Initially, instead of the 3f model which is the specific one, I received the v3. Nevertheless, it is very well-built and sturdy, and the awesome "matte" color along with the included cables, when combined with similar power supply cables (in my case), give a different feeling. Ample space. A perfect accessory is the magnetic net on the top part. Also, the tinted glass on the side and front reflects when the lights are off. The only drawbacks are the brackets, which cannot be reattached with screws if they are cut. Also, the pre-installed cables, which are a bit tangled, if someone decides to check them from the motherboard, they have to remove and reattach them. One last thing that impressed me about the cable management of the case is the many straps it provides for controlling the cables

Classic Deepcool. High-quality construction, good air flow. Spacious and decent cable management. Very nice case and worth the money.

Case. Large, comfortable, plenty of space for cables, sturdy construction with beautiful details. The magnetic filters are very convenient. However, what is impressive is the glass on the side. Thick and heavy full glass, tinted, with special screws with anti-scratch caps.
The front glass is also beautiful.
The RGB fans are great, as well as the built-in LED strip.
For its price, the Deepcool case is excellent. Especially if you care about RGB, which comes pre-installed (only the 3 front ones - it doesn't have any on the back).

If you don't care about RGB, go for the cheap Mattrex.

A fairly value case for ATX systems. It has a sturdy construction.
The side window is made of tempered glass and not plexiglass, and the mounting screws have a protective cover on the back to prevent the glass from coming into direct contact with the metal part of the screws.

The fans that come with the case have a nice visual appearance. The closed front part with the glass panel restricts airflow, but this is partially balanced by the presence of three fans instead of one. The colors of the fans can be adjusted using the button on the case, and any other RGB component can be connected to the same controller for overall color control.
For their connection to the motherboard, a 5V RGB port is required, not 12V.

The space for the power supply is sufficient and its installation is very easy.
There are 2 drive bays next to the power supply space, which support up to 3.5" drives.
The cable management space at the back of the case is large, and there are tie-up positions in several places.

When installing liquid cooling on the top of the case, low-profile screws are needed because there is no space between the metal frame and the magnetic dust filter. Using screws with a large profile lifts the magnetic filter and leaves a gap.

Guys, very good case with satisfactory space for everything! I could even fit custom water cooling inside this beast. In terms of temperature, it performs very well (2~3) degrees higher on CPU and GPU benchmark when it has the side glass panel.

The colors from the fans are very nice, but guys, you can't connect them to the motherboard, it doesn't include the adapter. The only way to change the RGB is through the panel

A very good case for its price. Perhaps overly impressive for someone who is not a fan of adding LEDs for reasons beyond lighting, but since they can be turned off, it's all good. Thanks to a mistake that occurred during delivery, I returned the first case and luckily received the newer version with the buttons placed vertically on the right side of the lid, instead of horizontally on the bottom as shown in the pictures. I noticed that while the color on the previous model was of lesser quality and easily scratched when I needed to move some motherboard bases, the new one they sent me has much better paint quality, which makes it slightly heavier but with much better aesthetics, which I consider more necessary. The same goes for the screws for the side panel and the protective cover for the card slots. They are of higher quality, not the typical black plastic tube with ridges that all Chinese products have, but metallic with a round head and ridges, shorter, so we have visually reduced volume and also safety, as the screws do not come out but stop at their base so as not to get lost.

The fact that it has 3 (+1 for the processor) fans working together creates a slight noise, like a low setting air conditioner. I believe that for the rear, a silent fan and the use of anti-vibration cables for the connections are necessary in order to prevent an increase in noise. I preferred one of the best on the market, the one with the strange color, and it also had the necessary cables inside.

Also, regarding dust. Under the protective magnetic mesh on the top, from where I read that it does not retain dust sufficiently, I cut and placed a piece of tulle.

Double protection, smaller holes, zero weight. I did not notice any difference in temperatures.

I hope I helped, I highly recommend it as a first case for your new PC, it is economical since 3 separate fans would cost much more.

Keep in mind that it is not a small case, of course, it has no comparison to the truly huge ones on the market.

It has a lot of space for whatever you want, it has very good airflow if you also add a fan at the back. The negative aspect is that it doesn't come with a rear fan and also collects a lot of dust from the front panel