Lian Li O11 Dynamic DUAL-CHAMBER Case - E-ATX (Max 280 mm wide)/ ATX / Micro-ATX/ Mini-ITX - Steel - SFX/ SFX-L - CABLE MANAGEMENT FRIENDLY - COMPLETE DUST PROTECTION (O11DMINI-S Snow Edition)

PROS- Fits a full size ATX motherboard, 240mm AIO, and a RX 6700XT- It's a STOUT case, my previous case toppled over and broke, this one will not budge at all.- Dual chambered. Airflow is not restricted at all in the front. The power supply sits in the back but is also not affected by the cable management due to it being so roomy.- Beautiful sleek design yet still feels modular.CONS- It's pretty heavy. I like that it won't fall over, but it is in fact a hefty case

I absolutely love the this case to death after finally being able to build in a o11 based cased i have wanted to get forever and settled on the air mini since i have zero interest in custom water cooling and radiators which to me is a massive waste of time, money and hassle if anything breaks or leaks so i got this case solely for a Air cooled build and i love it so much i find my self just staring at how nice and tiny it is. Swapped all my parts out of a much larger and longer fractal meshify 2 since it took up to much desk space and was mostly empty so i love how compact and clean everything looks in a smaller case and my temps are far far better than what they were in a larger case with the ability to add more fans for airflow and im very surprised i was able to fit my large eatx motherboard in this with basically no real issues so you can in fact fit eatx up to a certain length as they mentioned and have it not affect your cable routing etc.My only gripes and annoyances which are minor and i can get over are the lack of a reset button like my old case which i still don't understand why so many cases are ditching that as it helps me reset my system during a freeze without issue so i really wish this case had one. The other annoyance would be the pci bracket slot covers can be quite tricky to put back in for the last two as i really did have to fight it in order to get the last set of covers back in place so it will frustrate the hell out of you but the overall experience and finish looks is worth the pain. Would highly recommend this case for simple build for the least amount of time and hassle so expect even more of a rough time if you going for the water radiators everywhere route. Also i hope you can lift because this thing is HEAVY when packed full of parts as it was somehow heavier overall then my larger case was and yet i love it.

I absolutely love the look of this case. It strikes a nice balance between being very gamery and still looking like a professional machine. My only real complaint about this case is that it does limit you in how big of a graphics card that you can put into it if you use a front-mounted water cooler.Also, if you opt for a 280mm liquid cooler it has to be front mounted as the top of the case has the holes for it, but the radiator and fans would be mashed against the motherboard.Beyond that, though, the included fans have been great. Nice airflow yet quiet. It's sturdy as all. Breathes very well. Extremely easy to configure the case to your liking and place your components into. Cable routes are easy to use and sensibly place. Lian Li really does make some of the best of the best, and you can tell in all the finer details. Not one sharp corner on the whole thing.

I love what this tower is going for. Smaller case with a lot of space, seems like an oxymoron but this case it does a good job pulling that vision off! It has so many features too and supported good cable management. The only gripes I have is that it doesn't support a 360mm AIO liquid cooler on the interior ceiling of the tower and requires an ITX PSU. But those are literally my only issues with it. Functionally speaking its near flawless and quality wise its immaculate. The included equipment for cable management it comes with like zip ties is just the icing on the cake. I can't recommend it more if you are looking for a quality case that's not super tall!

Absolutely adore this case. Purchased to rehome an AM4 machine that had become a ship of Theseus, and needed the radiator support my old case didn't offer. Aesthetically beautiful, with the quality and buildsmanship of any Lian Li. I own an O11 Evo Dynamic and this strikes me as a different form factor with similar feature sets(obviously not all, but in some key areas).