a really good case. Easy to build.But, instructions are pictures only. No words. Hard to interpret.Here is how to mount 2.5" SSD drives.This is very clever and takes up little space.Screw 4 posts into SSDs.Push rubber gaskets into mounting holes below back of system board. Small side of gasket goes into hole.I had to use a tool to get them into holes. A thin flat head screw drives works.Push ssds with posts into gasket.You can do this for 2 SSDs.

I'm coming from a fairly large NZXT brand case that has been discontinued for 10 years. The advancements in case design are interesting and I'm happy with this case. I am still an old school holdover, I have to have my optical drive, so this having a 5.25" was the primary driver for my decision to purchase this case. I'm happy with my choice here, even if it feels a bit small; it's plenty big enough for any normal PC build.Great case, and I would purchase again, even for a PC without an ODD.

I have been fighting with it for well over an hour to mount an optical drive in the ODD bay. You can't put any screws on the right side without removing the cage. And then when you do, you have to guess where in the cage to mount it because there's no way to know where the faceplate will land. So it's an exercise in frustration putting it in, seeing it did not align with the faceplate, removing it and moving it a little, and trying again. Very very very poor design.

First, this case is so fragile that a mild dent in the box put a significant dent in the case, bending the fan mounts behind the front panel.I'm building a micro ATX system for a friend who wants a smaller case with an exposed optical drive and not too noisy, dusty or hot, and I want it to NOT look like it was from 2005, so there are few options.This one looked promising, but even though it has a covered front it still has the vented top and will still likely be pretty noisy with noisy internals. If you get this, get a quiet cooler and quiet case fans.This only comes with one fan for the exhaust. Really, Cooler Master?Airflow for this case comes from holes around the edges of the front. They don't have filters however, rather "mesh" holes, but these seem kind of large. The airflow may not end up being too bad, but so will the dust.So this case probably will not work out well for my friend's needs, but it may be the only choice that looks decent. I may end up getting the NR400 instead and use really quiet fans. The GPU won't be super noisy either, but the NR400 gets really dusty, though it is easy to clean.Overall, it looks like Cooler Master really cheaped out. It is very attractive, but the metal is thin. For the price, $70, this is not a good value. The NR400 is better quality, but is mATX only. I'm kind of bummed.

For the price this case has good space and it’s easy to route cables. Glad this has the slot for a disc drive, as most cases don’t anymore. I did a vinyl wrap on the inside and outside to give it some interesting character. I also made a slight modification to change the mounted glass panel to a hinged one. One note: I did want to put my cpu cooler radiator on the top, but it wouldn’t quite fit properly with the other hardware, so I had to mount it on the front panel instead.

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very nice

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Threw together some old parts to build a NAS, the 5.25" bay is great for a BDROM for ripping bluray straight to storage. Only complaint is there's a bunch of wasted space where the radiators would go up front that could be used to store additional full sized 3.5" HDDs if a radiator isn't used, but has no optional cage to store them. But plenty of holes for various sized fans or radiators (and a cage in the PSU compartment for 2 3.5" disks - and mounting points for 4+ 2.5" SSDs).

Esperava menos desse gabinete, estou usando ele faz 3 dias, quando chegou me pareceu gigantesco, e ele realmente é grandinho, ele comportou a minha placa mãe, e minha placa de vídeo, apenas faltou espaço em cima para o water cooler 240mm, minhas configs:- Placa mãe micro-atx- Water cooler 240mm- Placa mãe 335mm