Jonsbo introduces the D300 mini tower with panoramic tempered glass

Jonsbo is back with a new intriguing PC case. The new D300 is a mini-tower designed for compact PC builds, but with a panoramic tempered glass panel that stretches from the front all the way along the side, making it ideal for a build you would want to show off. 

Available in black and white, this Jonsbo case is a small yet powerful case that accommodates micro-ATX or mini-ITX motherboards. Despite its compact size, there is ample room for the graphics card, with a clearance of up to 43cm. The CPU cooler has a height clearance of 18cm and a depth clearance of 20cm for the power supply.

With support for up to ten 120mm fans (or 4x 120mm and 3x 140mm), there are plenty of options for fan placement. It also supports AIO CPU water coolers, with up to 360mm radiators on the top and up to 120/140mm radiators on the back. As for storage mounts, there's a 2-slot 2.5-inch drive bay, another slot that can hold either a 2.5-inch or a 3.5-inch drive, and a third location that supports up to three 2.5-inch drives or two 3.5-inch drives.

The Jonsbo D300's unique interior design is already supported for Project Zero (MSI) or Asus BTF motherboards, making the case worth considering if you plan on getting one of these boards. For those who don't remember, these boards are designed differently, with connections moved to the back of the PCB to conceal the cabling as much as possible.

KitGuru says: For an mATX case, it can pack quite a lot inside. If you were to build an mATX system, would you consider choosing this case?

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