KXRORSG200 Mini-ITX PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB 3.0 Type - C Port - High Airflow MESH Panels – Cable Management – Mini ITX Cube Gaming Computer Case - Black

This case does exactly what it is supposed to do. The materials feel high quality and it came well packed with nice soft foam protecting it inside the box. The steel might feel just a little thin on the side panels, but not any kind of problem and that helps keep this a bit lighter since it is supposed to be prtable tih the handle on top. The front panel cables for USB connections were actually much better quality than many much more expensive cases I have used. Very high quality and flexible and easy to use. Everything is finished nicely and there are no sharp edges or anything like that.The handle feels nice and sturdy, and I love that I can fit a full-size air cooler in this case. I have this setup with a 13600K, Deepcool AK620 air cooler, an ASUS Dual RTX 4070 GPU, and a Corsair SF600 PSU. It's the perfect portable rig !!Air flow is just fine. Setting it up with 2 exhaust fans (one slim 120mm on top and a 92mm in the rear and its plenty to keep air moving inside the case and everything running cool. The GPU has plenty of access to fresh air thru the well-ventilated case bottom.It was extremely easy to work in, with the one piece of advice I have for building in this case being.... Make sure that you hook up all wires and cables at the top of the motherboard BEFORE you install the CPU cooler. If you are using a large air cooler, once it's installed getting to those connections on top is basically impossible. Also, there isn't a ton of room behind the motherboard for cable mess, but this case doesn't have a side window anyway so stuffing excess cables neatly below the PSU was not a problem. You can't see any of it once the case is closed.

Upgrading from an mATX to an ITX motherboard required a new case - I still needed a case that can fit an ITX motherboard, but be slightly big enough to hold a single 3.5 HDD. And this case fit the picture (but with a few things to point out).To start, the case description does say it'll allow a 269mm (iirc) GPU. BUT ONLY if you use SFX-L or SFX PSU. I was lucky I had an SFX-L on hand that that was no issue, but if you plan to use an ATX PSU, be warned that your card may not fit if it is that long.Secondly - to fit a GPU of that length, you do need to disassemble the bottom part of the case. The case is DIY friendly and it is all put together by screws, so you can put thing together as such.Third - if you plan to use a 3.5 HDD, you must use SFX/SFX-L PSU. In my case, this worked to my advantage and I was able to fit the HDD on the other side of the panel.A minor detail is that if you plan to use an intake fan for the case on the top part, you may want to use a low-profile 120mm and install that FIRST prior to your motherboard for fitment testing. For me, I did not do that cause I already installed the motherboard, heatsink, and GPU already - oops!Otherwise, my specs are:i7 13700f64GB DDR5 4800MHzASUS RTX 4070 Dual (this card just fits!)2x 1TB NVME4TB HDDCorsair SFX-L 850w Gold.Temperatures are all great due to the almost-full mesh design of the case - under stress loads, CPU generally hovered around 83-85C with a few spikes up to 90C. GPU was at a cool 73C, with hotspot at 82C. Your NVME drive may suffer a bit, depending on its own cooling solution and your setup arrangement - mine idles at 53C but under loads goes up to 67C.Cable mangement in this case is fair - you can route your cables behind the motherboard panel, but it depends on your length cables. Since I have an SFX-L PSU, it was a bit more trickier to keep it cleaner so using a SFX PSU may netyou overall better cable management IMO.The case handle on top feels firm and allows you to easily move your case around, or take it with you if you plan to go somewhere. The magnetic dust filter it comes with is... eh, it works - it feels a bit cheap but it'll do its job preventing dust buildup under your case.Overall, I am pleased with this case and form factor - it will allow more desk space while also retain some flexibilty like installation of SFX/SFX-L/ATX PSUs, slightly longer GPU (depending on PSU selection), and a 3.5 HDD (again, depending on PSU selection).

I wanted a portable system for gaming and light production work. The G200 is one of the few ITX cases that remains small and easily portable, while accepting a regular horizontal GPU mount and full size CPU cooler. Cabling is finicky, as small form factor always is. The hardest part was getting to the CPU fan headers with the cooler installed. This would have been easier if I had gotten a single tower cooler, or if the motherboard header pins were in a different spot. By ITX case standards, the build was overall very easy. I'll list the parts I installed below as an example of components that work in the case. Though it supports an ATX PSU, I highly recommend using SFX as you will likely need the extra room for cables. Feels solid enough, yet light enough to carry around easily. Handle seems well up to the task. I'm very happy with the G200.Motherboard: ASRock B650i Lightning WifiCPU: Ryzen 7700xCooler: Thermalright Peerless AssasinRear Exhaust Fan: Thermalright TL-C12CWMemory: 2x32gb G-Skill Flare x5PSU: Cooler Master V850 SFXDrive: Teamgroup MP34 4 TB nvmeGPU: PNY Verto 3060 Ti (a Zotac Twin Edge 4070 also fits nicely)

In my opinion this is the perfect ITX case. Open airflow all around is already a major plus. The carry handle is the cherry on top. Was able to upgrade and downsize at the same time. Compared to my old PC, the size of this is incredibly compact and convenient as well as being much more lightweight. Being able to use full size CPU air coolers is absolutely wonderful too as that isn’t common in ITX cases.