JONSBO D30 Black Mini Micro ATX Tower Computer Case, Aluminum Panel, Glass Side Windows,Simplicity MATX case,240 Liquid Cooling & 168mm Air Cooling, 355mm gpu Support,Black pc case

This JONSBO D30 is a really nice case. I forgot it was a Micro ATX case, when I look at it because I was shopping around for a ITX case.Pros.1. Great color, just the right White tone color case I was looking for a white theme build with my GPU.2. Good quality plastic and tamper glass.3. Relatively light weight.4. Great size, confused it as an ITX case5. Clean overall look, nothing sticks out, or stands out oddly.6. Just the right amount of front panel ports.7. Fits ATX PSU and larger GPUs8. AIO coolors fits fine.Cons.1. Could use more bottom clearance for air flow.2. Air filter mesh would be nice.3. PSU shield for better aesthetics would be great.Wished I waited for the JONSBO D31 with lcd panel, oh well.

The media could not be loaded. I had a much larger case originally but because I had to relocate my office setup I needed a more compact more enclosed case. As soon as I saw the design of this case I had to have it. It is the perfect size and just looks so incredibly clean. I love the design with the power supply up front and even with a good size graphics card and air cooler everything fits really well. I even have a 3.5" HDD installed in this compact machine.I can't speak to the thermal properties but the top and bottom are very open and I have not personally had any issues with temps, but I do not really use this as a gaming machine either. If you are an uncompromising gamer this is probably not the case for you, with it's somewhat restrictive airflow, but for someone who just wants a nice compact quiet computer with a clean aesthetic this case is absolutely perfect.

Between the SAMA IM01, Lian Li A3, and this, I chose this for my case.SAMA iM01 mATX was slightly less forgiving if using an ATX power supply and fitting a GPU, and Lian Li A3 mATX was nice but no tempered glass which means it's possibly more noisy and less aesthetically pleasing.This one had basically everything I needed - an mATX case that was simple (less dust collection areas) and can support an ATX PSU comfortably with a larger GPU while maintaining as small a form factor as comfortably possible with tempered glass.

Nice and compact

I overall really love the look of the case. I just have a couple of minor concerns:-airflow isn’t the best. I feel as though this type of cast is best for low to mid-range builds that need less fans to cool the system. Didn’t really wanna turn on performance mode for the fans since it’s really loud, so be mindful of what your priorities and your specs are when using the case.- literally almost no space for cabling in the back. Especially since I installed an rgb hub, there was just absolutely no space. A case with a little more depth with space in the back would have been better. I had to zip tie all of my cables and tuck them underneath the PSU, and there’s no way to cover it up except the front SSD panel. Literally took over 8 hours cable managing.- Lack of/poorly placed gaps for wires and zip ties, made it hard to cable manage as some of my wires had to travel throughout the motherboard in order to just barely make it to a nearby gap.- Front panel connectors are not very protected. Would have been nice to at least have a divider or something so that my PSU cables don’t interfere with the front panel circuit board.- sometimes annoying when I have to remove the top panel just to switch off the PSU.Some positives of the case:- the design is absolutely stunning imo. It’s the perfect balance of a slick, modern design and a small build. The white goes so perfect with pretty much everything, so if your personal taste changes, the case can accommodate it.- Love the placement of the PSU. The case has a wire near to top panel for the PSU that extends out to the back. The SSD panel hides the PSU well. Like how the case also supports a full ATX sized PSU.- Minimalistic design helps you customize the case a bit. I added some pink and black washy tape on the front. I can switch it out for different colors if I want to, which is nice.- The case comes with just the right amount of necessary screws with the bags labeled. Made it an easier process to just find the screws I needed. Can also you the bags for extra storage for extra screws too.Lol I know it seems like I have more cons than pros but these are minor concerns that you can work around. I really do love this case. If your good as cable management and you like smaller FFs, this is the case for you!

Easy to build in as long as you have some decent PSU cables that aren’t too thick.The only thing I disliked about it is that the screws to remove the glass panel are located underneath the top lid so it’s a little annoying to take off. Just be aware that you’ll also have to take the top lid off if you want to shut off your PSU. Other than that, great sturdy case.

I'm really impressed with this SFF case! It’s compact yet provides a good amount of room for high-end GPUs. The design is sleek, cable management is rather easy for the size of the case, and the airflow is excellent. The only downside is that removing the glass side panel can be a hassle due to the screws being located under the top panel.

I really like the smaller size, I included a pic next to a Thermaltake S10 which is your average MATX case. The case fits everything pretty well and has space for a full size power supply, not sure if you could really fit 140mm fans easily though. The case materials feel very sturdy, it comes with a dust screen for the bottom; top; and rear fans, and the hardware it comes with works and feels quality. Except the feet which are a cheap plastic… a shame because the rest of it is really high quality.The case is decently easy to work in, for how small it is, but I don’t know if I’d suggest it for someone who’s never built a pc before.