HEC 8K07 Mini ITX Case w/ 200W PSU

Great case, but perhaps not a great value. If you see this under $50 I'd consider it, but otherwise I would recommend looking for something better in the $80-100 range.I opted for this case for it's size and cost (it was cheap when I got it). It's exact dimensions are 3 1/4" tall, 10 5/8" wide, and 13" deep (including the case lock loop). Construction is fairly simple: 2 screws hold on the cover and 3 screws remove the drive bracket. No native 2.5" drive mounting, so have your own bracket ready if using an SSD. There were already posts for my ITX motherboard in-place. I'm running an i5 with the stock Intel cooler and it fits fine. As the description says, there is no room for expansion/PCI cards. The power and HDD lights aren't bad, but if you still don't like how bright they are you can leave them disconnected.The Good:- Size. I don't think there's a better decent smaller case that would fit an Intel Skylake CPU with fan/heatsink. there's room for a slim optical drive and one 3.5" or one (possibly two if you're creative) 2.5" drive. That's it. Cabling is simple and not too crowded.- The included fan is surprisingly quiet even though it's only a 3-pin with no PWM.- Airflow is good.- The PSU is good and has all the connectors I needed.My gripes:- no USB 3.0 on the front, but I just ran a short USB extension from the rear to use when needed- no 2.5" drive mount- no reset switch (this is minor really)

I have a similar mini itx case. I like the style and it worked as advertised.