PC Chassis Desktop Computer Open Case Well Cooled Chassis Aluminum Material Test Bench Includes Type-C Support Motherboard (MATX)

I was able to assemble my PC in this chassis (ITX) in about an hour. The instructions provided by QR code were adequate, but not amazing: some part placements are specified by the provided acrylic template, others you need to readjust per your build. The provided parts are of pretty good quality (end caps don't fit great). I was worried the acrylic plates would be brittle but they dont really bear any weight so they are strong enough. A caveat for this review: I didn't mount any hard drives or plug in the USB header so I'm not sure how that experience will be. Steps are included in the instructions but I skipped them.

Everything works. The price isn't great for what you're getting. Some aluminum extrusions and a bunch of hardware. It is thought out and the included template stick worked perfectly. I had to design and 3D print a small support arm to stop my 360 AIO from sagging. The included thin metal 90 degree clips aren't up to the task alone.

Came with everything in box as described. Nice quality construction and easy to follow build guide.

Excellent quality, excellent value! Easy to use; anyone who knows which end of a screwdriver to grab will have no trouble assembling this test bench. Included plastic template makes it easy to locate motherboard standoffs for many motherboard sizes through EATX, however this template does not cover SSI-EEB motherboards; no problem as standoff locations are easily adjustable to fit this size motherboard. The included written manual aids in identifying each part and the online videos leave little to the imagination as far as assembly goes. The included tools are not exactly Snap On quality but will get the job done. Some of the reviews here make assembly seem far more difficult than it is- dont believe them!

Parts come separated in bags inside a box with the instructions being a piece of paper with a QR code to go to a website. Instructions are not very clear but if you follow the pictures you will eventually build the base only to fine out you need to go back steps in order to add accessories like hard drives, water cooler, Power button and USB A and USB C ports. Overall I think it looks pretty cool once you build it and it's pretty fun to build it, but I wouldn't pay Full price $69 for it.