Silverstone Tek SG06B-USB3.0 Aluminum/SECC SFX 300 W with 80 Plus Certification Power Supply Mini-ITX Desktop Computer Case with 2X USB3.0 Front Ports Cases (Black)

I dig this case so far.Pros:+It's SMALL! Quite a few mini-itx cases out there are just not that small and really more like hybrids between ATX and ITXThis case really is about as small as you can go whilst still providing enough space and storage.+ It looks nice - the design is a little understated but still looks cool. It has good proportions.+ The power button feels good: and lets face it - thats the part of this product you'll be interacting with the most!+ It has little rubber attachable feet.+ The PSU is small in proportion to the case. SO far no problems with it.Cons:- As others have mentioned it's still a cheap Chinese product like everything on Amazon - without the 'cheap'!If it was $40 or $50 less it would be right on.

This is a great case with a few minor caveats.Pros: Great Looking, Small, efficient design. Good, (Not Great) cooling. Quiet.Neutral: Only a 300W power supply included, so don't plan on running a great video card. I used this for a small home server, so a video card was not necessary and 300W was more than enough for my purposes. If you're going to get a higher end Video Card, get the stand alone case and buy a separate Power Supply.Cons: Internal Cabling could be much better and the number of screws needed to disassemble/re-assemble this case is horrible. Lets discuss my second point first - this case is bothersome to disassemble and reassemble. there's just too many things to take apart and put back together to make everything fit. Build your PC in this case with the plan to never open it again - it's just not worth it for an upgrade. Second - and this is a particular annoyance of mine - is that it is extremely difficult to tie up all of the cables in this case. They could use a lesson from Fractal Design in this department or at lease put braided cabling in the case. Cables and wires are far too long for even the most poorly laid out ITX boards. Hard drives above the board mean that the power and SATA cables are kind of dangling above the Main Board. There should be channels or, at the very least, holes for wire ties to hold all of the internal cabling put of the way.Conclusion: It's actually a nice case once everything is put together. It's very quiet and, (in my case without a video card), there is plenty of air movement with the single front fan and processor fan. The problem is actually getting everything together. In particular if you are planning on a decent video card, I'd probably look at a different case.

That's on the larger size for a mini-itx case compared to more minimalist case like  M350 Universal Mini-ITX PC enclosure PicoPSU compatible; , but this makes the difference between a somewhat limited and impractical mini-box, and a full size desktop. Particularly, this box supports:* full size graphic card* stock CPU fan for i7-6700* 1 internal 2.5" SSD* 1 internal 3.5" tray (can be used to stack 3 additional 2.5" SSDs, with  SilverStone Technology 3.5-Inch to 3 X 2.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive HDD / SSD Bay Converter, Black SDP08B-E )* 1 slim optical disk drive (can be used to get 2 extra front panel USB 3.0, a card reader and an extra M.2 SATA SSD with  SilverStone Technology FPS01 12.7mm M.2 SATA SSD Caddy Conversion Tray for Laptop With Dual USB 3.0 Type-A )Also, there is enough space underneath the motherboard for an M.2 SSD.There are things that could be improved:* for a case as large as this, it is a bit fiddly as the chassis is very obstructive. It requires a bit of thinking and planning to avoid excessive frustration during the assembly* the accuracy of the manufacturing isn't great. On my case, the brackets for the ODD aren't well aligned with the chassis preventing me from having the front panel of the memory card reader nice and flush

Great cases, love silverstone, this is a beauty, I just think it's 25% overpriced. With a 300W PSU I think it's only worth about $80 - at $120 it should have a 450W in my book but it is well crafted and elegant - the power button is quality, it's well-ventilated, very solid all around.

Great case. used it for my mini itx htpc build. I wanted a silent system but the fans and the power supply is actually quite noisy. So replaced them with a pico psu and noctua fans. Now it is silent. The build went smoothly. Easy to assemble for itx system.

I have built two computers using this case. Both are unobtrusive and very quite.