Inwin Development BK623BH300TB3 Haswell Matx Chassis BK623TB3 Cases BK623.BH300TB3

This case is simple, lacks any branding or snazzy colors or lighting or any of that gaudiness that has infected the rest of the PC industry... and that's exactly why I bought it. I would be willing to pay a premium for a professional, sleek, but no-nonsense case, but one doesn't exist that lives up to my standard. But I digress...I can't comment on the power supply as I immediately replaced it with my own (I keep it on-hand as a spare). The case itself seems to be similar in quality and featureset to what you might get with prebuilt systems -- nothing really in terms of cable management, but some other features and "tool-less design" as you'll read about elsewhere.One big gripe that I have with this case -- and that I have with many other cases, especially the lower-end ones -- is the status LEDs on the front. Out of the box, they are obnoxiously bright and focused. The power LED isn't distributing light around the translucent part of the button at all, and so from some angles it looks barely lit and from head-on it will burn your retinas out.Cutting out a $0.05 piece of paper towel and sticking it between the LEDs and the edge of the front panel distributes the light more and immediately makes the case look higher-quality. I'm looking for professional look, not a cheap one, but unfortunately case manufacturers haven't figured out how to serve that market, or don't realize that there is one.

I've been using this case for a while for new computer builds. I like this case because of its excellent heat management. The drawback is the power supply. The one that comes with it is highly unreliable. I always end up replacing it with a third party solution. When you add the cost of the case plus replacing the power supply, you end up paying what you would for a premium aluminium case. I keep on going back to it because it is perfect for my needs. I wish the manufacturer took note and improved the quality of the PSU.

One of the smallest mini atx cases on the market at 14 Liters in total volumeThere is a good amount of aftermarket parts you can get for it (3d printed vents for the front)Currently housing a Ryzen 2600 and a RX570 and temperatures are greatThe only con of this case as it works with reference-style single fan gpus only that exhaust out the back of the pc. Do not try AIB gpus with this case

Beside being about the only "Desktop" (NOT a mini-Tower) case, it's been an all around case case for my HTPC Build. Good qaulity, USB 2 & 3 on the foront panel, and a 3.5 & 5.25 external drive bays for hotswap drive or card reader options. No problems and no complaints! One of my best PC build experiences for a value price point!

This is an attractive and excellent mATX chassis for general business use, with a fairly reliable 350W PS. There is a mount on the bottom of the chassis for an SSD. The drive cage can be used to mount up to two 3 1/2” regular drives or one regular and an SSD that can mount on the bottom of the drive cage. It comes with a rear mounted 120mm fan and a 92mm fan can be mounted in the front (not included with the chassis).If a video card is going to be added instead of the on-board video, make sure to check the power requirements of the card and switch out the 350W PS if necessary.