one of the very few cases that still have a slot for an optical drive.

negatives
- removing the front panel with the clips is somewhat difficult, in the sense that one of the clips might break
- on the top side there is a cover that has three positions for air circulation. The hardest thing is the plastic and hard clips it has so we can change its position. Especially when there is a motherboard and in the summer we want to increase air circulation. We have to press two clips at the same time to move the cover. The same problem occurs when closing it
- I didn't like that the central spacer in the case for the motherboard is a "guide" and not the classic screw type

positives
- after a few months of use I see that I have a sturdy construction in both the plastics and the metals.
- the switches, plugs, cables, and fans are of good quality. Of course, its price is not low.
- the plug sockets are on the front panel and have better protection from dust compared to if they were on the top cover
- the ability to install up to 5 HDDs (vertically) with cooling from 2x140mm fans is something rare for a small case and the best for the longevity of our data

First of all, the rationale with which I chose it, this is purely subjective of course. I wanted a case that combines older and newer elements, meaning that it doesn't have a cover for the PSU and hard drives like older cases, but also has new features like filters for the PSU and intake fans, tempered glass, cable management, and being as quiet as possible. I believe this specific case achieves these goals as much as possible.

Air flow(3/5): Not very good, if you have done OC I think you will reach the limits especially during summer months. The front has very narrow openings for soundproofing and combined with the filters, it restricts the airflow. This results in the fans outside the chassis not being able to breathe, it's better to put them inside the chassis.

In my 20-minute stress test:
Now I have it with an R5 2400g and a DarkRock3 with OC in a stress test where I had all 8 threads at 100% with 1.40V and the igpu OC with 1.2V GFXVoltage/SocVoltage, it reached 85C with a room temperature of 29C and the fan at 100%.
In gaming, I haven't seen it go above 75C with an average of 62C, and in normal use, it stays below 60C with an average of 40C.

Space(4.5/5): It has enough space with asterisks.
For liquid cooling, assuming you have installed the fans inside the chassis, if you have a 360 radiator, you will have to sacrifice the hard drives because they won't fit with the fans. If you have a 240/280 radiator, you can have one hard drive, but you will lose the two 5.25 slots. If you want all of these, go for the larger size but you will lose in terms of sound leakage, which is probably why you chose this case. So the only remaining space is at the back if you don't want to make any sacrifices.
For air cooling, I have a DarkRock3 and it fits comfortably, so you won't have any problems with any CPU cooler currently available.
Only this aspect disappointed me in terms of space, although I didn't need it.

Cable management(5/5): Comfortable, it has many points behind the panel to hold your cables with cable ties and organize them. It comes with 4 Velcro straps for cable management in the accessories.

Build quality(5/5): All the materials, whether the chassis or the plastic panels, give you a very good sense of construction.

Quietness(5/5): It is one of the quietest cases, there are several video reviews on YouTube with measurements comparing it to others on the market.

Dust filtering(5/5): Satisfactory, after 6 months, very minimal dust has entered, I don't know if you can avoid that. The filter in the PSU is better, nothing gets through, it needs cleaning once a month.

Value for money(5/5): I think it's fine when you consider the prices in the market for well-known or more popular brands.

2 reviews: https://youtu.be/jWuDkKjz6D0 // https://youtu.be/_9dEqgg6Axk

It is the best thing I have ever bought! I have had it for about a year now. I bought it for 110 € from Germany, here it was selling for 150 € at the time.
First of all, it looks perfect. The glass is amazing!!! No comparison to plastic windows!
Inside, all the cables go behind the motherboard, everything is hidden and it looks very clean. Black with orange.
Sleek design, the orange color is subtle and personally, I really like it. It's big but not bulky, it has plenty of space for large graphics cards, it's modular, it has slots for CDs and hard drives that can be removed if not in use, it can fit 2 SSDs in the back and 3 HDDs/SSDs in the front, and it has 2 CD/DVD slots.
The buttons and USB ports on the front are in a very convenient spot, in my opinion.
The fans are completely silent and can be adjusted to 3 speeds. On the low speed, for everyday use, you forget that the PC is even on. The classic background noise of the PC is gone.
I only use the high speed when playing games or doing heavy video editing, and it still doesn't make much noise. I rarely use the medium speed, only when playing something light or when the house is very hot... This case has very good sound insulation.
The filters keep a lot of dust out. I live on the ground floor and had a lot of dust in my previous PCs, but with this one, I see a huge difference. The plastic parts are very sturdy, overall it's a solid case, it doesn't move or make any noise after a year.
In terms of temperatures, in games where the GPU and CPU reach 65+, the case stays at a maximum of 45, and the SSDs, which are located behind the CPU, reach 35-38, which is generally acceptable.
The only "negative" thing, maybe for a few people who want easy access to the case, is unscrewing the glass.
Other than that, for 100 €, I think you won't find a more "enjoyable" case, both visually and functionally, and also in terms of sound! I consider it one of my best purchases, which seems like it will last for many years...