N4 NAS Case for PC Walnut Wood 8 HDD/SSD (4 Hot-Swapped, 2 Non-Hot-Swap), 2 x 2.5 SSD, Micro ATX/ITX, USB3.2 Gen2 Type-C, 120mm Fan, Black

Fairly loud fan, nice case otherwise. Fits my needs pretty well. Don't forget you need an SFC PSU, and modular is really handy to keep the voids as clear as possible for airflow.

I enjoyed building my first NAS / Server in this case and I would definitely recommend the The Jonsbo N4 if you’re building a compact home storage. No case is perfect and it often depends on what you want to do with the case. Pros: Stylish and compact design: The walnut wood front adds a unique aesthetic that feels premium and cozy. Terrific storage capacity: Six 3.5″ HDD bays plus two 2.5" SSD slots in a small mATX chassis are impressive. Flexible motherboard support: Works with both Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX boards. Solid build and neat assembly: Despite the compact size, assembly is largely hassle-free. I didn't run into any issues for my build as long as you gather and plan out your build. Modern ports: Handy USB-C and USB-A front connections. Where It Could Improve: Hot-swap limitations: Only 4 out of the 6 HDD bays are hot-swappable, which is disappointing for a NAS-focused design. Cooling & noise: Luckily for me, I don't run very intensive services on my NAS, however if you do plan on it, I would say that the low-profile cooling option for your CPU and the constant running of the hard drives may not work well with the lack of Cooling options with this case. Perfect for a small Minecraft server or a Home Storage, but may run into issues on a higher load. Tight internals: Cable management and PSU fitting (particularly with SFX units) require patience and planning. TLDR; If you want a compact NAS with a sleek look and generous drive support, the Jonsbo N4 is a fantastic pick. Just be ready to upgrade the fan, plan your cable routing carefully, to run into less issues. Build it smart, and you'll have a beautiful, capable case that delivers.

Great for a small home NAS comes with a 3 pin 120mm fan in the back that I upgraded to a PWM to manage the fan curve better. Manual doesn't really have any information in it about clearances so I have to check their website. Top shelf is small so make sure you get a LP CPU cooler. Out side of the case gives it a nice look if you dont have a closet/rack to hide it in.

Really great case. Plenty of drive bays for a small NAS, and it's decently laid out and doesn't use alan keys like the n3. Only issue is the top cavity where the board sits was simply too short and I didn't check (I underestimated the dimensions). This case requires a minimum combined board height of 92mm, before you purchase make sure your heatsink has enough clearance! I had to settle with the N3 instead.

Lovely case for a small ATX or ITX motheboard. Great for a styled build, blending nice in my office. However, I will take 1 star because: 1st the HDD barely have airflow. I found a 3d print mod that fixes this. However, it takes away from the nice looks of the case. If I were to seriously use this, I will add the mod because it can't keep HDD temperature low with the current set up 2nd barely can't fit a CPU cooler on this. I had to use a ITX cooler. Be aware.