The panels are powder-coated and have a nice heft to them, and the brushed aluminum strip at the bottom, complete with its extremely clicky power button, looks slick. ITX boards only, 2.5-slot GPUs up to 270mm long, coolers up to 160mm tall. Think maybe 1/3rd of a mid-tower, or a 75% scale replica of the Lian-Li TU150. If you know the SG-13, it's about as wide and a little bit less deep, but maybe 1.5x as tall.

So my initial thoughts: this thing looks great, and the size is perfect. Pictures shrunken to 500px wide through the forum editor. There's not much out there on this case, just a manufacturer overview video and a Chinese-language video with a couple of builds in it, so I figured I'd toss a quick little review up here. Prime Day yielded some interesting results, like a 30% off coupon on an interesting looking case called the G200. The original target was the Jonsbo T8 Plus, but I'm not a huge fan of tempered glass or the weight and complexity it provides. Even undervolted and with the front fan set to exhaust, it still gets toasty af in there, hot enough that my PSU's (annoyingly loud) fan kicks in even at idle. I love my Silverstone SG-13, but the thing's an oven.

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