Cooler MasterMasterbox Nr400 Micro-Atx Tower With Front Mesh Ventilation, Minimal Design, Tempered Glass Side Panel And Single Headset Jack

I used a Silencio S400 to rebuild a PC that had good internals in a disappointingly cheap case. I didn't want a side window as I intended it to be used for work and don't want LEDs etc. The end result was very satisfying. Very good case, easy to build with and good quality.

great value for money

It works fine, but the airflow is really poor.

Muy satisfecho con la compra, el único detalle es que la motherboard queda en desnivel y se vuelve difícil conectar los accesorios cuando la motherboard tiene sus conexiones de lado, de tal forma que el desnivel afecta y se dificulta y/o en algunos casos es imposible usar esos conectores. Como ejemplo la motherboard Asrock Z690 Pro RS.El gabinete tiene para poner un lector óptico y un lector de tarjetas de memoria y espacio para múltiples ventiladores incluido un ventilador grande para el procesador sin ser un gabinete gammer¡¡¡¡¡¡Muy satisfecho con la compra!!!!!!

Gabinete muito bem construído, sólido, encaixes muito bons e realmente abafa bem os ruídos internos. É minimalista e fica bem discreto no seu lugar. Como uso para um NAS, coloquei 4 HDDs e tive que quebrar a cabeça um pouco para colocar os devices, pois o manual deixa a desejar em algumas informações.

After extensive use, the Cooler Master N200 stands out as an exemplary mini tower case, offering a remarkable balance of compact design and efficient performance. When I first got my hands on it, I was impressed by its sleek, minimalistic design that fits perfectly into my workspace without dominating it.The N200's structure is solid and robust, providing a secure housing for my PC components. Despite its smaller size, the interior is surprisingly spacious, allowing for good airflow and easy installation of various components. It supports multiple cooling options, and I've found that it keeps the system cool and stable, even during intense gaming sessions or heavy workloads.Cable management was a breeze with the N200, thanks to its thoughtfully designed interior. I could neatly tuck away cables, which not only improved airflow but also gave the inside a clean, organized look. The dust filters are a boon, significantly reducing the dust that accumulates inside, thereby prolonging the life of my components.The front panel's simplicity is complemented by its functionality, providing easy access to USB ports and other necessary connections. It's evident that Cooler Master has thought about everyday use and accessibility, making it a practical choice for any PC builder.The Cooler Master N200 is a compact, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing case that doesn't compromise on performance or quality. Its thoughtful design and solid construction make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to build a smaller PC without sacrificing functionality. Whether for gaming, work, or general use, the N200 has proven to be a reliable and worthwhile investment.

Great MicroATX case at a great price, I've had it a year and still very happy with it. This is an ideal case if you want great airflow in a compact case at a reasonable price.- Good quality, everything fits together well, tight tolerances, no weird gaps, didn't notice any sharp edges.- Attractive, minimalist design. Looks at home as a gamer PC or office PC.- Pretty compact for a MicroATX (many others I looked at were wider, taller, or both).- Great airflow, nice mesh design acts as a filter, easy to wipe off with a soft cloth.- Plenty of room for fans. I've outfitted mine with 2 140mm intake fans up front, 1 120mm exhaust in back, and a single 140mm and 120mm on a top-mounted AIO.- Intel 12600K CPU sees 64°C max temp with a slight OC to 5.1GHz, all power limits disabled, in Prime 95 Small FFTs for over 30-minutes.- Asus nVidia RTX 3070 Strix GPU, a 2.9-slot wide card, stays in the mid-60s range while gaming.- 5.25" bay, nice for those who can use it. I don't have an ODD, but I wanted a case with the bay to put a sensor panel.There are no holes on top of the PSU basement, but a nearly 3-slot GPU can breathe just fine in the case. A 4-slot GPU might have a more difficult time with airflow. The top has room for 2 140mm fans. The case officially supports a 240mm AIO up top. I put a 280mm AIO there (not officially supported), but had to use a 120mm fan on one side to clear the motherboard VRM. Using the 5.25" bay will prevent use of a top-mounted AIO or a 2nd case fan up top. I got around that limitation by 3D printing a custom shallow-mount bracket for my sensor panel display. Up to a 280mm AIO can also fit up front, but may prevent orienting the tubes in the preferred tubes-down orientation. 360mm AIO up front is not officially supported, but there's enough room and I've seen people pull it off with minor modding, but that would require giving up the 5.25" bay.It comes with a single 120mm exhaust fan. I didn't use this fan so I can't attest to how well it works.Only real drawback I can think of for this case, is it's so open, you can hear all the fans quite well. If you use noisy fans, you will hear them. Choose fans wisely, if you care about noise. Nothing specific to this case, it's the nature of open mesh-style cases.

Great case. Solid. Classy look. Has plenty of space inside with clever cable management. The 2 x 120 mm fans make a slight hissing sound but you can't hear them past 2-3 feet so I kept them. Components installed (all from Amazon): ASUS Prime B550M-A WiFi, AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, Noctua NH-U12S, Samsung 980 Series SSD, Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB. Also reused a Corsair HX 520 full size ATX power supply. This build is very quiet, almost silent.