S200 Matx Aluminum Gaming Computer Chassis Desktop Mini Size with Type-C I/O
$89.99
Price: $89.99
(as of Jan 10, 2025 15:37:20 UTC – Details)
Modern design: left-side in tempered-glass combine with ventilated premium alumminum right and top panels. Slideway design of left and top panels makes assemble process even easier. Compatible with MATX motherboard. Spacious enough for a 12.2in long graphic card and a ATX PSU(up to size 6.3 x 3.4 x 5.5in ) at the same time. Optimized airflow: option 1, supports up to 6.5in tall CPU cooler and four 120mm fans. Option 2, A 120-water-cooler and three 120mm in fans can be applied. More storage space: two 2.5in (up to 9mm thickness) SSD can be installed behind motherboard PCB rack. One more 2.5in SSD or 3.5in HDD can be installed beneath GPU instead of a 120mm fan. Cable management: a huge space, at aside of PSU, is designed to store PSU cable. Equiped with 1 USB 3.1(gen2) and 2 USB3.0 at front for easy access.
Mini size (13.9L x 7.5W x 11.6H) MATX computer Chassis
Supports 12.2in long graphic card
Supports 4 x 120mm fans
Supports 6.5in tall CPU cooler or 120-water-cooler
Slideway design of left and top panels
Customers say
Customers appreciate the computer case’s attractive appearance, compact size, and straightforward assembly. They find it easy to work in and mention the cable management is simple. The sturdy material provides a solid feel, and temperatures stay within acceptable limits while playing games. Many customers also like the noise level and power supply. However, some have issues with cable management.
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Amazon Customer –
No compromises case
This is phenomenal case, cable management was actually super easy on this and i was able to mount 2 140mm fans on it along with the 120mm fan as exhaust. I have a 141mm cpu cooler and it fit perfectly fine. This is the case if you want no frills no compromise micro build. Sturdy material, don’t let the off brand throw you off. Thermals are great with under load being under 70c and noise levels are superb. This case is worth every penny. Will fit a ATX psu, mine is modular in the photo. Highly recommend this to anyone.
Michael –
Cute little guy, not for beginners, and need smaller adapter for front usb-3 if using 140mm fans
My build is scuffed but works fine with a non-modular psu.Great case for downsizing without needing to buy an ITX motherboard, not horrible to build in but I can’t recommend it as your first build.
Lucky Dale –
Sub-20L Case with Full ATX PSU and MATX Support (S200 Review)
About the price that I paid for the product ($130). Not as fast as I wouldâve hoped (took a week to arrive as opposed to two days for prime), but the alternative would be to sit for a month after ordering direct from China. Plus the import fees would cost more than the list price of this case anyway, so its all fine in my book.The case itself was well packaged, with enough foam to protect the case. Interestingly enough, the case is situated so that its vertically oriented in the box. Never seen that before, but good to know. the case comes with a small instructional booklet that is not very helpful at all, but it was easy enough for me to distinguish what screws were for what purpose.The specifications are not very clear on the listing, so Iâm going to tell you my experience. the top fan mount both support a 120mm and 140mm fan, the rear fan only supports a 120mm fan, and the bottom fans have mounts for both 120 and 140mm fans. I cannot test this exactly as I do not have a 140mm fan in my PC, but Iâm sure they will fit based on the mounting hole pattern at the bottom and top. the front of the case has no ventilation, so donât expect to put a fan there. The bottom also supports mounts for a 3.5 inch Hard drive if you need it. The back of the motherboard has two 2.5 inch mounts for an SSD or HDD. the case can support a maximum GPU length of 310mm and a full Micro-ATX board.The case officially supports a maximum CPU cooler height of 165mm. My Cooler is only 149mm, so it fit fine. Radiator support seems to be fine for all fan mounts, though I am wary of someone trying to fit a 280mm radiator in the bottom of the case. Apparently really tall air coolers (such as the Noctua D15) are unable to fit in the case, so watch for compatibility.ATX PSUâs are supported, though you would ideally want a modular power supply since there is very little room for cable management. SFX PSU’s are supported, though you would need an SFX to ATX bracket (not included) to mount it properly.The Case itself is designed to have a top/bottom airflow pattern. this means that you want your intake fans at the bottom and your exhaust at the top and back. Thatâs at least how I have it situated in my case. Temperatures are excellent (assuming that you use the top/Bottom airflow pattern). There doesnât seem to be any difference in temperature between my old setup and my new one. Once you tune the fan curve, its practically silent.The only real con of the case is the cable management. you have 0.7cm of clearance at the back. I could not get the case to close without it bowing out slightly. It is literally the thickness of your Standard 2.5 inch SSD. Good luck if you want to use RGB fans in this case (which you most likely want as the case is very dark without RGB). If you want a challenge with cable management, then here you go.Another gripe, though minor, is the use of space at the top of the case. there seems to be enough room at the top to accommodate two 120mm fans. Having only one fan really limits the cooling potential of this case. Hopefully this can be mitigated in the future.Overall, it is a very good case. at 19.8L, its just enough for this case to be considered an SFF build. As this is a really hard case to find outside of China, I am glad that this case is available on Amazon. This sub-20L case seems to be only one of a few cases that you could get with Micro-ATX support. The cable management situation is hard, but not impossible. So if youâre looking for a case like this, go for it!*The other case in the picture above represent the standard size of a regular Micro-ATX case compared to this product.
TJSynkral –
It’s strange where this case excels and where it falls short, but I like it
I really like the build quality, the looks, and the ease of working in this case for its size. I agree with all the other reviewer’s high marks and praise for this case. It’s really a welcome sight to see a USB-C port and two USB 3 ports, and it’s nice that we get to keep the old headphone jack too. I used this for a home server which is cooled with a huge Noctua heatsink to stay quiet, but I could see it in a HTPC setup too.I have 2 minor complaints, and I dinged one star for each of them. If this wasn’t sitting at 4.9 out of 5 I probably wouldn’t have dinged 2 points, but I do think they are easy enough things that they should have gotten right considering how well everything else was executed here.Complaint 1: There’s nowhere to mount even one 3.5 inch HDD in here. I don’t know how many people are still using 2.5 inch HDD/SSDs in their builds these days, but they give you 3 spots for those and zero for a 3.5. And all they would have had to do is punch out 2 more notches in the bottom which basically would have been free for them to provide a spot. To work around the problem I have my HDD latched in only 2 out of 4 screw holes, the computer won’t move so I can live with that.Complaint 2: The rear fan could have been better. It’s not very powerful and does not support PWM. If you need more airflow you will just have to throw the rear fan away and replace it. It’s one of those things where it almost would have been better to give you no fan at all than to give you one that you’re going to take out and throw away.With those complaints out of the way, I would definitely buy this case again for a micro build if a better option didn’t appear in the meantime. Hopefully the better version is a v.2 of the same case that addresses my above complaints – then it would be practically perfect in my book.
Richard P. –
I love it !!!
I am not a big fan of large towers, so when came time to build my first machine in four years, I wanted something that would tickle my fancy lol and this case does that.measuring 12 inches tall, 14 inches deep and 8 inches wide, this case has room for everything I need to put in it.assembly was easy and it can accommodate three 140mm fans ( 2 on the bottom 1 on the top) and a 120mm fan in the rear which comes supplied. it can accommodate mATX and µATX motherboards.I did not make use of the drive mounts behind the motherboard, but it did come with some screws with rubber grommet to dampen vibration noise from the drives.I was able to install a 120mm Asus ROG RYUO closed loop cooler to cool my i7-12700K (I don’t overclock) its mostly for looks.The Asus motherboard I used can hold 3 NVME SSD’s, and I used every slot. 1TB Seagate barracuda for OS and 2 WD SN-750 in raid 0 for games. ( the files on raid 0 are not important)I had to remove one of the 140mm fans at the bottom to accommodate for an Asus Thunderbolt EX4 card on the lower slot of the MB.Overall I love the case and I have it on a shelf next to my desk.while the case is great, the right side panel is held in place by 4 screws, I would have preferred the same method used on the glass pane. This is a very nice and tiny case.