L300 Mini ITX Mesh PC Case - 8.5L Compact Gaming Chassis, Vertical GPU Mount up to 325mm, SFX/SFX-L PSU Adapter, Cable Management, Dual 120mm Fan, PCIe 4.0 & DP 1.4 Cable Included, White

it fits into tight spaces without sacrificing airflow. The mesh panels help with cooling and it handles GPUs up to 325mm which is pretty generous for an ITX case. It also includes a PCIe 4.0 riser and a DisplayPort cable which saves you a bit of cash and setup time. Ideal if you're building a compact gaming rig or need a clean minimalist setup that doesn’t scream gamer. Everything fits tight, but it’s a fun challenge.

Got the l300 and l400. I love how tiny the l300 is. The l300 Fits my 4080super pro art which is 2.5 slots.And the case is suppose to fit 2 slot gpu. And because of that, There will be turbulence noise. For the cpu cooler. I think they say it can fit up to 65mm of height? But I don't think so, as I fit a 55mm cooler from ID COOLING. And it's very close to the panel. Like I mean maybe 1-3mm in space. So I fit a 47mm cooler instead. It's perfect now. For the fans. Yes you can only fit a 15mm 120 on the top. And i managed to put a fan grill. It was a very tight fit. And for the bottom. It also says it can fit a 15mm 120 fan. But I fit a 25mm with a grill as well. It was a much tighter fit. I don't look foward to taking that out ever. The case it's self doesn't feel premium. But it's fine for me. It's just a case that I built in and probably wont be touching again for a while. I wanted something small and vertical. With IO ports. And this was perfect. Il maybe switching to the l400 just because of the turbulence of the gpu.

Very lightweight for the size. Does accomodate big GPUs as long as they are less than 55 mm Wide. No fans included and the case could benefit from a third. Easy to assemble but the PCIE riser seems cheap and makes me question about its durability. The original version included a DP 1.4 extension into the lower part(integrated into it), but that is no longer the case. Instead, they chose to give me a DP 1.4 angled cable. Neither solution was what I needed(HDMI) but hey, the first gneeration was more streamlined with regard to this.

This is a well thought out case that is easy to work in and is around the size of an xbox series x. First the pros:* Console size case* Easy to work in.* Good air flow when two additional fans are installed* Light and portable.* Simple clean look.Now the cons:* Instructions are lacking* Graphic card faces the bottom of the case. They should have include include back hdmi and dvi panel.I know some reviews complain about the price but you are getting a pci riser cable and a dvi cable. Given that it seems on par with others in this category. Overall im happy with the case. I would say the best use for this is a living room home theater PC / gaming setup.

I love the case. I love the design. I love the size. I love that I was able to fit beefy components in it. The only thing I didn’t like is that it says that it comes with an SSD bracket. The blow up diagram online shows a bracket. But the case didn’t bring one. And the instruction manual did not show one. Now I have to figure out where to find a custom bracket to fit in what remaining space I have. If it weren’t for that I’d give this 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded. Little beautiful case!I like this case. It has a great form factor. Perfect for a mini-ITX motherboard build, with a full-size graphics card. It also has plenty of room for a good CPU cooler, and several case fans.I like the vertical tower concept, as it has a chimney effect of migrating the hot air up, and picking up the cooler air from the bottom. With the right sensors monitored by the electronics, this can really help control temperatures.The case is remarkably rigid and sturdy despite being an open mesh. The sides do not flex much at all.Smaller thickness fans need to be used because it is compact inside. This is OK by me, as I find thin fans today do an impressive job of cooling.I like that screws actually hold the case closed. This makes for good, strong assembly. So many cases are toolless these days and tend to fall open when moved. This case is meant to be carried and is screwed together. They even include a handle that screws into the back side near the top.There's a nice assortment of screws, a handle, and HDMI cable included.My plans are to make this into an eGPU. I'll put in a power supply and a good powerful GPU. Then connect to it from my laptop via Thunderbolt. This will look a lot better than other open from eGPU solutions I see are popular. I like the clean tower of power this case conveys.For an mini-ITX or eGPU build, this is a great little case. Things will be a tight fit, but there's plenty of room for my use. I can highly recommend this for the good looks, strong build quality, and overall design.

I really wanted to like the L300, but after building in it, I honestly can't justify the cost. For something marketed as a premium compact ITX case, it just doesn’t deliver where it counts. The airflow is decent thanks to the mesh panels, and it can technically fit a 325mm GPU and an SFX PSU — but good luck managing cables or keeping thermals under control without some serious effort.The layout feels cramped in all the wrong ways, and the “included” PCIe 4.0 riser and DisplayPort 1.4 cable are supposed to add value, but they don’t make up for the build limitations or the awkward internal layout. Also, for a case this small and barebones, the price is just too high — you’re better off going with a Meshlicious, Dan A4, or NR200 unless you absolutely need this specific footprint.Nice concept, but not worth the premium. Needs refinement and a price drop. It doesn't have that's much functionality as the competition. You will definitely hear the fans .