The 205M Mesh case was a pleasure to build in and the cable management couldn't have been easier. It comfortably fits most components and, even without expensive braided cables, your build will look simple and elegant with minimal effort.

Construction quality feels very sturdy and has no flimsiness whatsoever (a complaint that pops up in case reviews for other cases at this price point). There are no quirks about this case that I could find that made building in it problematic.

If you're looking for micro-ATX case with plenty of wiggle room, good cable management, sturdy construction, and beautiful to look at, just go with this one.

I am giving the LANCOOL 205M a 5 star review. At the time of purchase, it was ~$97 which was a very good value considering it comes with 2 high quality fans (near silent). The build quality is also very good, but I did manage to break a plastic tab when removing the front panel. Lian Li customer support sent me a brand new panel from Hong Kong, no questions asked! However, I will avoid removing the front panel in the future.

The LANCOOL 205M case supports "Micro ATX" boards and in my mind I had envisioned it to be a little smaller, regardless of having checked dimensions. In reality it is not that much smaller than the Corsair 4000D. The RGB version of the Corsair is more expensive, but looks very similar with a couple nice upgrades. Specifically, it has an improved front panel including a USB-C connection and an audio combo jack. If you plan on using a 3.5mm headset with a microphone, the LANCOOL requires a splitter.

My overall recommendation is if you are considering the LANCOOL 205M to also consider the Corsair 4000D or perhaps even the LANCOOL 205 MESH C.

My last case was awful for air flow and this fixed all of those issues.
Good build quality, easy to install parts with a straight-forward layout.
The front ports work, which is nice for a change.
Aesthetically I like the look and the included fan leds aren't visually obnoxious or loud, can always turn off the leds or adjust the speeds.
Magnetized screens are easily removed for cleaning, though the top mounted fans were making a bit of noise/vibration so I had to wrap the screen "pegs" with rubber string to dampen it.
Didn't have trouble fitting any components, feels like enough internal room but isn't an enormous case either.
Doors can be a little finicky to line up but I've definitely encountered worse on different cases.
Depending on price or deals available this is a case I'd recommend and may reuse for future builds.

Wow, Microcenter. I used to always rely on you guys when I lived in Atlanta, knew you wouldn't let me down, but seriously, wow.

Admittedly this is my first internal display case like this, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but I was blown away by the build quality and features. This is an incredibly nice case for under $100, and one of the few that met my height requirements of being around 15 inches tall (most closer to 19 inches)

I love it so much that I'm not even going to knock it a star for the glass door falling easily if you're not careful when you unscrew it and go to pull it out. There's nothing to hold it in there and I let it hit the desk the first time, thankfully didn't break, so be careful.

So overall, this case is a pretty good one, and a pretty good upgrade from my H510 Elite Case. Here are some of the benefits of 205 Mesh.
Pros:
-A good amount of usb 3.0 and usb c ports in the front (an upgrade from my previous case)
- Allows for good airflow, depending on how many fans you have installed
- Although I changed the fans, they did come with a rgb controller and actually looks pretty good
- A good amount of room for a large two fan gpu to fit
- Also has a good amount of space in the back to add up a bunch of ssds and hdds
Cons:
- One if the major cons that really pissed me off (and almost made me return the case) was the radiator clearance. On the site, Amazon listing, and manual, it says that for aio radiator 280mm can fit to the front of the case. I'm telling you this right now it doesn't. I had to change the orientation of my aio, which wouldn't haven been bad if even at the top of the case my aio would barely fit. I have a b450 thomahwak max and a 280mm kraken cooler. There is literally no space up there and I had to maneuver it in a way where it could fit. Luckily it did, although I'm not sure for 240mm aios, I think you guys will face the same situation but have a better outcome. Other than the cooler situation, this case was pretty easy to build in. And deserves 4 stars.
Warnings:
-If you have a 3 fan gpu do not buy this case it will not fit
-If you have a 280mm cooler, the only way you can orient the cooler in a functional way would be ontop.