WD200 Portable Micro-ATX PC Case with Handle

This is a really cute little case! I am excited to use it to make an easily movable LAN computer. The handle is sturdy & makes this very easy to carry.It's a small case, & doesn't come with enough fans to really get good air flow. Not much in the way of dust guards but I think after-market magnetic ones can be added fairly easily.The color & wood panel all look great.

I've tried out a few different darkFlash products and they have all impressed me. It seems like darkFlash is aggressively targeting the lower price range of products by providing good products at a low price.This case is impressive for the price on Amazon and the build quality. I really like the wood accented front panel. And the handle on the top offers an easy way to pick up the entire PC. It feels very well connected when the panel is installed correctly. Be sure to check the screws for the panel to make sure they are fastened before using the handle.I used a MicroATX AM4 motherboard in this case and didn't have any issues getting it to fit. This case supports a full size ATX PSU so no need to buy a more expensive ITX SFF PSU. It routes the power via a preinstalled cable so you do lose access to the switch on the PSU unless you open the case to access it. It's easier to unplug the power cord if you might need to flip that switch. But also, make sure that switch is on the 'On' position before you close everything up or you'll have to pull the front panel back off in order to flip the switch afterwards.I installed an old GeForce 1650 Super and there was plenty of room to support this card. This case works really well for the all the components for this low-mid spec build.The bottom PCIe slot didn't seem to allow my WiFi card to install properly. I had to clip off the bottom part of the bracket so that it could be fully inserted and screwed into place.What I liked about it: Nice build quality. Good value. Easy to build in.What I didn't like: Only one 120mm fan included.Overall, I recommend this case for a MicroATX build.

I am in love with this case. I am actually bummed out that I have to wait to build in this. This has become one of my all time favorite cases that I have had the pleasure of seeing in person. The wood on the front is cut really well and has a wonderful blend of class and tech. The case is built really well and the quality is insane for $100.The size of this case is perfect for someone looking for a small footprint or a travel case. The handle on the top is secured to the case well and you would be able to pick up the case and move it around very easily. The panels are secured to the frame via thumb screws and the holes lined up great and were easy to put in and take out. The only thing to be aware of with the panels is that you have one side that is the side and top panel so lining up everything takes some finesse and isn't like taking off the side panels of a full ATX case.The case does have good airflow with mesh on all sides and it will cool well. With that said this is a small case and you should build around that. This case can only support a 240 AIO and you will need to pair your CPU/GPU with this. For example, my Ryzen 7700X would not cool well in this case and would thermal throttle. You need a 360 AIO to cool that CPU. So when you build in a case like this you will need to ensure that you take thermals into account and buy products that run cool. When building in small form factors you need to run GPU's/CPU's that use less wattage and run cool. I was forced to use an ATX case with my current build due to needing ten fans to cool everything properly. So build around this case if you are looking for something small and don't put something that pulls a ton of wattage and then blame the case, that would be your fault for not realizing what you are building in.Easy five star. This case looks stunning in person and I am looking so forward to building in this case. This will be my first Micro ATX build and I can't wait to build in a small form factor and make it run cool and have great performance. I will come back to this review when I have the build done to show it off. I wouldn't hesitate to suggest this case to anyone, just make sure you get CPU/GPU combo that runs cool and won't have issues with a 240 AIO or smaller air cooler.

Pros-Decent airflow considering the size - it's basically like building a mini itx for micro atxPlenty of tie down points for managing cablesVery large cable channel in the frontIncluded fan is fine, but I turned it to pull air inward as it would likely not pull enough air in as a single exhaustSupports 240mm radiator on the top** and 2 120mm fans on the bottom (no rad support on the bottom)Wood panel on the front looks nice, has usb 3, a type c, and audio ports on the front.Power button double duties as power led and hdd led and isn't overly distracting or brightHandle is sturdy and secure and great for moving the pc to different locationsCons-Most 240mm rads will NOT fit. I tried an ID cooling, Liquid freeer 2, and thermalright aio and none of those fit. The tolerance is extremely tight. I happened to also have a DarkFlash 240 AIO and that one fit, but only just so.Side and top panel can be tricky to reattach once removed.Power switch for the PSU is inside, requiring the top and side panel to be removed to access. I forgot to switch it on when the build was completed and sighed when realizing it.Case is lightweight and doesn't exactly "feel" premium. Looks nice thoughALL tolerances are tight, which requires planning and thinking ahead with regards to cable routing and management. I decided to forgo any rgb for this build as I didn't want to have to sandwich a pile of rgb cables in the backAll said, this is a surprisingly good looking and functional case.