Phanteks Eclipse P600S white (PH-EC600PSTG_WT)

There are no major drawbacks, just a few small nitpicks:
The placement of the fan control block at the very top seemed not very convenient to me; the 4-pin controller wire is quite short and literally falls short by a centimeter to reach the bottom cha_fan connector on my motherboard, and I didn't want to route it to the central one, as an extra wire would stick across half of the board. Luckily, the block is detachable, so I moved it slightly lower.
My case is in a white finish and its paint coating is slightly questionable, as it can be easily damaged and small barely noticeable chips remain.
The case itself is somewhat dull - no lighting, interesting design elements, and other features here - in real life, it looks perhaps duller than in photos. I would say it doesn't look like it's worth the price; I asked several friends what they thought it costs - they all guessed a price of up to 8k.
I got a case with a small defect - the front cover, which hides 2 USB ports and headphone jacks when closed, protrudes by about a millimeter or two above the bottom panel instead of sitting flush. It's not critical, especially considering that this cover is always open for me, but given the price of the case, I believe it shouldn't be like this.
The HDD trays aren't the best, made of soft flexible metal, and the HDD itself works quite noisily in them, despite the presence of rubber pads and internal soft lining - I would recommend people who are building a maximally quiet setup to completely forego using HDDs in this case.

The weight. It is really heavy, even empty, and in the assembly I came out generally like a closet. And for some, the price is possible, but believe me - it's worth the money.