Cougar MG110-W Micro ATX Mid Tower Case with Acrylic Window

Window honestly looks a bit cheap looking at it built, but considering the whole case is cheap, what can you expect. It fit everything perfectly. It was impossible to get my I/O shield in correctly, but this is my first build and I probably am just doing it wrong. Love the HDD tray, and it's got plenty of spaces for fans. Average front panel, but I like the fact it's got a seperate mic and headphone jack. Not too much cable management room behind the motherboard. I had to put rubber pads on the feet because they slipped and slid all over. The front of it is basically completely plastic which makes the front fans kinda useless. Like, there's definitely air flow, but it's not as good as the top or back fan.I'm no expert on anything here, it's my first pc build ever. But it's honestly a real nice pc case for how little you pay for it.

This case is good except for two things: cable management and flex. The way the hard drive cages are done makes it really difficult to route cables at the bottom of the case. If you don't have a modular power supply you'll be desperately trying to cram a bunch of cables behind the divider. Speaking of the divider, it flexes a lot. This is disconcerting when doing any modifications in the case, and threatens the longevity of a motherboard. Installing the 24-pin on my motherboard felt like it was about to snap the board in half because of how much flex there was in the case. Still, I'd say it's an okay value for a budget build. However, if there's room in your wallet I would probably get something a little better.

Good - Price, sturdy build quality, airflow is decent, cable management exists but is so-so, easy install optical drive (if necessary), lots of extra screws (most i ever seen in a case bag i think), even paint job, removable hdd cage, quality feet, long front panel cables, overall attractive designBad - no top dust filter, cable management exists but is so-so, break-off pcie slot covers, questionable screw quality (3 of them couldn't turn properly and had to be tossed).Overall - building in it felt slightly uncomfortable but not annoying. Closing the back panel may be a squeeze depending on your parts list. For $40 go for it, it makes a few trade-offs but it still is a great budget option.

Not too bad on the air flow. Front air flow and RGB fan visuals are better then I was expecting. Is possible to fit in a burner and still have 2 120mm fans up on top though I only went with 1. HHD and Optical racks are both removable, good amount of space to mount an AIO. Didn't care for the small gap in the back to get EPS/fan cables through. Case would be better with a PSU shroud and tempered glass side. But then, it IS a lower budget case. So meh.. it ain't horrible, but it ain't great either. Couple of design tweaks, this would be a great case. Not much in the cable tie down points, front panel connections need to come off too when removing front cover for cleaning.. I mean, I have tons of complaints, but it does live up to, and even kind of exceeds some expectations. Pics of my build are shown along with a pic of the problem area.

I expected things to be tight, but it's even smaller than I expected; I was barely able to get everything to fit, and had to make sure to install things in a certain order to be able to get it all in there. Cable management is non-existent. But overall I am satisfied and would buy it again.

Supports ODD, however that's only if you are running a mini ITX board. Not a great case for micro ATX as you lose the odd support and all cable management cut outs are covered by the motherboard. Otherwise a good case for the price

I still use it. Pretty decent small case. I recommend it for your first pc case if you are on a budget

Well built for this price point, very compact, building in it is a bit of a tight fit but worth it when it’s done... recommend upgrading fans