Cooler Master MasterBox Lite 3.1 Micro-ATX Tower with Front Dark Mirror Panel, 3 Customize Color Trims & Transparent Acrylic Side Panel (MCW-L3B3-KANN-01)

This was a fun little build for my 12yr-old. Paired the green case with green CPU fan, green and black PSU wires and green sata cable. Love the look. Case was super easy to work with. Plenty of room to manage wires. I paid more than the case was worth but the green and black aesthetics on this case was the most appealing I found so was worth the extra $20 USD bucks to me.

Really good case very quiet

Not bad

Disclosure - I have not purchased this particular SKU. I have built systems in this "case" 8 or 9 times, but not recently. This looks suspiciously like the same case that has been available in the States for many years and sold as the DIY-F2. Three to four years ago you could find the DIY F2 for $20 with free shipping. It is not a bad looking cheap case for a budget gaming rig, cheap, but not awful. I think it was the first budget case to give you matching fans/external trim, window and bottom mounted PSU. If you can find a DIY-F2 for under $40 including shipping and have the patience to build in it, its not an awful deal, especially in these days of tariff/C-Virus impact on manufactured goods from China. Otherwise there are now better options out there.

For the price, Its a great case for first time builders especially with the window and LED fans. My Built was mATX board with full ATX power supply and the usual components. Enough space for components and even a water cooling system as shown by other reviewers but I found the cable management was a little trickier with the mATX board ( GiGABYTE gaming 3 if that matters). It looks great especially with the red lights on albeit the red strip feeling bit too plasticky and cheap.Minor issuesI would have preferred some routing for the CPU power cable at the top so that it could be routed through the back. Or some space to tuck it in in the front.Also a packing list of screws would have been useful with some spare risers. (for mATX boards)The front fan is a little noisier than the rear one. I know I cant complain too much about the fans at this price But implying that you could potentially end up with two noisier fans. Perhaps the fans could lose the molex connectors? Would be neater looking with just the 4 pin connectors.Also the front grill was slightly deformed to the touch but visually fine ( again it could be that I was unlucky)Also one of the attachment tabs for 2.5 " drive was slightly bend because the cables and pack of screws were attached to it in a rush. I was able to bend it back in place but more care while packing would have been nice.

This is a budget case and it very light - however, the feature set is pretty good. It has a front and back case fan, which are both illuminated by 4 x purple LEDs. There are no sharp edges in the case and everything is coated with black, so it looks great.Airflow is great, with openings in front and back and vents in the top and bottom of the case. Installation of bottom-mounted PSU, mobo etc. is all very good with everything fitting well. There's even a little slide-out tray that fits either 3.5 or 2.5 drives. There's a top SD card reader, which is good and a bunch of USB ports. Everything worked really well and I'd highly recommend this to any one wanting something cheap, good-looking and easy to work on.

This was my first complete PC Build which to be honest was highly enjoyable.As you can see from my pictures the case looks great, they do them in different colours, I went for the neon blue which i like.The case came with all the screws you need to install motherboard to it etc. It was easy enough to install everything.Plenty of room & cable management was fine too.The bottom is where the PSU goes which normally I have seen at the top, this is fine though as there is an air vent at the bottom to enable good air flow as long as you dont have it stood on carpet or a thick rug.Top of the case if a card reader, USB slot which is USB 3 then power light & hard drive light which are also neon blue.The led fans are at the front & rear, they look great & work a treat, very quiet.Top notch case that i would highly recommend.

This replaced an Aerocool cs-102 mainly because I have a 23ish cm gpu and this F3 as you can see is more open space, plus better cable management when your good at it.. I was also glad to find it wasn’t much bigger than the Aerocool case as pictured, I added 2 rgb fans, but The included blue led fans are nice and also quiet, good airflow case regardless of messy cables.. my only gripe would be the installation of 3.5 hard drives in the bottom cage, you only have one quick release adapter, so the 2nd drive I had restong on top supported by the metal lips, had no issues that way, just something to consider.. well worth the £28 I paid.

This was my first ever PC build and so there was a bit of head - scratching trying to figure out how to run the cables about, there's not a great deal of room in there especially with a sizeable graphics card. But I seem to have managed quite well and it makes for a smart compact tower PC. For the price it really seems very good value, and the blue LEDs are just a bonus!