I like mine a lot, I've been building computers since way back when you could start buying components and I think only 1 case company existed. That said, building in this wasn't easy and wasn't a fun kind of challenge. Between my builds and ones I did for neighbors, friends and customers. I've probably built in 200 cases. This one required me to read the manual, like really read it. Getting 1 of the side panels had a random screw that made me almost want to throw it out the window before I even started the build. Cable management sucks and is a nightmare, my Evga ATX PSU was literally like a hair too long so I had to fiddle with the shroud, my thermals are really good, but I don't have a video card in it yet and I know I'll be limited there. If you're the type who needs to plug and unplug shit from the rear IO this is one of the worst cases ever. You have to remove multiple screws and take 2 panels off to get to the ports. And if you don't route your USB/HDMI cables just right they'll scrape again the fan blades. I use the front USB so that doesn't matter to me. But the few times I've had to get to the rear IO it was a hassle. This is a terrible design, but looks super clean when you get it dialed in. This is a super well-built case, one of the best build cases I've ever owned. The machining and fit and finish absolutely make it feel like it's worth the price. I mean the original price. At $50 there's nothing even remotely close to as nice. But it's not practical at all being the biggest ITX case that'll probably ever exist. Like big for no reason, but I love the aesthetics, and it was the best Asus case for my all ROG build. Which isn't saying much since ASUS doesn't really do cases lol. Oh and I think it's the 1st case I've built in where the window's on the right side, which still throws me off. The original price was absolute madness, I bought it Dec 2022, when Asus had marked it down from $279 to $149. So I thought I was getting the deal of all deals, but now it's $50 lol. If you have patients, don't need to move the case around and don't need access to the rear IO. You won't find anything with this build quality for anywhere close to the price. It feels worlds better than the Corsair I had, I don't remember the model. But it was a $150'ish one. That felt like knockoff junk compared to this. Would I recommend this case? For $50, if you can deal with all the quirks, sure why not? Or better yet, look elsewhere and don't be like me and do a silly themed build. But IMHO this + ASUS ROG Strix Z690-I + ROG Ryujin 240 AIO looks really slick. And the thermals are great my 13500k never gets above 95f. More on reddit.com

The ASUS RoG Z11 case is a super unique ITX enclosure that dares to do things differently for a price. It has a ton of features and airflow considerations that haven't been tried before so ROG needs to be applauded for trying new things. But does that make the Z11 ITX case the best on the market? Well not really since the Z11 dimensions and other elements make the installation, cable routing and PC build ... More on hardwarecanucks.com

Hi, this is my work station PC, now is water-cooled :) HARDWARE: Intel i7 11700k Asus ROG Strix z590i- Gaming WIFI AMD Radeon PRO / Vega 64 Frontier Edition Patriot Viper DDR4 3200Mhz 2x32G Patriot Viper VP 4100 m2 1Tb Cooler Master SF850V CableMod custom cables Asus Z11 case EKWB water... More on forum.overclock3d.net

We review the ASUS ROG Z11 in a dark finish, a PC housing for small form factor motherboards. This Mini-ITX ready chassis has a trick or two that will astonish you in terms of style, USB 3.x options. ... Review: ASUS ROG Z11 mini ITX chassis More on forums.guru3d.com