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Jonsbo introduces the N4 NAS wood-panelled PC case

Jonsbo has recently unveiled the N4 series MicroATX cases specifically designed for NAS setups. These cases stand out from the crowd, featuring natural wood panels on the front that remind us of the Fractal Design Terra. Available in two colours (black and white), these cases are aesthetically pleasing and practical.

The N4 boasts a front panel adorned with an 8mm-thick walnut wood veneer on the top half. The lower section mostly comprises of vents that allow air to flow, cooling the drive bays. With two 2.5-inch bays and six 3.5-inch bays, these cases can accommodate up to eight storage devices, making them ideal for handling a variety of storage configurations.

Available in black and white, these cases have a conventional 120mm fan installed at the back to meet basic cooling needs. Additionally, it is equipped with four low-profile expansion slots and can support graphics cards up to 230mm long, CPU coolers up to 70mm tall, and SFX power supplies with a maximum depth of 125mm.

Notably, these cases support both MicroATX and Mini-ITX form factors. You'll also find one USB Type-C port and one USB 3.0 Type-A port for connectivity. Measuring 286mm in width, 300mm in depth, and 228mm in height, the sub-20-litre N4 series cases are made of 0.7 mm SGCC and weigh 3.75kg.

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KitGuru says: Jonsbo has a few other N-series cases, but none with the special touch of the wood panel. However, all the other models are smaller, which may be more important depending on your needs.

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