Review on AeroCool Cylon Mini Cases Black by Mateusz Wycech ᠌

It's inexpensive and has a passable modern appearance, but I passed on it and instead put that money into a better purchase. Benefits include: The diminutive form is quite charming. It works great both as a personal computer at home or in a medium-sized gaming group. Because of the compact size of the case itself, you can assemble it relatively quickly, accurately, and without any needless hemorrhoids if you approach it in the right way throughout the process of cable management. Contrast several: The front plastic panel is constructed of cheap plastic, as it should be for all budget cases, and the metal is at the level of foil. The standard of execution is generally quite poor. When I first saw the window, I assumed it was made of glass, but alas, it turns out to be scratchable plexiglass. After assembly, this was the first time I can recall hearing anything that sounded like a Soviet transformer, and it was caused by the plexiglass vibrating from the fans. I had to stop the window from shaking by stuffing it full of junk. The top's perforation led me to believe that it was designed to accommodate one 120-volt fan, but because there are no mounting holes in that area, I'm not sure what purpose it serves.