Fact check: Features and pricing of Cooler Master’s HAF 500 PC case.

• Supports up to E-ATX motherboards with maximum GPU length of 410mm and CPU cooler height of 167mm ^[1]
• Available in black and white colors with a price point around 160 euros ^[1]
• Features a 4mm tinted tempered glass side panel ^[1]

• Equipped with two 200mm ARGB front fans ^[1]
• Supports 360mm or 280mm radiators in both front and top positions ^[1]
• Includes an adjustable 120mm fan on the bottom HDD cage ^[1]
• Demonstrates excellent cooling performance with CPU temperatures ranging from 58-67°C ^[2]

• I/O panel includes 2x USB 3.0 ports, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C, and combined audio jack ^[1]

**2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints**

Several important considerations are not immediately apparent:

• While the case excels in cooling, it lacks a front dust filter, which increases airflow but also dust accumulation risk ^[2]
• Cable management is considered suboptimal ^[2]
• Sound insulation is poor, which might be important for noise-sensitive users ^[3]

• The case maintains a strong 4.5/5 rating from 247 customer reviews ^[3]
• Value for money receives mixed reviews, with price being a potential concern ^[3]

**3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement**

The original statement requesting features and pricing is neutral, but several potential biases should be considered:

• While marketed as a high-airflow case ^[4], the lack of dust filters could lead to maintenance issues long-term ^[2]
• The "HAF" (High Air Flow) branding suggests premium cooling, which is supported by testing data ^[2], but comes with trade-offs in noise levels and dust protection