AeroCool Cylon Mini RGB microATX case, Black

a solid case with just enough features to accommodate a decent PC build. the awesome lighting is a beautiful accent for the case. USB 3.0 port on the front is awesome, great for cable management as well. 2x 120mm artic cooling fanes added to the front, and a 92mm exhaust Noctua fan is perfect for this case. also a HAVIT magic eagle keyboard and mouse pairs extremely well with the look of this case. and a sades PC headset complete the look of a complete set system. and a sceptre 24in monitor matches as well. you will love this case!

Works pretty good, the only problem was thermals, it gets pretty hot.

For the price this is pretty decent. The only problem that I had after building the system is that it wouldn't power on. Tracing the power wire back to the switch I found one of the wires were disconnected, a quick touch with the soldering iron fixed this right up and been very pleased with it otherwise.

Took a gamble on this. I've been looking for a very good sff PC and this case is one of them that caught my eye for being so cheap and small. I was able to fit everything in this little guy. Rx 580, R5 1600. This thing is a beast. Only wish that this was the tempered glass variant which is around the same price but sold on the UK Amazon. Would love to see if I could work with aerocool and they send me a tempered glass because this acrylic feels cheap but does the job. The cable management in this build is also non existent. Spend a little more money on a modular psu. But since you're spending more money on a new psu, you might as well get another micro atx. Preferably the cooler master nr400.Last but not least. The thermals are really bad. Nothing too major but the exhaust fan is a small 80mm fan and the front fans barely get any air flow due to the front panel design.Overall.; not bad of a case to build in. My Only problem is the airflow and thermals of the case. When I have time again I'm probably thinking of switching to a nr400

the case is nice to look at, with all the neat places to put your drives, but the one problem I have is trying to stuff all the leftover cables in the back for 4+ hours. I ended up squeezing the back panel on with a huge lump and gap in the back, even with the best of my abilities to cable manage with ties and buying a whole new semi modular psu :/

small form factor is great, the only issue is that there isn't a lot of room in the back for cable management.

Don’t buy this

Awesome case for a micro atx buildPros:See through side panelRGB effect on the frontDecent cable managementCons:No fans only a small exit oneMore SSD support bracketsSmall area for power supply cablesGreat case and looks nice