Teenage Engineering Computer-1 Mini-ITX Computer Case with Powder Coated Aluminum, Chrome Metal Handles, and Dual-Slot GPU, Do It Yourself, Small Form Factor PC Case Compatible with SFX Power Supply

Caja preciosa, un poco complicada de montar, pero preciosa. Pero ojo, en la actualidad es muy dificil instalarle gráficas dedicadas modernas. No hay más de un solo modelo de gráfica actual, una RTX 5060 de 8Gb. Solo es útil para casos muy particulares, pero ya no se puede usar como caja para un ordenador gaming compacto.

I had a bit of fun building this and appreciate the design. It is a DIY kit so some basic aptitude is required. Make your bends tight and square to ensure alignment. The case screws are self-tapping sheet metal screws so use a screw to pre-tap all the holes first and it’ll all go together pretty easily.

Si te gustan lo legos, hacer cosas como manualidades y todo eso, esto es para ti, es un kit muy completo y muy chiquito.

What a fabulous looking case! Once it's together, it's a sturdy build that makes a hell of a statement on my desk. I bought it pretty impulsively as part of a Mini-ITX build because I recognised Teenage Engineering from the music world and so I knew how they operate. I knew that I would be receiving a rough-and-ready case for a small form factor build where I'd have to bend (and probably break) a few things to build a tiny PC. I think the instructions were mostly clear and the accessories are top quality. If you're building this, be sure to follow along with the video from their YouTube channel as I think that visual would have helped me when it came time to joining the sheets together as I made a few mistakes there that I had to rearrange.

In the end, this thing is great, making one of the coolest looking PC's I've ever built. But even as a TE fanboy I can't give it 5 stars; it's really not easy to put together and it barely holds it's own shape until the last panel goes on. It's absolutely awesome once it's together, and I don't think the instructions are too hard to follow.... but between the restrictions of the ITX parts that fit in there and the possibility that you might ruin it folding it up wrong if you're not paying attention, it just doesn't feel like a 5 star item. Unless you're into the journey of putting it together. I mean... I would totally buy another one of these.