The bezel door is secured with 3 small magnets: 1 at the top, middle and bottom.

Opening up the front door, you get a look at the five upper 5.25 bays and 2 lower 3.5 bays. Below that is a mesh, just in front of the 120mm fan.

The front bezel has what looks like four buttons (three visible here), but these are two buttons and two LEDs (power/reset buttons and power/HDD LEDs).

And the inside then. The side-panel is easily removed as it's secured with two thumb screws. Despite being a mid-tower there's plenty of space to work with. You'll notice the inclusion of three 120mm fans spinning at low rotation to dampen the sound levels. All three of the included 120mm fans are identical in specification.

On the bottom right you can spot the drive bay positioned in an unusual way. I like this directional position of the drives very much; it allows you easy access to your hard drives if you plan to change them often.

This is what is called the "Core fan" it's placed vertical and can be moved (the 120mm fan) into a higher or lower position.