Vetroo M05 Micro ATX Computer PC Case with Door Open Tempered Glass Side Panel & Mesh Front Panel, Pre-Installed 120mm ARGB Fan in Rear, Support 240mm Radiator, Type-C Port - White

Pros:- The swinging glass side panel is definitely a plus; even more expensive cases don't have this kind of secure door that prevents you from dropping your glass side panel. I daily drive the Corsair 4000D Airflow and when I change out parts, I constantly worry about dropping my glass.- The mesh front is even better than the M01 model, the included fans are pretty good fans too; I have used them in other pink themed builds for my clients. In general, the build quality of this case is definitely worth your money.- ARGB and Fan controller is definitely a plus. Normally, at 90 dollars, I would say that this case is not worth it, but the inclusion of 3x120mm ARGB fans and a controller makes the value of this case seem very appealing. My comparison is to my 4000D again with only 2 fans that are not RGB and the lack of a controller included.- IO is also both located in an accessible place and has a wide variety of ports.Cons:- As a recommendation to Vetroo and users, I don't recommend putting a GPU in the vertical mounting position; the clearance with glass side panel is very narrow and has a chance of increasing the operating temperature of the GPU. Its definitely a trade off for that GPU shroud aesthetic.- This is a very small detail, but the color of the plastic bits and the metal bits have different shades of pink. This is just a personal preference, but I would probably ask for them to be more similar. I do know that that white and black models don't have this problem.Summary:Vetroo has done it again. Their product designers are very good at looking for a niche in the market, making a good case, and undercutting their competition. The A03 in general is a GREAT case for the money, especially if you can buy it at 70-80 dollars. I chose the pink case to review for two reasons, a client of mine wanted a pink case, and I had enough of the standard black and white. I am amazed at this case's airflow and quality parts. There are a few things I would change that seem like they were added after the main design; the vertical GPU mount for example. But, I do overall recommend this product and even praise Vetroo for this product for its value proposition and niche market attentiveness.

I bought this case strictly for the very minimal look that it has to fit my home office aesthetic not knowing how easy it would be to build in. There are a few small features that weren't so hot but overall still worth 5 stars per the price.Pros:1. Great size. Not many Micro-ATX cases anymore these days and this one is a perfect balance of classic tower looks without being so huge.2. Cable management is a breeze. The included cable brackets in the back fit the motherboard cable from the PSU. There also plenty of cable tie spots all throughout the back which is nice for tidying things up.3. I think the case just looks great. There also aren't many cases that take advantage of a 200mm fan and it was nice to see in this case.Cons:1. The front RGB fan was molex...no control of the RGB out of the box. Easy fix though, I purchased another branded 200mm fan for $20.2. No USB-C included in the front I/O. Definitely a big bummer. I believe every case in 2022 should have at least one. I even purchased a PCIe USB-C card. If you look in my pictures though, the graphics card is too thick that it didn't fit with the graphics card also plugged in.If you can get over the 2 cons I shared above, the case is great and well worth the small $80 it costs to purchase. The tempered glass panel show all your components nicely and the case is clean and minimal.

Since it was my first time building a PC, I wanted to make sure I had enough room to build without having to get creative with different placements and cable management. The instructions that came with the case were great for getting started and guiding me through the build, alongside the motherboard manual. It came with a fan that I'm able to control with AuraSync and I was able to mount three 120mm fans behind the grill easily.I didn't have to fight to get the cables routed relatively nicely, they all fit in the cable space very well and the zip ties included were appreciated for better management. The removable glass door is nice because I can adjust things as necessary, and I didn't have to worry about it while building! I just set it aside on some cardboard until I was done.The only issue I had was squeezing my GPU in, which is a bit less than 338mm. Since this was an upgrade (I was using a friend's old GPU for a bit), I had to remove my CPU cooler (Peerless Assassin) to angle it in and snap it in place. The maximum GPU size says 340mm, but be aware that it won't slot in straight. The GPU brace my card came with also doesn't fit between the bottom and the GPU so I'm using coasters.Overall this case looks great in green and I'm extremely happy with how it turned out! It hasn't gotten overly hot while gaming, but I'll continue to monitor. The only thing that's annoying is the dust cover on the bottom; it can slip out easily when handling the PC.