As its name implies, The Fractal Design Core 3300 is a simple, but functional chassis. While it makes assembling your system easy, with very good compatibility and the ability to hold lots of liquid-cooling gear, it does so at a price that is slightly to high once you look at other offers out there. Missing grommets also make for a bit of a mess once everything has been assembled. There are simply other option out there with more fans, a fan controller, sound dampening, and much more for a mere 65 euro, which makes it hard to recommend the Core 3300 so long as it doesn't clock in at below 50 euro. Yes, I do realize that it comes with two fans, which is rather unusual for its price range, but such cannot be considered extraordinary these days. While the Core 3300 is certainly a big step in the right direction for today's case market, especially compared to the aging Core 3000, those willing to spend as much may be more interested in the bang-for-the-buck, which may result in them looking elsewhere. Those ultimately looking to pick up a Fractal case will find a better price/performance ratio in the Core 3500, which, with a price-tag of less than 65 euro, clocks in at just a few bucks more.