Coming from a Thermaltake Core P3 Snow. I was forced to change case because with 0 fans and obviously bad airflow, I felt like the graphics card (3070) was going to take off.

The price tempted me a lot and that's why I got it, although in the reviews it said it comes with 4 fans (be very careful, there is a version with 0, with 4, and with 7, which obviously changes the price). I realized this late.

Nevertheless, for its price, it is a VERY good case.
You can fit almost any graphics card and comfortably at that.
The airflow with 6 fans + 3 from the water cooling I have is PERFECT.
The windows are very high quality, so when you look at it, it seems like it's empty (from what I understood, it's glass, but I'm not 100% sure).

It has 2 negatives that are worth knowing.

1. GREAT attention to the cooling you will choose. Even though the specs say it fits a 360 radiator, the Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro I chose, due to its very thick radiator, has some issues.
For example, if the radiator is installed on top, the VRM cooler that goes on the pump doesn't fit because it hits the fans, and the fan that goes on the back of the case doesn't fit either, so I had to put it outside, unfortunately.
If you try to install it in the front and you have a slightly large card (e.g., RTX 3070 AORUS MASTER), it will hit and won't fit.

2. The dust filters, sorry, but they are a bit of a joke. The holes are very large, so dust gets in very easily.

Other than that, flawless

The case is a Corsair 3500X with slightly smaller spaces and not such superior quality. And I don't mean that negatively...!!! Purchased for €40.41 and for that price it's excellent!
It has 2xUSB2.0 and 1xUSB3.2, not Type-C.
It doesn't have a rear filter so TEMU €2 for a perforated and white membrane to reduce dust (although it's a rear fan so during operation the dust goes out)
It doesn't have a filter on the Front/side case fan (which 99% of cases, even those costing €155, don't have)
It has enough space for PSU and cables but I would have liked 1cm more for Cable Management (it was a bit difficult)
No space for watercooling on top, it needs a slim radiator and it touches on large motherboards (for example, it didn't touch on B850M Nitro+ but it touched the ram and motherboard metals on B850 Steel Legend (atx))
Finally, it will be difficult if you put the fans first and then the components... the "easy order" is:
Motherboard-screwing, CPU-ram, case cables on the motherboard, pass PSU cables (before installing, connect them if it's full wired, otherwise skip) and connect to the motherboard, install bottom fans, top fans, front fans, rear fans, install air/water cooling, graphics card (and connect it to the PSU) and finally connect the cables. On the 3500X it's simpler, not as difficult.
Overall, it will satisfy 99% of users, it just needs some work and planning in the order of parts and the result is MAGICAL!

P.S. Buy 3 Reverse blade for the side/front and another 3 for PSU shroud (2 or 3) + Rear Fan. The others normal blade.
The reason is for a more "smooth" result visually.

Picture with the AIGO which are not reverse blade and with the Corsair reverse at the front. They don't look as nice with the cables so since it doesn't come with fans, get Reverse and play around with how you'll place them and then get the rest so you don't end up installing whatever you ordered.

What you pay is what you get. And what do I mean. The case reminds me of the Corsair 3500x, very nice design, very nice aesthetics but poor material quality. Glass that doesn’t feel like “glass,” lightweight plastics and “thin” metals. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a fantastic case in terms of space and features, but for the same money you can get a 1stplayer Megaview, Kolink, and for €30 more (which I would pay) a Corsair 3500X. At the end of the day, €60 is value for money. However, I would like the metals to not be so bendable and the glass to not make you afraid to touch it in case it breaks...! Fortunately, I got it for €40.22 including shipping, so for €40 I can’t really complain! Of course, I would have liked 1 more centimeter for cable management to fit cables comfortably and maybe another centimeter for the cables from the shroud to the motherboard...! Also, a radiator doesn’t fit on top with large motherboards and the RAM touches everything together...! Also, why doesn’t it have type-c when the site says it has type-c, I haven’t understood...