TK-2 Black Mid-Tower ATX PC Case, Hyperboloid Glass Design, Separate Cabinet Structure, Aluminum Alloy Shell, ATX/360 AIO Power Support, Black

Great build quality and aesthetic. Airflow is a notable improvement over a similarly sized Lian Li O11D *Mini* (which itself is also more restrictive airflow wise than the larger O11 Vision, Evo XL and Evo RGB. The white lacquered finish of the aluminum/aluminium portions of the case are not as prone to finger print smudges as the brushed finish on the black version of this case. Although the TK-2 has more steel than I expected, the case is nearly all steel and aluminum, as opposed to some dual chamber enclosures which feature a fair bit of plastic parts. CPU heatsink air cooling is somewhat limited, with less ability to accommodate the largest of HSFs and only a small area for rear exhaust. 240mm, 280mm and 360mm AIOs or custom water cooled radiators are a better match for this case’s layout. Due to relative overall compact case size, radiators that have extra width or length may not fit. Note this Jonsbo TK-2 V2 features support for newer motherboards with power and other connectors on the backside of the PCB, such as BTF and Project Zero motherboards from Asus, MSI, Gigabyte and others. The older TK-2 V1 version of this case does not offer this motherboard backside connector support.

Beautiful case with a nice finish. Only negative for me is the fit of the glass to the case. No point on having screens on every fan opening if there's a 1/8-1/4 inch gap between the glass and case.

Moved into this case from an MSI branded case. I think so far it is the absolute most beautiful case I have ever built in. I prefer using rear connect motherboards for a cable free install, this case provides that in a package that I find more attractive than most others. Being all metal, I would put it in the tier of high end cases, but at it's price point it's value I think is much better than others. I was able to fit an Gigabyte X870 Aorus Stealth, Thermalright Wonder Vision 360, and a Gigabyte Aorus Master 5080 no problem. But with this motherboard specifically you cannot fit thicker radiators. I originally had an Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360, but due to it being 38mm it impacted the motherboard heatsinks Cable management for specifically rear connect is tight, but it works just fine with a larger RM1000X PSU. I have had no problems with thermals in this case, even while running the 5080 and the 9950X3D, airflow is more than good enough with 3 360mm fan setups.

Kinda pricy, but a great looking shell for your dream build.

Solid overall case, build quality is top notch. The single piece of glass with 2 bends is just unreal. The machining of the aluminum on this case is amazing. Offers the back connect motherboard, which i feel would work better then a standard motherboard. The 8 pin motherboard cables are a tight fit with an aio mounted, in my use case. The aio radiator is 27MM in height ( Be Quiet! Silent loop 2 FX 360MM) I'm using Phanteks T-30 fans (30MM Height), there is just enough space that allows the cables to move, and not be pinched by the aio. I created this issue, so its not anything negative towards the case. The only issue I ran into was I had to use a different power supply because of clearance when connecting the power cord. I needed like 2MM more of clearance to plug in the power cable for the power supply I wanted to use. Could always just find a right angled adapter to make it work, just didn't have one on hand. However, the psu in the picture is an Asus Tuf 850Watt, and worked out perfect. Other than the problems I created for myself, this is a very nice case. Jonsbo did a really good with this one, finished product is stunning. Totally recommend this brand for their build quality, and ease of installation while building.