DIYPC DIY-F2-W White SPCC Steel MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case

Aesthetics is the new goal. I have 70 lbs. build in Corsair Obsidian, wanted something small and compact. This is a good looking case with just enough space. Two drives about all it will hold. Room for a second full size, but I can't figure out how it goes in place. Space is better used for cable management anyway. The back panel bulges out just enough to route cables through the back. Pre-installed fans look great. Replaced them with 5 RGB, can't say it really improved appearance. Assembled it got a boot, then started figuring out cable routing. Took some time, but not a cable showing except for hookup points. It is has plastic sides but look is nice. I have to move Obsidian with a dolly, This can't weigh more that 6 lbs fully build. I'd make a few changes if I were designing version 2. It works well as it is.

Nice case for the price only thing is it did not have a place for a blue-ray or dvd drive. It’s a little small will not fit bigger motherboards but other than that I love the look of the case when it is lit up

Enough room for a duel fan GPU and the case looks really great and it's really sturdy.

Beautiful case! I will be building my first pc, and I’m very excited. This case is a nice size, not to big and not to small. It came with a fan, which I didn’t expect. Also it came faster than expected!

I like this PC for a starter case. But if you have a power supply that’s not modular, I HIGHLY RECOMMENDING ONE. This PC case is big for sure but it will not like a non modular power supply. And why I am saying modular power supply is because of cable management.

Larger demensions than listed!Other than that it’s great

It’s a nice case, but I never received any screws or a manual. It’s unfortunate because it’s my first time building a PC and I didn’t realize until I was about to install the motherboard.

bought this to build AMD 5600G, system for my son, it has 2 working fan, the case feel cheap, i paid 50 bux, everything works