This box has been on the market for many years. It is one of the few boxes that are ideal for setting up a retro PC. Appearance and layout of an older philosophy: The power supply on the top, slots for CD/DVD drives as well as for a floppy disk drive or card reader. I bought it for this reason, having many other boxes from the same company. Budget case, related to the N400 and N300 but without a side dust filter, minimal front openings for air flow, small space on the right side for cable management - but it doesn't matter, since in retro systems all the cables were inside, without bothering us with side windows and lights. The interior is spacious with many slots for 3.5-inch drives. Made of thin metal but satisfactorily painted everywhere, it comes with (almost) everything you need for assembly but no longer with a motherboard buzzer to cut off the annoying sound. A 3-pin fan at the back completes the set. There is space for 2 fans at the front but not enough openings. If you are one of those who will build an old school gaming PC, you might even fit a 240mm cooler to cool down a Pentium 4 or a "hot" Pentium D. In conclusion, if you want an economical case that will house a 20-10 year old system and will also look of a similar age, it is one of the 2-3 that still exist. From this perspective, it is what you need.