Review on 🖥️ IOmesh Black Universal IO Shield Plate: Create Custom IO Shield for Any PC Motherboard, Perfect Replacement for Lost Backplate by Dan Reggae

So the Universal IO Mesh isn't that bad. What cutting tool do you have at home? How well you cut holes is up to you. If you have a motherboard behind it, the I/O shield should "hold up" fairly securely. That's why I deducted a star. But if you have nothing beyond the generic I/O grid. , it can spring open at the slightest pressure. I needed an I/O shield in a case for a non-traditional PC motherboard project and needed to use Sugru modular adhesive to hold the I/O shield in place. something to consider. It's also plastic, so take that into account if you're doing something that requires a metal plate for any reason (grounding or electromagnetic shielding considerations).