JonsboD300 Black Micro-ATX Tower Pc Case,​One-Piece Glass Panel AO270 Deg View, MATX Back Plug-in BTF Motherboard, Support 360 AIO, 40-Series GPU,with Fans 4PCS (3 Reverse +1 Positive) Black

Ive gone through 3 different m-atx cases and this one is by far the best one. was really easy to build in and the quality has been amazing so far. Also very aesthetically pleasing if thats what you wanna go for. Its on the bigger side for a m-atx case, normally most are tiny and box shaped. The Fans included are not too loud but i couldnt tell you for sure due to my aio being pretty loud. Overall really good case.

It looks great and is great quality. The glass is really nice. It doesn’t fit a tax size motherboard so I had to return it.

I love the pc case great airflow and easily accessible at all points.

Excellent quality

This case offers a fantastic foundation for any mATX build. It was a breeze to work with while building my rig. Everything came together so smoothly all the way down to the final details like cable management which it's not lacking support for. Unfortunately, I didn't have a motherboard with back facing connectors. But still grateful to have the option for it. I'll be keeping this case for a while since I like the build quality and aesthetic. I ended up mounting 3 of the 4 fans pulling air from the bottom and blowing it towards the top. I like this configuration because, naturally, heat rises. I have the last fan right above my cpu cooler pulling the hot air from it right out of the top. I have an intel cpu and intel arc graphics card so I set the RGB fans to pulse blue. I think it looks great with the curved, tinted glass panel. Another reason I have the fans pulling air from the bottom is because that is where the dust filter is mounted via magnets. I generally like to only pull air into my case through a filter and the bottom mounted filter is the only one on this case, so I'm grateful it has plenty of mounting points for fans at the bottom. I'm not a fan of water cooling so I didn't get to test any of the features aimed at that, but there are plenty of options for mounting radiators if that's your cup of tea. Also, despite being an mATX case there is plenty of space even for those monster high end GPUs. I have a compact version of the intel arc a770 so there is quite a bit of dead space in my build but that's ok because it gives me more unrestricted airflow paths for my CPU and GPU coolers to pull air from. Overall, I don't think most people who get this case would be disappointed with it. It's pretty good!

This MATX case looks amazing with a build in it and was super easy and fun to build in but there are a few gripes I have with this case they are mostly about the panels. At a $130 this case is a nice buy and a little more affordable compared to Jonsbo's other fish tank style cases that are around 40 to 60 bucks more.PROS:The case looks great and the curved glass isn't something that is seen much on current fish tank style cases on the market.its actually easy to build with plenty of space in the front compartment for fans and about any size GPU.The glass is secured by two screws so there is no chance for the glass to come loose when moving it around for placement.Case come with 4 fans, 1 fan being standard config and 3 that are reversedCONS:Case is actually larger than it seems. Dimensions in inches are roughly (W:9in H:16.5in L:18in) not as compact as you'd think for a MATX case.Space for cable management isn't as great compared to other similar cases on the market and gets a bit tricky if you have a power supply that uses thicker cables.My biggest gripe is with the top and back panels. they are secured by flimsy ball tabs that are suppose to lock into place but have a hard time doing so. Just even the slightest tug on the top or back panel will easily pop them off the case. So I would advise placing those panels on after placing it where you want it to be as to not run the risk of the panels popping off while moving or carrying it.

I have zero complaints about this chassis other than the back panel could attach better. It pops off extremely easy. Case offers a nice amount of room to work in. Quality is pretty nice. Plenty of air flow. Now to save up for a GPU!

Over all it's a decently build case. Good amount of space for all your components. Seems all side covers are fiddly, but that curve makes this one a little harder to get on first try. It's not impossible by any means, but it takes some getting use to so you can get it in place first try. The fans work well, and the LEDs are bright enough. I don't have an AIO water cooling setup, so I can't comment on how well the radiator would fit in the top.