JONSBO TK-1 White Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer CASE, Hyperboloid Glass Design, Separated Cabinet Structure, Al Alloy Shell Matx Desktop PC Case, Support ATX Power supply/240 AIO, White

I absolutely love this case! It's a lot of space for such a small case and is well made. The bachelor area is fantastic for a clean cable run. The black with wood finish has a beautiful look. Temperature stays low with using all the fan slots. It was very easy to do the installation. I also love the curved glass. One side note go easy on the screws, they are very small and will strip easy. Other than that it's and amazing case.

This little case is super well built. The comments about the screws being low quality are either dated or someone is using way too much force. I put the entire thing together and took it apart again because I added in extra fans. The screws held up totally fine and as expected. it also came with a bunch of extra screws. This case is TINY. I have built SFF PC's many times and the TK-0 takes the cake as the most compact but intelligent design. PLENTY of space for cable management. I added a Jonsbo cr-1400 dv2 cooler (hard to find at the time of ordering) but it looks great and works well for a 265k. You will definitely want to utilize maximum amount of fans in the case if running any serious loads. Also, follow all compatibility requirements because it will NOT give you 1 extra MM of space on any of the specs. I used an Asus 4070 super EVO and that barely had a little wiggle room at 227mm of the 230mm spec. Build Quality: 9/10 Ease of use: 7/10 (wish I could take the glass / back panel off without taking out screws) Looks & Personality: 10/10 Recommended: 10/10 (so long as you realize you're building a SMALL form factor pc)

This is a remarkably well-built little case. The metal is much thicker than I expected, as is the glass; I'd compare the subjective evaluation of its build quality favorably to my Fractal and Hyte cases. It's kind of a pain to work in, but no more so than any other case as densely packed as this. The fiddly aspect of it is just the nature of tiny systems. The only real gripe I have is that if you use a 140mm fan in the bottom, depending on how you need to orient the power wires to the fan (e.g. if you have an infinity mirror fan or something that can only go in in one of two orientations), you may find that you need to really pinch the power wires to the fan against the motherboard tray to get it installed. Another 3mm is all they would have needed. Otherwise, it's a great-looking case of much higher quality than I was expecting.

It's exactly what I needed. A small case that's sturdy and well-designed. It was remarkably easy to work in despite being a small size. I had absolutely no issues figuring out how to organize everything. Lots of room to place extra cables inside, and I had a full ATX power supply that was not modular, so it had lots of cables. The air flow is excellent with four fans installed, and the see through glass pane looks cool if you're into that sort of thing. My graphics card was slightly longer than the max size listed for the case by a slim 2mm, and it still fit ok with no room to spare. The only negative was the filter screen for the bottom of the case. It's magnetic, but the way it was cut it doesn't stick to the bottom. One side was too long and it touched part of the case that isn't magnetic which causes it to fall off. I believe it can fix it by modifying the filter screen myself. I gave it five stars in spite of that one issue.

I wanted a desktop case that would easily sit on my desk and not take up too much space... This is it! You will be limited by space, check your Graphics Card's dimentions before buying it, also you cant fit any AIO cooler other than a 240mm, either bottom or top. Be mindful about the space between your Mobo and the AIO (if you choose water cooled) and also need to observe the space for your CPU power cable fitting between the case and the top of the Mobo itself. I got everything to fit but make sure your cables will bend and fit exactly how you want. The case itself it top quality. The curved glass is an absolute show stopper. The metal shell is thick, I had no worries about it bending at any point during the build. Tip: I recommend using M.2 memory sticks on the Mobo and taking out the SSD/HDD structure in back above the PSU, this made more space for cable management. See Wiring pics. Parts used: Ryzen 9 5950X, Asus Prime B550M-A wifi II, Sama white 750w power supply, trident royal 32gb CL16 3600Mhz, Crucial P310 2TB M.2 stick, Arctic M2 pro heat sink, MSI 5060 Ti 16gb Ventus 2X OC White, Cooler Master 240 Atmos White CPU Liquid Cooler, ASUS Tuf Gaming TR 120 x4, (2 reverse, 2 replacing the Cooler Master AIO fans), GPU & 24-Pin AsiaHorse RGB extension cables, Thermalright RGB hub.

Excelente case! Totalmente compatible con mi MSI B650M Project Zero, ya que tiene sus conexiones traseras. Excelente acabado y muy cool cristal curvo!!

This case is honestly incredible. It's a bit challenging to get all the cables in there as it is a tiny case, but it is so worth it. Super pretty and well made and the seller was great. My PC is a work in progress so it may not look the best right now, but imagine all the potential!!

Looks really good and is sturdy, well made. I bought three cases until I was finally happy with this one. It is quite heavy as a result but better than some flimsy one

Beautiful case with a nice finish. Only negative for me is the fit of the glass to the case. No point on having screens on every fan opening if there's a 1/8-1/4 inch gap between the glass and case.

Good to build in, I managed 2x 360 rads both in push/pull so happy.