Antec
VSK2000-U3 Slim Desktop Case with 350W TFX PSU
The Antec VSK2000-U3 is a slim desktop case engineered for system integrators needing a compact yet robust enclosure. It features a tool-less, quick-release system for easy ODD/HDD installation, minimizing setup time. To optimize desk space, an included base allows for vertical orientation. This chassis supports both Micro ATX and Mini ITX motherboards and requires an FTX form factor power supply. It is finished in black and comes backed by a 3-year limited warranty, offering reliability in a space-saving design.
$86.74
Owner Satisfaction
3.3
/ 5
Category Rank
895
/ 898
#895 in Desktop Computer Cases
Price vs Category Average
-86%
Below average
Form Factor
Desktop
/ Desktop
Who it's for
- Space-Saving Design
- Integrated 350W TFX PSU
- Versatile Orientation
Who should skip it
- Restricted Component Compatibility
- Limited Cooling Potential
- Basic Power Supply Unit
Key Specs
Form Factor
Desktop
Motherboard Support
Micro ATX, Mini ITX
Dimensions
4" Height x 13.3" Width x 14" Depth
Weight
7.70 lb
Drive Bays
1 x 5.25" External, 1 x 3.5" Internal, 1 x 2.5" Internal
Expansion Slots
4
Front I/O
2 x USB, 1 x Audio In, 1 x Audio Out
Warranty
3 Year Limited Warranty
Features
- Slim desktop form factor for space saving
- Tool-less drive housing for quick installation
- Includes base for vertical mounting orientation
- Supports Micro ATX or Mini ITX motherboards
- Front panel USB and audio connectivity
- Environmentally friendly design
- Quick-release ODD/HDD system
What customers say
This case strongly appeals to users prioritizing a compact footprint and budget efficiency, making it ideal for small office setups or basic HTPCs. The integrated 350W power supply offers immediate cost savings for low-power builds. However, this small size creates significant trade-offs. Assembly is frequently described as challenging due to the cramped internal layout, severely complicating cable management and component installation. Furthermore, the included power supply can be noisy under load, limiting users to very low power CPUs and integrated graphics. While it delivers on size and affordability, buyers must accept restricted component flexibility and mediocre thermal performance.
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