V500 Mini Portable M-ATX/ITX Computer Case, Mini-Tower CASE, Full Side Glass Transparent DIY Desktop Case with Handle, Support 320MM GPU Size (Black-2.0)

I'm using this for my game/media server and it is perfect, the exact size I needed! I with it had a solid metal side panel instead of glass for safer travel but its fine. This is not fancy but it is easy to use and basically an empty box, so there is nothing in terms of cable management but you can fit SO much in there. If feels light at first but gets it's structural integrity when everything is installed and together.TIPS- Flip the psu power switch before you install or you will need to press it with a little screwdrivers. I also put a little magnetic filter on the bottom and wrapped the top with grip tape so it is now VERY comfy to carry around. Good luck on the build!

Missing screws for the legs

A no frills case but it worksIf you can find a 80mm LED Fan for the case it looks really nice and can show off the glass side panel

okay I have been searching for a small white case and this one seemed perfect. however, the built quality is very low and the case doesn’t feel sturdy. you will have a hard time with cable management especially on how the psu is located in this case

The media could not be loaded. This is the third case I’ve built a PC in so keep that in mind.I grabbed this for a budget build for my brother with a 9400f and a 1060.But man this box was a pain in the butt to build in. One of the screws for the PSU bracket would not come out and ended up stripped so I had to bend it out of the case then bend the case back so it’s a bit scuffed now (though not super noticeable.There were other hiccups I ran into while building like the PSU adapter needing to run from the back of the case to plug into the PSU in the front and the magnetic filters not being usable at the same time as the handle (very confused??). Also, the cooler bought was too tall so that was a thing 🥲.But honestly, I kind of love the way this build turned out. There’s no room to really cable manage anything so you kinda have to wrap them and stuff them in a corner. But I was able to fit a 3 fan GPU inside with plenty of room for 5 fans. It’s compact.I’m not planning on using this case again but if you’re experienced and like little builds definitely a great option as long as you’re prepared for the possibility of any screws stripping.

OofIma say this case is awesomeBut you have to put everything together yourselfGet a shorter graphics card it says it can support over 300mm but they dont include room for your psu cablesI have a smaller than average psu and no room for wiresWas missing some parts but they got back to me asapDO NOT USE normal pc fans go low pro and make sure to mount them all the way up from the moboSpeaking of mobo dont use a micro atx as all my lower pins are covered and even with small fans i still cant really use themSo an itx would be better fresh buildOther than yhat figure it out lolIm going to get a lowpro gpu as the 1080 im using from an old build is just way to bigAll in all not a bad mini case for the priceBe prepared though as this is not for starters

Out of all the pc I have built this is one on the best cases for the price. They're are only 2 complaints. 1 is that the filters don't have magnet and that the power cable extension is basically in the middle and to short hide.

The metal is so flimsy that it bends by pushing on it with one finger. This provided no support to the acrylic in shipping, which naturally exploded because of it. Save your money, buy literally anything else. A cardboard box would probably provide a similar amount of support to your PC and doesn't run the risk of getting broken glass everywhere.