Xion Performance mATX USB 3.0 Tower Case Black/Blue XON-310_BK

A better value when it was $22 shipped for the mixed USB case, which I review below.POSA good choice for a compact build; smaller than mid-ATX Tower but not so cramped as a true mini case.Will fit micro ATX or ITX boards. There are six motherboard mounting points.I like having the power supply on top off the floor.Clean design and top of case power switch is nice.Nice front fan; mounting point for smaller rear fan.With a low power CPU, this could serve for a home built NAS unit.NEGOne USB 2 and one USB 3 header (front of case) lead. Rather have 2 of either variety.Does take some creativity/problem-solving to mount hard drives.

Pros -Cheap -USB 3.0 -Has Blue LED Fan preinstalled and isnt DOA.Cons -Back fan slot is less than 120mm -Flimsy aluminum -No manual to show you where things go. -No Cable management room -A complete B!%$# to build in.This case is good if you need a cheap solution and you dont mind how it looks, but its hard to build in.Although its bad in terms of what you get its still good for the price.

Cheap, poorly made case that is for the extreme budget build. A fan was missing, so I contacted customer support and the person on the other end wanted me to provide extreme proof, and, no joke, if I was lying I would be taken to court. Like, what? I am enjoying my H440 case, and I will never buy cheap garbage like this again. My mistake.

I bought This tower for a computer that I built for my daughter, its actually a nice looking computer, nothng fancy but it looks good none the less, the only problem we ran into is the front audio ports don't work all that great, there is a short in the front ports somewhere and it works on and off, and i didn't feel like doing a return on it so she just uses the back audio ports.

It's light and attractive, a great little case for the money. There's very little space for drives. If you plan to run more than two, you'd better be creative. There's no 5.25" bay, I repeat, you can't install an internal optical drive. The included front fan is quiet and effective enough for most systems. After adding a low RPM 92mm fan to the back, my i5 6500k and GTX 970 stay cool and quiet under significant overclocks.

Its cheap, but that's good and bad. For 24 bucks it definitely feels like it. Very thin metal and not much to it other than a thin metal box with a plastic front with holes all over. That being said, it does the job well enough. I do feel like they did Not optimize the space. I put in a few bars in mine and a was able to mount 3 more drives in it, along with a ssd.Cable management, isn't so hard if you get a power supply with short cables on it. But if you want this case for a gaming rig, most likely it's going going to have a lot of cables and they will be very long. So I would say try to get zip ties and be prepared for a mess.Tldr, its a thin metal box. If that's worthy 24 bucks to you, then go for it. I personally say it works fine.

For $22 i don't think you can find a better looking case, if you don't need a disk drive. I like that the front io is near the top, and the power and reset is on the top. The included blue led fan is really quiet and looks nice. It is a totally functional budget case that looks good and is super light weight. Only negatives is that if your installing a 3.5" hdd it only supports screw mounts on one side, it still holds up okay, but just be aware of that if your moving your case around a lot.

This case is great. It was very affordable so I wasn't expecting a lot, but was pleasantly surprised. Does not have drive slot for an internal cd drive. I have an external one that I share among several computers so this was not an issue. The case looks really cool in person in fact much better looking than the more expensive cases that I have used in the past. I would recommend this case regardless of the price but it is great that it's so affordable.