JONSBO C6-ITX Black Mini ITX Handled Mesh PC Case, Simple Compact Desktop ITX Chassis, SP MB ITX/Mini-DTX, ATX Power Bite (L140mm Max.), 170mm Tower Cooler,Tool-Free Open SFF Case, Black
$60.00
Price: $60.00
(as of Dec 26, 2024 08:13:36 UTC – Details)
Product Description
1 Cooling/GPU support
2 ITX Motherboard
3 PSU ATX/SFX<140mm
4 HDD Support
5 Details Characteristic
【Simple Compact Desktop ITX handled mesh PC case】 Desktop ITX chassis,simple &compact,easy to place,SFF case 【Size】 :202mm(W) x266mm(D)x295.2mm(H) 7.95×10.47×11.62 (Include the footpad)
【Mini case with handle gabinete pc】Adjustable carry handle on top by Velcro fastener，Heat free-All sides in mesh
【Quick release structure】Easy and quick disassembly design-Upper Cover Tool-free Open, the other 3 sides are topped from the inside，Removable ventilation grille on the panel for easy installation of the fan
【Compatible motherboard】: ITX/Mini-DTX chassis， ITX small case compatible with ATX power supply
【ATX/SFX PSU】 <140mm /5.51in 【GPU support】 <255mm/ 10.04in
【Cpu Cooler support 】<170mm 6.69in【Fan】: Top 120mm*1 / Rear 120mm*1 (Optional) /Bottom 120mm*1 or 3.5HDD
【Drive Bay】:3.5HDD *1 or 2.5SSD*1 【Expansion Slots】:4
【Front interface】:Type-C(20PIN)/USB3.0*1/AUDIO*1+MIC*1 (2 IN 1)
【Material】:0.7mm steel plate 【Size】 :202mm(W) x266mm(D)x295.2mm(H) 7.95×10.47×11.62 (Include the footpad)
Customers say
Customers find the computer chassis has a good size and design. It fits micro ATX motherboards well, and everything for high-performance systems fits perfectly. The three fans regulate temperature well, and the case is easy to build with no tools needed. They also like the ease of removal and value for money. However, some customers have differing opinions on room capacity and airflow.
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11 reviews for JONSBO C6-ITX Black Mini ITX Handled Mesh PC Case, Simple Compact Desktop ITX Chassis, SP MB ITX/Mini-DTX, ATX Power Bite (L140mm Max.), 170mm Tower Cooler,Tool-Free Open SFF Case, Black
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Nathan P. –
Adorable Little Case
This adorable little case ate up my entire mATX system into less than 20 liters. That is less than half the size of my last case! For the price (both of the case and the cheaper mATX standard), it cannot be beat. It can be a little bit complicated to work in, but you only have to do it once and then you’re good.My main concern when purchasing this case was temperatures. I did not want a loud computer, and I did not want an overheating computer. I am pleased to say that the case can handle my Ryzen 5700x and RX 580 just fine; the loudest part of the computer is my graphics card fans, and they are not disruptively loud. I found that the best configuration was to have the fan on the bottom and front of the case blow air into the case, while the top fan would blow air out.A couple of things to keep in mind to make your life easier:- I used and recommend using slim 120mm fans on all three sides. It made everything so much easier. I personally used Arctik P12 Slims and have been very satisfied.- I also used fan grills on each of the fans, though they ended up being mostly useless. You may or may not find them helpful. They’re cheap enough that I would recommend them either way.- The side panels are all held on with plastic pins. I thought that these pins would not hold the panels on all that well, but it seems to be holding up fine.- I would not use an ATX power supply where the cables cannot be removed. There’s just enough room for the motherboard, CPU, and GPU cables, nothing more.- Similarly, I would not recommend this case if you want to use a sata drive. I would only recommend m.2 drives.- My build with the mATX board and two fan graphics card did not allow enough space for the front connectors, so I have no USB in the front, only the power button. I was half expecting this, and the case is so small that it’s easy to reach around back and use the rear connectors, but it is something to keep in mind. A one-fan graphics card should have no issue fitting the connectors.- An ATX power supply will only fit into the case with the fan pointing outwards (you cannot point the fan towards the CPU.)
Megan Barros –
Lots of wiggle room for SFX/ITX builds
This is actually an amazing case. Enough room for an ATX PSU but it has brackets for sfx too. All of the panels come off for ease of building. Itâs not my first pc build but it is my first ITX build and I would recommend it for anyone in a similar boat. The metal feels sturdy and well built. Great aesthetics, compatibility, fan and storage slots, and all around compatibility. Loved building in this case.
dfunk –
As good as it gets for the smallest matx case available.
The good: 1.case overall has a decent quality feel except for the bottom. It feels cheapy and the dust filter is only removed by removing all 4 feet. but the rest isn’t bad at all. And I live how each side pops off with ease but only when you want it too.2. The instructions for what order everything goes in was helpful.3. The pc breathes better than I initially expected.4. Fits full atx psu.(one reviewer said it didn’t but rest assured they are wrong.) I’m using a seasonic m12 evo 620w.5. Super small for a matx setup which was needed.The bad:1.You can only have 1-2 ssd’s or 1 hdd but not a combo of those. Most people won’t care about this but I find it as limiting.2. If you use even 1 ssd/hdd you can only have 2 case fans. Though it’s not as bad as you would think, 3 fans would have been better.3.Cabling is a little cramped but doable.As others suggested, a modular or semi modular power supply is most ideal.Other thoughts: I would only buy this case if you need the smallest possible matx case. This is the only reason I did and it is as expected. You have so many limitations with this case but overall I’m happy with the purchase. I’m impressed that it was as well thought out as it was minus the ssd limitations. Fitting an ssd and hdd combo was possible with better hole placement on the chassis and brackets.If you know what you are getting with this case you will be happy.
Kyle –
Its acceptable for my purposes
These computer cases, while small, are not lacking in features. They can hold most matx cases and most power supplies except you will sacrifice a lot of space with the non-modular design. Although I have used a Thermalright 120mm-X67 cooler in mine for a Z270 motherboard, an i7-7700k, RTX3060 and 64GB of 3200mhz Ram (OC), I did use Grizzley overclocker thermal paste and was able to achieve stable idle temps around 45°C with Noctua Fans. Although most of what you read about these cases has already been repeated many times, I want to stress that overclocking in this case even with adequate full size fans, you will likely hit Tjunction however and that shouldnt be your aim with this case. However for my purpose it is actually meant to transfer a desktop over an airline carryon, depending on weight, one desktop instance is certainly doable so I cannot use water cooling for airline restrictions to a person unfamiliar with PC assembly. For this purpose I found it is structurally very sound and should be able to transport in an overhead bin, assuming adequate protection using likely egg crate foam and hard case. I am using this as a wedding gift for next year and so in theory it should be accepted but this also depends on airline procedure.
Emilio TR –
Great temps for a basic setup
I love the design, it is smaller than an NR200 and you can put in a full size PSU.
Christian J. –
Nicely sized case, easy to build
I didn’t expect much from a small case at this price point, but building in this was surprisingly easy.I’m using an matx board with an SFX PSU.Plenty of space inside the case due to the SFX power supply but I did need an SFX to ATX adapter, for some reason I imagined this one as supporting SFX natively.I was given a new GPU in the middle of building it out and it was larger than the case supports, however sacrificing the front panel let me use the GPU anyway!Unfortunately on my board the GPU goes over the USB 3 header so I can’t use the front panel usb ports.I also appreciate the front panel connectors being a whole block instead of individual connectors, makes plugging front panel button and lights easy.Will be on the lookout for a GPU replacement that will fit!
Scott Hardy –
Brought this case to fit in a Ikea shelf was going to put an old 7 series board in it but all its Sata ports were 90 degrees of the board and the Sata cables would have been a tight fit so decided to put my 12 series board in which I use a water cooler with and was able to place the water cooler(single fan) nicely in the case
Mario –
Pros:- Es increible que en ese espacio se pueda instalar un motherboard mATX, una tarjeta de video de gama media/baja (checar bien el tamaño de la tarjeta que puede utilizarse) y una fuente de tamaño normal.- Los materiales, acabados y fabricación de buena calidad.Consideraciones:- Flujo de aire limitado, aun y cuando se pueden instalar 3 ventiladores, el superior queda parcialmente bloqueado por la fuente de poder, si se instala una tarjeta de video esta recibe prácticamente todo el flujo de aire del ventilador inferior, y finalmente se tiene que escoger entre un disco duro o un ventilador frontal, en cuyo caso el flujo de aire queda parcialmente bloqueado por la memoria RAM (este es mi caso ya que el disipador de la memoria que tengo es alto)- El enfriador del CPU debe de ser de bajo perfil por ejemplo el Noctua NH-L12S(es el que se usó), esto implica que los procesadores que pueden instalarse sin problemas de sobrecalentamiento, deben de poder operar correctamente con este tipo de enfriadores.- Aunque se puede utilizar una fuente de poder con los cables integrados es muy recomendable, casi un requisito, utilizar una fuente de poder modular, para reducir al máximo el bloqueo del flujo de aire por los cables.Uso actual:Se utilizó esta caja con un motherboard mATX, cpu AMD 5600G, una fuente corsair modular de 750W y dos discos un ssd nvme y un ssd sata, con solo un ventilador noctua industrial en la parte superior.En las pruebas de stress el cpu no paso de los 60 grados.Conclusiones:- La relación precio/calidad es excelente, especialmente para computadoras de gama baja a media.- Es posible utilizar placas base mATX que suelen ser mas económicas que las ITX.- Aunque por su tamaño tiene limitantes, las opciones de componentes que se pueden utilizar es vasta.- En mi opinión se debe de considerar una caja diferente (mas grande y con mejor flujo de aire) si se piensa hacer overclock o utilizar procesadores de gama alta.Sugerencias:- Es posible utilizar una fuente de formato SFX con un adaptador, lo cual permitirÃa utilizar enfriadores de CPU unos mm mas altos, abriendo la posibilidad de utilizar CPUs mas poderosos.- Utilizar discos nvme y/o ssd sata ya que el primero no obstruye el flujo de aire y el segundo puede montarse de muchas formas alternas, permitiendo instalar el ventilador frontal.
Kofna336 –
Compact, pratique et facile
Kimberly –
Good case. Solid construction, screwless accessibility is a very useful aspect. It was a bit smaller than we needed for our purpose and everything did not fit, so ended up having to return due to spacing issues, but should we have use for a smaller setup will defiantly consider this case again in the future.
Amazon Customer –
I bought this for a compact server build and it didn’t disappoint. It’s small and very much functional.It wasn’t difficult to build inâsomewhere between easy and medium difficulty I’d say. The biggest struggle was cable management, but even that wasn’t too hard.