Open Computer Case,Open Air Pc Case, Motherboard AccessoriesTest Stand, DIY Pc Test Bench (Mini ATX)

This is a very affordable and durable open-air PC test bench. However, use the video to assemble, as the included instructions are not easy to follow. Being able to use the test bench either standing up or lying flat is handy. Plus, the included power switch is a nice touch. Definitely recommend.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:On paper this looked like exactly what I wanted, but in reality it isn't. Build quality:I claims you can stand it on it's side but there are no feet for that; Additionally, once you get things installed it can be lopsided the wrong direction. The instructions were of very little quality, not explaining most of the construction and what actual screws to use where. Additionally, the screws provided for the handle were longer than the space provided and caused me to break one side. There were appropriately sized screws but they were not actually packaged with the handle!I'm a little concerned about actually installing cards into the "slots". There's no way for the provided bracket or mounting plate to hold the bottom of a card. It looks like some portion of the construction process where they should bend them out didn't happen.Sturdiness:Overall though it is a nice powder coated, black steel case. It's not overly heavy but feels sturdy enough. With the exception of holding expansion cards, I'm okay with this.

These are excellent open air test benches. About to purchase my 3rd bench. The packaging is excellent, all parts are well protected. I have one that has a full size atx motherboard that with a little tweaking to line up the stand offs, works great. The instructions fall short though. The only other con is the power supply orientation. If you want to stand it up on end, the power supply will be located at the top, leaving the only support on the PCIE bracket. I installed the handle of the opposite end, but this will cause the motherboard and graphics card upside down. More a form over function. If you are looking to lay it flat, It is perfect. I highly recommend this test bench for the price.

No me gusto que se tardaron en el envío mas de lo debido, pero con las placas ITX queda perfectamente bien, quizás con otra pata se viera mas vistoso, pero por menos de US$20 No se puede exigir mas

Half of the motherboard standoffs won't align with the mounting hole and the side fan bracket blocks the motherboard hard drive SATA ports, also the price drop few days after i ordered it, time to return

Wide range of applications you could use this for. Feels very high quality and was a blast to build on. The instructions are very easy to follow and understand.

Ok so I needed/wanted a chassis to mount up parts for a test bench system. Testing video cards or what ever and this was about the cheapest I could find. It is definitely solid, decent gauge steel was used. Assembly is easy enough if you follow their assembly video and just take your time. It's very functional, I really like that the PSU has a front and rear bracket to hold it down so its not just flappin around in there. Finish is acceptable, its painted black, it is "industrial" but totally functional. Some have noted that the standoffs don't line up. Unfortunately this is true. I currently have an ITX board in mine and the standoffs line up about 98%. Which is to say, all 4 line up well "enough" not perfect but not enough that any of them gave me a fit. I also have a MSI B550 Pro VDH Wifi MATX board, so I installed all the standoffs and tried to mount that board and, as much as I wish I could say "it lines up perfectly what are you complaining about?" it doesn't. Several of the standoffs do not line up, even remotely, you can get enough screwed down however that the board will be plenty secure, but you're not going to get all of them. The close 4 used for ITX will mount up, and about half of the remaining ones, you can jockey the board around a bit and figure out which position works best for you but just understand, in spite of what the seller says, MATX does not line up 100%. Beyond that, it's actually a decent open case. I like it well enough that I will definitely continue to use it. I may reconfigure it a bit and see if I like it one way vs another but for what it is, and what I need it to do, and the cost? I mean... I don't hate it. As long as you're not expecting a chassis that is more than a tool to get a job done, you wont' be disappointed. If you are looking for something cool or a display piece, yeah this isn't that.