[Black] Aesthetically clean and uninteresting, but functionally fantastic. Basically every side can be removed independently, which is great for building. Instructions have no text but are generally clear (and come with lots of different configuration ideas). Included fans are solid. Love the magnetic removable mesh dust covers on the sides. Motherboard standoffs are built-in and extra screws are also in the box. I bought the most popular ITX case and I have no complaints!

[FlexATX] amazing entry case for small form factor builds. I'm satisfied.

[1] I'm not building anything super fantastic in it as I'm building something for playing retro games with PC emu on Debian. Small and has a pleasing aesthetic, wish it came in beige but white will have to do.

Basic build since it's for emulation, not virtualization:

MSI H510I
8Gb 2x4Gb of 2666Mhz Corsair RAM
Corsair SF450
Noctua NH-L9x65 (I like quiet)
Pentium Gold G6405 (Pentium Case Sticker!)

[2 x USB 2.0] This is a wonderful case for building a mini-itx server. Love the fact that it doesn't use trays. Just slide the bare drive in and your ready to go. Very high quality.

[No power supply] Is good but is so big case iside for this itx Motherboard I have one with mini itx Motherboard I buy a second case rog z11 for a project I put a mini atx gaming Motherboard when I finish I sed I pic for my project I going to install a mini atx gaming Motherboard in this case when I finish I send to you a pic

[8.7 in] Thinking about building a small form factor pc, then this is the case for you, it's not too big and not too small, and plenty of ventilation to keep your hotter pc components cool. Alongside youtube I was build an awesome gaming pc and keep my AMD Ryzen processor cool with this case, a definite must-buy.

[1] The bracket adapter has correct dimensions and tight tolerances. Very good fit and finish. Works as it should. B&H sales, packaging, and shipping were excellent.

[1] I switched to this case from a compact tower, and love how much smaller my system is. It can now fit on my desk, which saves me some room. The case is mostly metal (steel?), and it looks classy as heck.


I removed the Cooler Master fans that came with the case, and installed three Be Quiet fans on the top and rear instead. I recommend this change - the Be Quiet fans have a much nicer sound profile. The Be Quiet Pure Rock 2 CPU cooler just barely fits in the system.


Despite having mesh openings on most sides, this case is whisper-quiet when idling, and very reasonable when gaming too. The airflow from the mesh might actually contribute to the system being quiet, which is a bit counter-intuitive to me, coming from systems with solid side panels and sound damping. The noise profile is especially nice given that this system now sits next to me on my desk. If higher-end parts were installed, it might be a different story, but it's fine with an R5 3600 and RX 470.

[FlexATX] Absolutely love this case. I have a couple of other mini i-itx servers and this case is by far the best. Greatest feature is that it's trayless so just a matter of popping in a bare hard drive without messing with carriers. Very high quality.

[Mini-ITX] I just move all my components (except motherboard and power supply) from an mid-Atx case to the NR200, and I was able to keep the same temps I had in the bigger case. Rtx3090 (from an Alienware PC) Ryzen 9 5900x, 64Gb Ram and 2Tb m.2 ssd drive, 850w SFL Power Supply.