Review on AeroCool Cylon Mini Cases Black by Adam Kardasz ᠌

Yes, it's inexpensive, and it does appear to be quite current and excellent, but I personally saved up a few thousand more and purchased a better item because it's not even worth the money. With advantages: Quite adorable and little body. It works well as a home PC and for medium-sized gaming groups. I initially believed that I was suffering from cable management, which was partially true, but only as a result of the case's small size. If you approach the assembly carefully, you can do it very quickly, precisely, and without creating unneeded hemorrhoids. Cons are: The metal is here at the level of foil, as it should be for all budget cases, while the plastic panel on the front is composed of low-quality plastic. The level of craftsmanship is generally low. The window is constructed of plexiglass, which physically scratches on the air, as opposed to glass, which is what I had anticipated it would be. In my memory, this is the sole instance in which the plexiglass started to resonate from the vibration of the fans and, as a result, started to tremble after assembly like a Soviet transformer. I had to put all kinds of junk under this window to keep it from rattling. I mistakenly believed that the top perforation was designed to allow the installation of a single 120-volt fan, however there are actually no mounting holes there.