Review on 🖥️ GAMDIAS GD-TALOS E1 Mini-ITX Tower (Black) – Compact and Power Supply-Free! by Christopher Cortez

The case is thin and light, which is good, but part of the mounting area is thin and can easily bend if too much force is applied. The chassis isn't very AIO friendly, some modifications need to be made to make it work. I'm trying to fit a 240mm AIO but the intake fan is too tall for the front panel so I end up ordering a 120mm AIO and pushing a screw in the front fan slot to make it work. Front fans hit or miss RGB. The fan turns on but the RGB doesn't, so I'll end up replacing it, not sure if it's a connector or switch issue. Also, it is powered by a 4-pin Molex connector and not a regular 4-pin fan connector, making it difficult to control the fan speed with the rest of the fan. Overall I give it a 3 because it's small, but it's better for Micro-ATX than Mini-ITX. The case can fit a GPU with 3 fans, but that will limit you in other parts like the AIO. Also, they don't have much room for cable management, so it gets messy.