iONZ KZ-32V PC Gaming/Office Case - Mini Tower Micro ATX | Front I/O USB 3.0 with 80 mm Fan - White

I have previouly had a variety of PC cases. Ranging from Lian Li, Jonsbo, BeQuiet, Raijintek, Corsair, Antec - so much to compare. I got fed up of massive cases and big glass windows. This case is excellent quality for what it is - ie one of the smallest mATX cases - without having to but the PSU in an sideways position at the other end of the MB or having to take the PSU out to get at the MB. The PSU with being on top actually extracts hot air. The PSU can easily be screwed on as normal.The case is Steel and appears to have a very high quality acrilic coating. Steel is good - as you can place magnetic dust filters if you wish on the outside of the caseAbsolutely great value. Have orderered another - as so many people appear reviewing seem to have done the same which tells you something.Very please with the USB C port on the front.You will probaly want to replace the 8cm fan - not a problem. Have fitted a 12cm fan an the right panel using double sided tape - not a problem.

I was looking for the smallest micro atx case i could find, so that i could build a budget gaming pc that would fit in my tv cabinet.I chose this iONZ case since it looks really nice, lightweight aluminium, can fit a low cost matx motherboard and very cheap.I was pleasantly surprised when I received the case, and it was just what I was looking for, it looks very similar to my xbox series X, including the size.I built a pc with a matx msi pro h610m-g motherboard, intel 12400f processor, 16gig ddr4 ram, 2tb nvme, single fan nvida 4060 8gb gpu, and a non modular 430w psu.There are some major negatives to take into account when building a gaming pc with this case, and this is due to cooling, gpu size and cable management.There are no holes/grating in the case where you fix the psu, so all the hot air from the psu blows into the case. There is only one small case fan, it think its a single 80mm fan to blow all the hot air out of the case. There is nowhere to fix any additional fan. I managed to attach a 80mm fan to inside of the case panel with some velcro,, i guess that will have to do.The gpu choice is pretty limited, the box says 255mm for the gpu, i would say the maximum size should be 235mm for this case. Most dual fan gpus are about 270mm but there are few if you shop around that are about 235mm. The nvidia single fan 4060 gpu i chose is approximately 170mm.Finally cable management is nonexistent. The case does come with some cable ties though, i guess that does help :).As for data storage, your best option is to use m.2 nvme ssds, they take almost no extra space in the case, and no need for cables. If you really need to use sata drives, there are holes at the base of the case to attach two drives.The build went relatively smoothly, the only issue I have is that the gpu reaches 85 degree celsius at full load, but still works fine, and apparently within normal operating temperatures.Overall I am happy with this case, as it looks great and fits perfectly in my tv cabinet, and looks like a gaming console.

Really smart case, easy to fit parts, would buy again. Have this in our living room and it looks great with all the other tech

I’ve had a massive pc build for a couple of years in a very, very large case, even though the motherboard was mATX. This was an excellent change making that pc so much more usable simply because it’s smaller and much lighter. Excellent build quality, I stuffed two hdds in there and two SSDs - with one of the SSD being on the motherboard (case only fits two). Really good value for money.

nice little case but no cable management and the rear fan is noisy in my opinion and also comes with a molex connector not the 4pin type. Apart from that decent enough for the price looks decent once together with blue power led. I have replaced the rear fan with a thermalrite TL-8015w £6 intend to buy another despite the gripes if it had better cable management and a decent/quiet rear fan iit would be the b****x hence 4*

small and clean case perfect for home users and business machines

I bought this as an office PC that would fit into the living room and it works.Looks great, runs quietly with a decent temperature profile considering I only used one case fan and the cpu fan. (No dedicated GPU fitted as using an AMD 4600G APU). Very nice price also.

This is a basic small case, with no drive bays or anything. It does what it's supposed to perfectly well for not a lot.The lack of drive bays isn't so much an issue as it once would have been. It does have holes in the bottom of the case to screw in a hard drive, but I wouldn't really recommend a hard drive attached directly to the case, that's why you would have drive bays if you're using a hard drive.That said, I have no problem using double sided tape to attach an SSD directly to the case, as it doesn't have moving parts. I attached two.The power supply is top mounted with the fan facing down into the case, which actually works as extra case cooling as it draws air into the power supply and out the back of the case. Other than that, there's the small internal fan on the rear of the case. This is fine for a low power system, like I was building. If you aren't building a low powered system this probably isn't the case for you.