JonsboN2 White NAS ITX Case 5+1 Disk Bays Mini Aluminum Case, Built-in 12cm Fan, SFX Power Bite (L150mm Max.), Support 65mm CPU Cooler, Integrated Upper Cover Removable，White

Construction on this case is awesome. This was my first Mini-ITX build for a home media server running Unraid. Small footprint and not too difficult to work in even with the limited space

This is the best small factor NAS case there is. I tried a few and this is leagues above the others. Build quality is great, almost all brushed metal construction. Style is timeless. Easy access to hot-swap drive bays. Good separation of mobo and drives. Good airflow. Easy to build. And takes a tiny amount of space. The only things that would make it even better are: 1 - A better built-in fan for the drives, I swapped it for a silent arctic cooling one. 2 - Slightly better layout that may allow for more space between the drives and fan, and perhaps the PSU. But this might come at the expense of the small size.

This is a nice case that is fairly each to fit components into and configure. I'm not crazy about using the special screws to attach the panels, but they give you a spot right in the case to store it; a nice touch.Installation is novel using the silicone straps. I would have prefered rails esp. for the money.Once everything is all set up it looks nice and unassuming. I think the price is too high for what it is though.

This is a great NAS case. Quality made, well thought out, and looks beautiful.

This case is great—well-designed, well-machined parts, fairly intuitive assembly. It is small, so make sure your board fits and cables are routed early on. Any mobos with sideways SATA connectors are probably too tight to fit. (I tried to repurpose an old Z170 board first.) I only have two critiques: the instruction manual is a bit limited, and there's a few quirks not explained. The hard drive mounting pieces aren't symmetrical, so make sure they're oriented with the thicker side against the drives. (Look to the handles to see the correct thickness.) Additionally, there is no fan control on the board intended for the exhaust fan in back, so reroute that to a system fan header on your motherboard if you don't want that constantly running at full speed. Beyond that, it's great for up to five drives with one extra SSD, and most ITX NAS boards like a CWWK i3-N305 or similar fit perfectly.

Super easy to put together. The internal fan this comes with so I bought a Noctua fan to replace and its whisper quiet now.Overall you can't go wrong with thisAAAA+

This houses my DIY NAS. It's a perfect small-footprint case for the job. With the HKUXZR motherboard this runs headless in a closet in my office and is exactly what I needed for the job it was purchased to do. Easy to install everything (motherboard, power, drives). Easy to open and even easier to swap drives if needed.

The case is well built, to swap drives all you need is to pull off the magnetic cover, and use the alan key which fits nicely under that cover to swap the rubber slides and handles on the drives. The drives slide in pretty nicely. There is a fan that blows directly over the drives. I found a 3d printable fan upgrade that lets me use a thicker noctua fan to better cool the drives. I do wish the top of the case had a fan, and I'm not sure it's possible, but I wish there was more room for expansion. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with how it turned out and I'd recommend it highly as a basic tiny NAS case.