JONSBO TK-1 White Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer CASE, Hyperboloid Glass Design, Separated Cabinet Structure, Al Alloy Shell Matx Desktop PC Case, Support ATX Power supply/240 AIO, White

I purchased the Jonsbo TK-0. This ITX case is beautiful and quite functional without taking up too much room on your desk. The secondary compartment for power supply, extra drives, and wiring is perfect for organizing your cabling and easily connecting all your parts. The build quality of the case is excellent, with my only gripe being the tiny and mediocre quality screws provided to screw in the glass and the PSU side panel. I would recommend being very gentle with them to avoid stripping. The top panel is a simple in design but fantastic in form and function, and even has silicone protectors to keep everything tight and vibration-free when it’s put together. There are some things to consider with this case. Unfortunately, you cannot fit even a 120mm AIO in the top of the case, due to the top fan sticking out about 1-2mm into the PSU compartment through a cutout, constraining the depth of fan—25mm thickness (the standard) is the maximum that would fit. Watch out because some TUF and other fans are actually 28mm thick, and will not fit. The rear fans are a dual 90-92mm pair, which align perfectly to the other parts in the case. A 120mm fan will not work there. I personally used a very nice pair of Silverstone 92mm ARGB fans that worked great. The graphics card slot (which, I’m still waiting to receive my card from Amazon, so I will update once I get that) accommodates a 2.5 slot thick card, which should work with most smaller dual fan graphics cards. Very importantly, keep in mind that the best cool air intake location is at the bottom of the case, and unfortunately, if my measurements are correct, only a 15mm thick specialty fan will fit. Once I get my graphics card I will update this. The case does come with mesh dust screens—one is built into the PSU side panel, while one is magnetic on the bottom of the case. Keep in mind that you CAN change the location of the feet and the case orientation, which changes the air flow pattern. Overall, this case is amazing so far, easy to work inside, and is definitely worth the price. If you want a beautiful case that you can display on your desk without taking up a ton of room, I cannot recommend this one enough!

EXCELLENT and beautiful case design with very good build quality. Compact in size, perfect for an M-ATX motherboard. It was a big pleasant surprise to see that the all the normally individual cables for Power SW, Reset, LED, HHD LED were all combined into a solid Plug-in connector (matching the Asus MB. This should be a STANDARD procedure with all PC cases. It's so frustrating when you have to plug each of those 9 individual cables into the correct PIN one at a time in the proper order! The Power button lights up white (not bright) with Power ON, and Blinks when computer is in a dormant state to let you know. Smart, Awesome feature. More expensive than most cases, but as usual, you get what you pay for.

Beautiful, spacious case with everything I could have wanted. Everything fit in perfectly; it was simple to put together (even for a first-time builder!) and I was pleasantly surprised to see a space for an additional hard drive (or whatever else you want) in the back. The glass is stunning and I love that it’s got curved corners because I’m not a fan of the fact that a majority of cases right now are all about looking like a sharp-angled rectangular prism. Airflow is like a dream. I’ve got a rather large fan in there and it works fine, but I’m sure an AIO would leave plenty more space. I am so happy with this unique and sturdy case. I’ve had no issues with dust (had it for over a year and I check now and again with an air duster). The color of the case is still as bright as when I got it and I love the power button both aesthetically and in terms of tactile detail. Great product for a reasonable price.

I wanted a desktop case that would easily sit on my desk and not take up too much space... This is it! You will be limited by space, check your Graphics Card's dimentions before buying it, also you cant fit any AIO cooler other than a 240mm, either bottom or top. Be mindful about the space between your Mobo and the AIO (if you choose water cooled) and also need to observe the space for your CPU power cable fitting between the case and the top of the Mobo itself. I got everything to fit but make sure your cables will bend and fit exactly how you want. The case itself it top quality. The curved glass is an absolute show stopper. The metal shell is thick, I had no worries about it bending at any point during the build. Tip: I recommend using M.2 memory sticks on the Mobo and taking out the SSD/HDD structure in back above the PSU, this made more space for cable management. See Wiring pics. Parts used: Ryzen 9 5950X, Asus Prime B550M-A wifi II, Sama white 750w power supply, trident royal 32gb CL16 3600Mhz, Crucial P310 2TB M.2 stick, Arctic M2 pro heat sink, MSI 5060 Ti 16gb Ventus 2X OC White, Cooler Master 240 Atmos White CPU Liquid Cooler, ASUS Tuf Gaming TR 120 x4, (2 reverse, 2 replacing the Cooler Master AIO fans), GPU & 24-Pin AsiaHorse RGB extension cables, Thermalright RGB hub.

I absolutely love this case! It's a lot of space for such a small case and is well made. The bachelor area is fantastic for a clean cable run. The black with wood finish has a beautiful look. Temperature stays low with using all the fan slots. It was very easy to do the installation. I also love the curved glass. One side note go easy on the screws, they are very small and will strip easy. Other than that it's and amazing case.

I really want to like this case, its a great size, fits all my standard ATX guts and has great airflow. Pros The glass is one piece making it easy to remove There is enough space to hold 10 fans Thicker radiators and fans still fit, sort of The overall size of the case is perfect Dust filters on top and bottom are nice Front I/O ports make sense as most will not bury this in a floor cabinet, having them in front is easier to connect to Cons Cable management is a hassle with a few small zip tie anchors, you are basically left bundling your cables in the middle and letting them float. With the right power supply and velcro straps you can still manage everything to make it look clean. The front I/O cables are not long enough to snake along the and cleanly pivot to the board. This leaves them hanging behind the side fans which does not hurt anything but it does leave a build looking kind of sloppy Suggestions (in case JONSBO reads this) Captive screws would be nice. You have two screws holding the back cover on, four holding the glass on, one holding the bottom dust filter on, three holding the HDD cart in. Changing the rear cover to use captive thumbscrews or clips would make a better experience. Changing the screws in the glass to be captive would help when removing it and not accidentally losing a screw. Making the HDD cart slot into the back and using one thumbscrew at the top would be nice. And making the bottom filter clip in instead of a small screw would be nice. At least that can be removed once you are setup. Making the top have a removable fan mount would be great. It would allow for quick lifting the radiator out in the event you need to swap anything out on the motherboards top headers. Adding a post in the back chamber with anchor points for cable management to help tie off the psu cables. Adding those suggestions would make this a five star case that I would gladly buy the updated version if it comes available.

I have been building PCs for 7 years. This is my 30th build in that time. This is, easily, one of my favorite cases of all time. No caveats here. There's nothing to dislike. All the cables simply went where I put them, making cable managementa breeze. I fit a 3.5" HDD and a 2.5" SSD in the same bracket which was surprising for a case of this size. The dual chamber for the PSU made the display chamber look so clean, and I simply could not ask for better opportunities for different fan sizes and cooling options. I am SUPER happy with the horizontal option for laying the case down. That was a huge plus, for sure. I used a Corsair SF850L PSU, and the length of the PSU was a bit of a challenge in the case, but overall, it was fairly easy to cram all the cables into the back and keep them hidden.

Looks awesome and unique. I was able to fit Msi shadow x2 Rtx 5070. Good size with decent airflow. The build quality is impressive.