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

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.

This is very well packaged with all items and explanation of best steps for installation. It is all set out so nicely.

Arme una computadora nueva y esta fue mi parte favorita, fuera de la GPU, RAM y CPU, este gabinete me tenia emocionado para cuando llegara, al armar la computadora me diverti y quede INCREIBLEMENTE satisfecho con la CALIDAD de este. El unico inconveniente fue que los tornillos estaban muy ajustados en algunos lugares, y fue MUY DIFICIL quitarlos sin dañarlos, tengan un destornillador de buena calidad a la mano. Una vez ya armada mi computadora quede fascinado, fue muy divertido y me gusta ver este gabinete todos los dias mientras trabajo y juego en esta computadora.

I bought this case for a new build and I love it! I put an Asrock B550M Pro4 in mine and it's a good match. Pros - Very, very high build quality. No sharp edges, all the metal is powder coated. Nothing flexes and the whole case is rigid and not wobbly. It's a tank! - Almost every surface has ventilation. - Easy to access all the internals, the front and back panels come off and the fan/AIO rack slides out, as does a bracket holding the PSU in place. - Carrying handle is a game changer. - The "construction site yellow" and black color is really visually striking and looks great. Cons - Not a lot of good options for mounting HDDs or SSDs. In an all-NVME build you are fine. There's mounting room on the bottom but that's where fans, PCIe cards, and cables go. I had to put mine in the channel near the top which can be for wires or two SSDs. While it can do one 3.5" drive and two 2.5" drives I think the most likely use case is one or two 2.5" drives in the top area only. - The blue power light is BRIGHT, like light up your whole room bright. No way to turn that off unless you modify the front panel cable connector I suppose. - I felt my motherboard's I/O panel sat a little bit higher than the motherboard, but all the standoffs were the expected 6.5mm so that wasn't the issue. It could have been either an issue with the I/O panel or the case's panel area might be setting like 0.25mm too high. That said, all the ports are usable and I could have just remedied this by bending the I/O panel tabs to make it sit lower. I really like the visual aesthetic and sturdiness of the case. Now that it's assembled I'd never want to get into it again to change anything because the compact design means routing things is tough, but once you're done, you're done!

Built a Ryzen 5 9600X cpu with a Gigabyte Aero 5070 gpu. Noctua NH-P1 cpu cooler. Gigabyte B850M Aorus Elite Wifi 6E Ice motherboard. Lian Li SP750 PSU. WD Black SN850X 4tb nvme ssd. G.Skill Trident Z5 Royal Neo CL28 2x16gb RAM Kit. Phanteks M25G2 2x140 mm reversed, 2x140mm standard, and a 1x120mm standard fans. Finally a 5.2 inch IPS screen found on amazon via Jalzdieod brand (sounds weird.. worked flawlessly). I love it. Has a handle. Everything fit perfectly with some planning and effort. Check pcpartpicker and the manuals for sizing. I really like the Jonsbo/Jonsplus style. They have many cases to check out. This was my favourite due to it being the smallest mATX I could find without being some expensive small batch special order thing. I highly recommend as it was fun to build in and had just enough space for everything I wanted to put in for a mobile PC build to game on. It weighs as powerful and sturdy as it feels!

Okay so I want to start this by saying I’m not one to typically leave reviews for things and I’m also not an expert when it comes to building pcs but I have built 3 in the past. When searching for the perfect case with a handle for my tiny build this one immediately stood out and the few reviews with pictures helped me make the push to purchase it! I wish there were more people sharing their builds so that others can have a better understanding of what parts fit. I’ll give you the parts of my build so that it can hopefully help you too! I went with a Ryzen 7 9700 could’ve went with a Ryzen 9 but wanted to be conscious of this case being very small and me not wanting it to get too toasty, 7700xt 12Gb a few asked me if “I was sure a graphics card this huge would fit” and I replied “according to the case specs yes” now keep in mind to fit a long card like this I had to mount the power supply side ways so that the cords coming from the psu wouldn’t hang down in front of the graphics card space. If you’re going for a 2 fan card you’ll be safe with a regular psu but I went with the ROG LOKI 850W Platinum PSU which is one of the smallest on the market and this thing is the prettiest psu I’ve ever seen and can be mounted in pretty much any direction, for my motherboard I went with a B650 ELITE AX ICE and it fits in this case like it was made for it! Only issue I ran into was when playing in the front IO cable the way this motherboard sits its right next to a metal section in the case that kind of interferes where you plug this is so the best thing is recommend is to plug in this cable before you seat the motherboard but with enough concentration I got it in through this awkward area. For my ram I went with 32gbs DDR5 6000mhz Corsair Vengeance, and 3 Corsair Rx120mm iCUE link fans and for my cpu cooler the Corsair iCUE link Titan which all share close to the same fans and Corsair news connection system where you can daisy chain the fans off each other if they’re next to each other or apart with included cables which was awesome. For me I’ve been an owner of a bunch of gaming laptops in the last few years and I bring them between my house and my families but got tired of issues of mobile parts, heat, and lack of customization or expandability so I decided to make my own compact build and keep a portable monitor at the houses I visit! I’d say if you’re thinking about this case you should give it a try! You’re also able to remove almost every part of the case which I had to do to get my gpu in you can literally remove the metal rails that assemble the case which helps a ton in a tiny build.