This is the better version of this case design being sold around. Very happy with what it offers. No good room to manage cables well, but if you're privy to these types of cases, you can still make it look CLEAN. There's a cooler that was advertised NOT to fit, but does in-fact fit. Excellent design and offering on this case! Read more

as advertised a nifty little travel case, as a side note the bottom fan is actually a 120mm not a 90mm as advertised so extra cooling. its a sturdy product and seams very well constructed. Its very small btw Read more

Purchased this mini-ITX case for my 19 year old, who wanted to build a custom computer. The feedback? Perfectly sized case, sleek and attractive design with all the USB ports one could want (2 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports, one Type-C port), and one audio jack. Well constructed with good ventilation/airflow, this case fit all the components securely while still allowing room for more. Easy installation; the only slightly difficult part was with two screws on the motherboard, so suggest using a magnetic screwdriver. Great carrying handle, which can be removed if desired. Comes with a PCle 4.0 riser cable. Bottom fan with magnetic dust cover is 120mm, not 90mm, so greater cooling capacity. Fully assembled with the components listed below, temp of CPU is about 47°C. Very quiet operation. The components: - GPU: Swift AMD XFX Triple Fan 9060XT (fits nicely, leaves some room for cable management) - Fans: Arctic P12 Slim120mm fans - CPU: AMD Ryzen 9600x 6-Core AM5 - Motherboard: ITX ASRock B650i Lightning WiFi - Power supply: SFX750 - Storage: Samsung 990 EVO 2TB Storage - CPU cooler: Thermalright APX-120-x67 low profile (snug, but fits perfectly) - Ram: Crucial 32GB DDR5 6000mhz (fit well with the cooler) - Fan grills: 120mm Read more

S400 Pro was able to fit a 332mm / 2.5 slot GPU (Red Devil 7800xt) and fit a 67mm low profile cooler (Thermalight AXP120-67). Left no room to fit a fan at the bottom (due to cables) but two slim 120x15mm fit at the top fine. Recommend a SFX psu (not SFX-L) because of the cables. Note you have to unscrew the back panel to squeeze in a large GPU. Mine came with a PCIE 4 riser cable. This is the smallest case I found that could fit my GPU without it being either a tower (with cables facing down) or pizza box design. Other choice would be from PCCooler which is an 11L but I chose S400 because it included the 4.0 riser cable. Read more

yes the case is great an it is surprisingly small (I was expecting a petite case yes but one I have opened the packaging I was quite surprised like wow so this is really small!!) and the handle, ooohhh the handle, the joy of handle, why not every case has some kind of a handle. setup (the ones that matters due to size limitations) Gigabyte B650I AX Motherboard (ITX) ryzen 9800x3d - (so far no overheating, default setting no undervolting) Thermalright AXP120-X67 - (maybe replace the top fan with an higher RPM fan to improve cooling performance? might try in the future. As is working surprisingly well with default CPU settings) - check ram height for clearance to be sure, it is wide. Thermaltake Toughpower SFX 850W - (whatever you get, get a modular one, limited space.) 2 Thermalright TL-H12015W - (get at least 1 fan grill for cables touching to blades, they will, especially riser cable) - leave the bottom section empty, it is ok, and the fan size is not 120 to 15 but I do not know what it is exactly, there is no space left for a fan due to psu cables anyways. Sapphire nitro 9070 xt, it fits - (do not attach included cosmetic backplate and you might want to remove the top plate too (i did not), - installation can be a bit challenging, had to dissemble the rear side of case but it just fits.) - (Check if the riser cable is properly connected to motherboard after installing, it it might get loose, happened to me) - I have used the 12v (or something like that I do not remeber what it is called exactly) cable included with the PSU for it power delivery, it works ok. The default power cable comes with it requires 3 available PCIE/cpu connections, you will not have that many avaliable after connecting the motherboard CPU power. - whatever gpu you buy check its dimensions that is about, it so far so good, the build is doable. This is the second time me building a pc (given previously I have modified/updated systems couple of times.), and I have big hands. Get zipties, tweezers and stuff, yo do not want to disassemble everything and redo cable management in case your ram sticks get loose etc. the thing is tiny. the case came with whatever you would expect to get with a case. so, definitely would buy again if need Read more