2U Server Chassis Rackmount Case,SSD,HDD Bays,Micro-ATX Compatible,2XUSB3.0

This chassis exceeded my expectations and fit my build perfectly. I’m using it to house a custom pfSense router, and I couldn’t be happier with how everything turned out. I had a few concerns going in, but they were all put to rest quickly. The front USB ports are actually USB 3.0 (not 2.0 as I initially feared), and the included fans are true 4-pin PWM—not Molex or basic 3-pin—which is a huge plus for proper control and noise management. Airflow is excellent for a 2U chassis, and the layout makes good use of space. Storage capacity is more than sufficient for my needs, and everything mounted cleanly. One standout feature for me was the inclusion of 8 M6 mounting points, whereas many comparable 2U cases only offer 4. That added stability makes a difference in a rack setup. Build quality is better than expected. Yes, the metal is on the thinner side, as other reviews mention, but it still feels solid and well-constructed once everything is installed. No complaints there. Noise levels are also very reasonable. I was also glad to see that my standard ATX power supply fit without any issues—something I wasn’t entirely sure about beforehand. The front panel design is a nice touch as well. The power and reset buttons feel solid with a good tactile response, not cheap or flimsy. I didn’t end up using the reset button or HDD LED, but everything is there if you want it. Overall, this chassis delivers excellent value for the price. It’s a great option for anyone looking to move a desktop build into a rack-mounted setup. If my other system (Optiplex Server) wasn’t based on proprietary hardware, I’d absolutely buy another one.

This is a low cost case and it's obvious where costs were cut. The metal is thin and the two included fans are the old molex variety. They were the first thing I swapped out. I made the mistake of not planning my cooling properly. 2u isn't a lot of space but my Thermalright AXP120 low profile cooler just barely fits. I am concerned about airflow but I don't push this machine too hard and temps have been high but manageable. I managed to cram two 3.5" HDDs and one 2.5" SSD into the drive cage. They claim you can fit three hard drives and that seems possible but probably not a good idea. Overall though, I am satisfied. You get what you pay for I suppose.

Used for an opnsense router build, re-using an old amd a8-5500 board and cpu with a pcie quad nic. I did have to get a lower profile cpu cooler (which I knew before buying the case) which are hard to find now for older chips etc. The quality is decent for such a budget case. I couldn't use the front usb ports because my old motherboard doesn't have a usb3 header (and I haven't bought an adapter to use them as usb2) but everything else works as it should. The case does flex a bit with the lid off, but with the lid on it seems fine mounted in a rack (I did rest it on brackets, but tbh it seems sturdy enough without support).

Very cheap case, thin metal, lightweight (prone to bending!), but it does right what its meant to do: Allow to rackmount a cheap MicroATX or MiniTX motherboard in a simple setup. For those interested, I used the "RackChoice 20" Ball Bearing Sliding Rail Universal Design Support 2U,3U,4U,5U Chassis NOT Support Rackchoice hotswap Chassis" rail mount kit with this case, the holes seem to be M4 (the standard?) and works nice together. I will buy 3 or even 5 more, to rack-mount some idle stored motherboards I have in my home lab. Is just that "good". Also, front LED light can be changed, for those of us that are tired of blue power-on LEDs (I like green!) Nitpicking: I don't like rocker switches for power and reset, and also fans only on one side in the front, but there is plenty of space on the other side for a similar fan array. And, change the fans, I'm using PWM ones.

This has been a great fit for what I was looking for. I needed a case that could fit a small board along with room for a couple of HDDs. This fit perfectly. My only complaints are that the led on the front practically lights up my entire living room and that the USB ports on the front were clearly installed upside down.

Great case for the price. Fits perfectly in a smaller rack and supports standard mATX motherboards.

Rear panel caved in and bent out of box. Recommend staying away from this Chinese garbage.

Updated review: Seller fixed the listing. Now clearly show usb2 ports on front panel and in the description. Never contacted me about error though. Original review: Listing is incorrect. Front panel is usb2 not usb3. Only 2 reasons I purchased this case. The price, and the front panel usb3 access. This case is a no frills, 2u pc case. Knowing this, the price was meh, ok ($69 @ time of purchase) . Having usb3 access from the front panel was a big deal for my use though. - Build quality was ok at this price. Only a couple of areas that had thin sheet metal spots, nothing to worry about I would think. Also, no burs or sharp edges. - Comes pre-installed with 2, 80mm fans in the front. Molex connection only though, so no speed control. - Also included a small bag of screws and extra stand-offs. Not a horrible case, but the usb for me is kind of a deal breaker.