| Brand | Cooler Master |
|---|---|
| Item model number | MCB-Q300L-KANN-S00 |
| Item Weight | 1.06 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 15.39 x 9.06 x 15 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 15.39 x 9.06 x 15 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Batteries | 1 Unknown batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | Coolermaster |
| ASIN | B0785GRMPG |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | March 1, 2018 |
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Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L Micro-ATX Tower with Magnetic Design Dust Filter, Transparent Acrylic Side Panel, Adjustable I/O & Fully Ventilated Airflow, Black (MCB-Q300L-KANN-S00)
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| Brand | Cooler Master |
| Color | Black |
| Material | STEEL, PLASTIC |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 3.5 Inches |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Motherboard Compatability | Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX |
| Power Supply Mounting Type | Bottom Mount |
| Item Weight | 480 Grams |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 15.39 x 9.06 x 15 inches |
| Case Type | Mini-Tower |
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- I/O panel can be adjusted in 6 different locations and the Case can be positioned: Vertical or horizontal
- Edge to edge acrylic transparent side panel offers a full view inside
- Body depth height: Can support normal size ATX power supply
- Front magnetic design dust filter with open perforated front, top and bottom for high air performance
- Extra space behind the motherboard tray for hidden cable management
- Motherboard Support: Micro ATX, Mini ITX, CPU Cooler: 159mm/6.2", GPU 360mm, Radiator Support Front: 120mm/240mm, Rear: 120mm
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The Master Box Q300L is your straightforward option in the lineup of the brand new Master Box Series from Cooler Master. A Series that might be small in size but excels in functionality and modularity without compromising on the thermal performance. Although the size wouldn't tell, the Master Box Q300L supports a standard ATX PSU which we don't see often in the market with this size. Based on the different system setup, the I/O panel can be adjusted to six different locations, three options at each side of the case. You can decide which setup fits your system best. Due to the cube design of the frame and special pattern design on the magnetic dust filter will make the chassis stand out from the rest. The combination of a practical design and the unique customizable outlook makes the Master Box Q300L The perfect choice for office and home.
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MasterBox Q300L
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The MasterBox Q300L is your straightforward option in the MasterBox Q-series from Cooler Master, a series that might be small in size but excels in functionality, modularity, and thermal performance. The combination of a practical design and the unique customizable aesthetic makes the Q300L the perfect choice for office and home use.
- Magnetic Dust Filters
- 6-Orientation I/O Panel
- Edge-to-Edge Acrylic Side Panel
- Routing Space
- Thermal Performance
- ATX PSU Support
- CPU Cooler: 159mm, GPU 360mm, Radiator Support Front: 120mm/240mm, Rear: 120mm
- Motherboard Support: Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
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Versatile CoolingVersatile mounting options on Top, Bottom and Rear. Fit up to 240mm Liquid Cooler to stay ahead of the game. |
Components ClearanceSupports CPU coolers up to a height of 159mm, graphics cards up to a length of 360mm, and power supplies up to a length of 160mm. |
Roomy InteriorSupport for Micro-ATX or Mini-IT length motherboards for upgrades to stay ahead of the game. |
Open Thermal DesignThe open design of the perforated front, top and bottom assures excellent thermal airflow. |
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Learn more how customers reviews work on AmazonReviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018
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By Joey Bee on September 11, 2022
I do suggest you invest in an intake fan for the front to maximize airflow.
By Max on September 5, 2022
I just built my 10 year old nephew’s PC using this case and I have to say that I was very surprised at how much I loved building in this case. Originally I bought the Compucase HEC HX300 case for 30$ from Newegg and I was just frustrated at the lack of air flow from that case. It only had room for one fan which was the back exhaust and that's it. It didn't even have holes for the power supply's intake fan! It was my fault for not researching enough and buying something so cheap. Then I did a little research and came across this case. It is only 50$ but has everything I want. I've seen PC builders on youtube build with this case and they all had great things to say.
So the first thing I like about this case is obviously how much airflow it allows. It's an interesting design because there are holes all over the top, all over the bottom, and all over the front and you can install 4 fans if you wanted to (2 up top, 2 in front, 2 in bottom) in addition to the included exhaust fan at the back making it support up to 5 fans! Now with all those holes you might be thinking this is going to be an ugly case but as you'll see in the pictures this is not the case (pun intended) and it has very sleek looking dust filters to cover the top, front, and it’s not obvious from the picture but it has a filter on the bottom as well. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the filter is magnetic which made removing them to install my fans a breeze (pun intended). I also imagine cleaning them when they get dirty will also be very simple. You can simple remove them and just rinse with water. One tip when installing fans is that since there’s air holes all over, they actually made a very small indentation around the holes that you should screw in your fans. These “guides” are hard to notice but if you look closely you’ll see them. They have space for 140mm and 120mm fans depending on whatever you want. Air is able to easily flow through the filter so my air flow issues were resolved!
The case also looks very nice in my opinion. I have the black model just because that’s what my nephew wanted but in review videos I’ve seen, the white one looks very nice as well. Cable management at the back is pretty good too and the case comes with a lot of zip ties. The filters I mention above are also very aesthetically pleasing. The power button, 2 USB ports, headphone jack, and speaker jack are on the side which I don’t mind. The interesting thing is that this IO panel can be unscrewed and moved to the other side which is nice. The clear side panel is acrylic but it’s a 50$ case so it’s fine. It doesn’t look bad at all. There’s also room in the cable management area for a 3.5” hard drive and 2 SSD’s inside the main area which is very good.
Overall the case was pretty simple to build in. It’s designed very well to maximize airflow while looking great. I think this is an excellent case especially for the price. If you’re in the market for a cheap but good PC case, then you my friends have stumbled on a cheap but GREAT PC case. I would highly recommend this case and am willing to do even more expensive builds with this case in the future.
One final note I’ll add, I built my nephew’s pc with a Ryzen 5 1600 processor and RX 480 gpu reference model targeting 1080p gaming and the heat in my old case with that one exhaust fan was reaching around 87 degrees C. After I added two intake fans in the front and one exhaust fan in the top along with the back exhaust fan that comes with this case my temperatures went down into the mid 70’s while gaming which is great. If you want looks as well as functionality for a great price, go with this case.
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Being able to choose where the USB and power buttons are placed is a cool idea but if you want to use it at the top (like in my setup - Pic above) you will need a USB extension to run the cable down the back of the case.
There's plenty of room for cable management and the build quality is good. I have a full sized HDD at the back and there's also space for two SSD's.
Having all the holes means that you don't get much airflow pressure but I haven't had any heat issues with my overclocked AMD 1700X. If you're looking at having your PC on the floor, I woudn't choose this case as it'll most likely be full of dust in a few months. For desktop, I've had it running 4 months with minimal dust although you can see a slight dust ring around the front intake fan.
When setting up be careful with any fluff and this will easily get stuck into magnet dust filter mesh.
If you do decide to buy the CoolerMaster Q300L, you'll also need to invest in some fans as it only comes with one medium-volume fan. LED fans looks great and I've added three plus used the included fan as a front-intake.
Pros
✔ Cool Design
✔ Build Quality + Cable Management
✔ Removable Magnet Dust Filters
✔ Compact Size
Cons
- Only One Fan Included
- Perspex Window Tint Is Very Dark
- USB Cables a little short
I also upgraded the CPU fan to a Arctic Freezer 7 Pro and there's plenty of horizontal room left. If you're going for a big CPU cooler, you might have to watch out with the clearance.
Cheers,
Jim!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 3, 2018
Being able to choose where the USB and power buttons are placed is a cool idea but if you want to use it at the top (like in my setup - Pic above) you will need a USB extension to run the cable down the back of the case.
There's plenty of room for cable management and the build quality is good. I have a full sized HDD at the back and there's also space for two SSD's.
Having all the holes means that you don't get much airflow pressure but I haven't had any heat issues with my overclocked AMD 1700X. If you're looking at having your PC on the floor, I woudn't choose this case as it'll most likely be full of dust in a few months. For desktop, I've had it running 4 months with minimal dust although you can see a slight dust ring around the front intake fan.
When setting up be careful with any fluff and this will easily get stuck into magnet dust filter mesh.
If you do decide to buy the CoolerMaster Q300L, you'll also need to invest in some fans as it only comes with one medium-volume fan. LED fans looks great and I've added three plus used the included fan as a front-intake.
Pros
✔ Cool Design
✔ Build Quality + Cable Management
✔ Removable Magnet Dust Filters
✔ Compact Size
Cons
- Only One Fan Included
- Perspex Window Tint Is Very Dark
- USB Cables a little short
I also upgraded the CPU fan to a Arctic Freezer 7 Pro and there's plenty of horizontal room left. If you're going for a big CPU cooler, you might have to watch out with the clearance.
Cheers,
Jim!
1) Very clever magnetic dust filters which double up as aesthetically attractive (but still understated) covers of the front and top.
2) Beautiful smoked side window, made from polycarbonate (not glass).
3) Clever option of having the case stand vertically or flat, as it has rubber screw feet on the non-windowed side panel.
4) Tons of room behind the motherboard panel for cable management, making for a very tidy build indeed.
Now the negatives (1 big one really):
1) The location of the HD mount is behind the motherboard panel. This is an area that is TOTALLY unventilated, and so the HD gets very hot here. The bracket itself is clever, which is a plate that is screwed to the HD and then this plate clips (and secured by a thumb screw) into its mount.
Because of the excessive heat build-up of the HD (obviously not helped by ZERO air-flow and heat from the back of the CPU), I decided to mount my 3.5" 2TB hybrid drive elsewhere. There's a few alternative locations for 2.5" drives, but not my bigger 3.5" HD. I re-used a mounting bracket from an old build and mounted it on the case's floor panel in front of the PSU. It stays MUCH cooler there.
Overall the result is good. But I cannot fathom the hideous design choice of mounting the 3.5" HD behind the motherboard where it will bake. If you're only using 2.5" SSD/HDs then you will be fine.
Word of advise be careful with the power panel, I didn't realise the panel had 4 screws holding it in the case (thought it was just the 2) and removed the top plate as it came off easily only to find that it would not go back on the same again and the power button was held on by this plate (rewired my case so that the reset button is now the power button, and positioned the power button for show).
Case has managed to somehow swallow 2070 super gaming X trio but this was a very tricky install (this was why the power panel had to be removed).
Cooler master ml120r argb cooler fit well too but getting the pipes in the correct position was also tricky.
I have 2 mf140r as intake at the front and the original 120 fan from the case positioned at the top as exhaust near the RAM. So case is very adaptable and nothing is running too hot.
Lots of room in the back for cables, do not have any HDD/sata SSD (only m.2) installed though so can't comment on cable space when these are taking up space. But do have the RGB controller from the ml120r back there running all the RGB fans. Some cables can be fiddly to run (especially the CPU power cable connecting to a MSI b450m mortar max).
Overall pleased with this case, looks good and functions well.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2019
Word of advise be careful with the power panel, I didn't realise the panel had 4 screws holding it in the case (thought it was just the 2) and removed the top plate as it came off easily only to find that it would not go back on the same again and the power button was held on by this plate (rewired my case so that the reset button is now the power button, and positioned the power button for show).
Case has managed to somehow swallow 2070 super gaming X trio but this was a very tricky install (this was why the power panel had to be removed).
Cooler master ml120r argb cooler fit well too but getting the pipes in the correct position was also tricky.
I have 2 mf140r as intake at the front and the original 120 fan from the case positioned at the top as exhaust near the RAM. So case is very adaptable and nothing is running too hot.
Lots of room in the back for cables, do not have any HDD/sata SSD (only m.2) installed though so can't comment on cable space when these are taking up space. But do have the RGB controller from the ml120r back there running all the RGB fans. Some cables can be fiddly to run (especially the CPU power cable connecting to a MSI b450m mortar max).
Overall pleased with this case, looks good and functions well.
Reviewed in Brazil on September 26, 2020
However, if you want to put a load of 3.5" drives into it, but still want a small-ish case, then beware..
I wanted this case to replace a much smaller case I use as a NAS. I wanted something with a bit more room and something a bit easier to keep cool.. It's got up to 6 drives (5 of them 3.5")..
Aside from the awful mount point for the single 3.5" drive**, there is NOTHING to allow you to natively add a load of 3.5" disks. So I had to create my own little HDD rack using white 30mm plastic angle sections.. I've managed to stack 5 of them on top of each other, with 1cm between each, and sit this 'enclosure' behind the front fan..
A total pain in the behind, but it works....
If this case were 1cm wider and 1cm longer, it would be perfect..
**even the single 3.5" mount point is unsuitable as there is NO ventilation at this position..























