Epilogue
The Invader X Mini chassis stands out for its shape-part compatibility and bundled items. Its small footprint and tall design leave enough space even for our E-ATX motherboard (keep in mind that not all E-ATX boards are built the same, but ours did fit). Cable management is good enough, but if you want to populate the storage trays, the room behind the motherboard and bottom enclosure may be confining.
Competition in this price range is fierce. Many good options are available around the $80-$100 mark. Not all of them will include five programmable RGB fans and support for that much storage in such a small space, but it may not be what everyone is looking for in a chassis. If you dig the looks, don’t hesitate to go for it, but first, make sure your GPU will fit!
- Good build quality
- Dual-tempered glass panels
- Can fit up to 240mm AIO
- Supports ATX, mATX, ITX, and some E-ATX motherboards
- Good storage support
- Five RGB fans included
- Magnetic Top Dust Filter
- Removable HDD and SSD trays
- GPU length support up to 330mm only
- Limited dust filtration on PSU and HDD enclosure
- Cable management might require extra effort