JONSBO/JONSPLUS Z20 Black Micro-ATX Mini Tower PC Case,with Detachable Carrying Handle, Mini Size, High-Performance Hardware Compatible, Support 240AIO, H160mm Cooler, Black

Best! One of the most compact yet decent Case. Has everything you need. Awesome cable management on this. The handle is just soo sturdy and even when filled with heavy components the place where the handle hooks to does not bend. Product is 5 star but Seller spikes the price sometimes so 4 star.

Me gustó el gabinete. El manual me sirvió mucho, y traía los tornillos y partes adicionales bien ordenadas y etiquetadas. Los materiales son muy resistentes, no se doblan con facilidad. Usé una fuente atx y no tuve problemas para instalarla, aunque mi gpu es de dos ventiladores y eso ayudó. Traté de instalar ventiladores en la parte de abajo pero no lo logré. Aun así, quedé muy satisfecho con el producto.

Best case ever

Great compact case that supports Micro-ATX, which is rare (most SFF cases only support Mini-ITX). A breeze to build in, and it comes with very comprehensive instructions. The handle is a nice touch, and its actually one of the main reasons I bought this case. However, the grip area is just a flat metal bar, which does make it uncomfortable to actually hold/use as a handle. Would have liked to have some padding.

Pros • Small construction. This is very favorable as I was considering iTX, but it was cost prohibitive and just too difficult in general. • Well made construction • Solid carry handle (despite seeing a review that says it isn't. I'm an engineer - this will hold) • Modular with many mounting options • Despite the small space, it can handle a massive CPU cooler (that's what she said) • Lots of places to tuck and route your cables. Can't really see any cables on my build. Comes with velcro straps everywhere to assist with cable control. • Glass side is nice. Won't age in color or acquire swirl marks over time like acrylic. Black cube design on glass hides the area where most of the cables come out of the power supply. Cons • Construction is a little complicated. Must remove one bracket to remove another. The instructions are largely pictorial. I recommend just walking through the instructions and breaking it all down as they say to do, instead of trying to find that one part you're interested in. This way you learn the case. If you're building your own personal computer, this shouldn't be too much of a challenge for you. • The metal framework has places to pass cables through, but that framework also blocked me from using a 90° adapter on the motherboards 24 pin connection. That could have been really clean, as that's exactly where the cables come from. • No slot for low profile Blu-Ray or DVD drive. Believe it or not, my wife still curates her movie media collection. I could machine this in, but I should have thought about that before the build. Now it would be risky. I can get an external, but it isn't as clean as a built in. • No card reader slot. Our dell precision workstations have this and its a much faster way to move pics and videos off your phone's SD card than using the USB port. Again, I could get an external. If it had a drive bay of any sort I could have gone that route as well. Final Note Very pleased with the product overall. I am glad I went with this choice. I might just get a USBC dock for this and utilize the USB3.2 on the back of my board. I want to move it from my desk to the TV quite often running retro game emulators. Then my scanner and an external blue ray drive can stay with the dock. Some docks also have card readers. Win win If you found this helpful, please click =)