Tons of airflow. If you have thick circular cables, there is no hope at cable managing this. It should be fine if you have individually sleeved cables.

Pretty solid case.

So I bought this case after one too many things broke on my other case. I specifically looked for an ATX Mid Tower case, as I had accidentally bought a microATX case previously that had made my build very cramped and restricted what motherboards I could use. Other than that, I looked for something with space for a Blu-ray player, onboard USB 3.0 headers (for for a potential upgrade in the future), good airflow, horizontal drive mounting, and a design that didn't look like the writers of "Hackers" came up with it. This is the cheapest case that met those conditions.

Overall, it's been a good case. The build quality is fairly good. Initial setup went alright. The instructions weren't as clear as I would've liked, but I managed. There's plenty of space inside to work with, so no cramped wires. The holes for external disk mounting come with covers that can be put back on again, so opening the holes isn't a permanent choice. The same doesn't go for where the graphics card ports go, but oh well.

I really like the setup for mounting disks. Lots of space, and horizontally mounted.

The whole front of the case is one giant grill, and it's got several more on every side. This, alongside having space for a lot of fans, makes for great airflow. Also comes with dust filters which are really handy.

There were only two really dumb parts of this case. First, the 2.5" slots advertised were really just a piece of plastic that hangs vertically from the closed side of the case (the one the back of the motherboard faces). It's an awkward location to try to connect wires to. I just bought something else to mount them alongside the 3.5" drives. And second, the primary side panel doesn't close properly. The latches don't slide into the holes all the way, and I kinda have to force it. But it doesn't cause problems besides looking unsightly.

It isn't perfect, but I'm happy with it and will probably be using it for a long while.

I got this case for $59.99 on Amazon.com in September of 2017. There was a large rebate included, but I don't remember how much for.

Great professional aesthetic and has lots of space. Also comes with lots of hardware, which is quite useful. Only downside is that the PCI bay covers are break-off and can't be re-attached.

Wonderful case. Very roomy and easy to build in. I only wish there were a couple gaps above the M/B tray to pass cables through.