The tower is very pretty in design and I love the color. Haven't built my PC yet. It looks like it's going to be a challenge due to size and space but I am sure results will be great.

Good product and nice esthetics. The build is a bit tedious but the results are great.

This is an great little ITX case. The built-in RBG and overall quality is excellent. I've had no issues with the PSU nor the fans. The build is a little more advanced than what you'd get with a traditional ITX case, but that's inherent with something this size. It looks more like furniture or high-end consumer electronics than a PC case, which is something I love. It looks great without dominating the aesthetics of my desk. The built-in charger, PSU, and included fans were all excellent. A note on cooling, I have an AIO cooler on mine. The best set up I've found is to have the AIO fan intake as well as the two on the bottom. The side fan is the only exhaust. Your temps may be higher than what you're used to, but I'd suggest increasing your fan speed profile by around 10-20% to accommodate. I've been happy with the temps since then. My temps increased around 5-10c on both CPU and GPU, but I feel like it is not a bad trade-off for a far more aesthetically pleasing case.

This case is exactly what I expected from Inwin. My mini D-Frame, and mini H-Frame still look new, so I'm more than happy to add the latest Inwin ITX case to my collection.

Overall, I love this case. I moved a Ryzen 2700x and 1080Ti from a phanteks Evolve Shift X to the A1 Plus. I also really like the look of the Shift X, but the thermals are horrible! Even using a 280 AIO, the CPU STILL throttled. My solution was to remove one of the gl*** panels to let it breath, usually the side with the GPU. No such problems with the A1 Plus case. I have air flow from outside of the case, pumping directly onto the GPU, which is great!
It’s a small compact design that looks great on a desk and doesn’t take up to much space. I was able to achieve a very clean install. Cable management was a challenge on the mother board side. There were places for cables to be tucked out of site, but they were hard to get at with the power supply in the way. I have seen builds that have pulled the power supply out, but I left it in place for this build. I did remove the cover and some of the other pieces, which helped. The only cables that stick out visually are the ones powering the GPU, other than that everything looks neat and out of site for the most part.
On the back side of the case there are two places for 2.5” drives and plenty of room for cable management. There are plenty of tie down points scattered strategically over the whole area, very nice! I was able to install two SSD’s, had a third overlaying both of them and was able to close the back panel without any issues or having to smash or squeeze anything into place.
The Price, in my opinion is reasonable considering the quality of the build and the addition of a power supply.
Ahhh, the power supply, what were they thinking? The power supply is big, bulky, Gold rated, (which is nice). What happen? Most likely to keep cost down, but why add it in the first place if you are not going to be consistent with the high bar in quality that the rest of this case shouts out! It’s like having a Ferrari and filling it up with 87 octane, it’s a very bad idea and no good will come of it. The fan on my power supply is already making that noise that fans make when they are starting to fail!! Really In Win, come on, quality control! This one small thing, on one of the major pieces in any computer build, has given me an ever so small feeling of, “buyer’s remorse” on what would otherwise be a GREAT case! If you had just included an SFX or left it as an option, with or without power supply, I would have been no less happy with this great case. In fact if you keep everything as it is and used a SFX power supply, you would have room to mount maybe two more 2.5” drives or one 3.5” drive, giving us the consumer, plenty of storage options in a small beautiful package.
The wireless charger is a great added feature, but it is not bug free and/or demanded or needed by your consumers. Thank you, but no thank you. You could have gotten rid of that and with the extra cash in the budget, upgrade the power supply to something that would be in line with the high end quality of the case.
The overall build experience was enjoyable. It came together and the reward for the extra effort need for cable management was rewarded with an extremely clean looking build! Not really for the novice builder, but still, with a little patience, can be done. The install was tricky with the power supply installed. The power supply was crowding the side that all the cables needed to be ran to keep them cleanly routed and/or out of site. I installed the GPU last without issue, but I had to leave the MB and AIO loose in order to move them around to p*** cables through. This is not really a big deal for me, because I usually leave the motherboard loose in order to run any cables underneath for cleaner cable management, but in this particular build it was a necessary thing. In the final act of completing the build, I was screwing down the motherboard and attaching the AIO to the CPU.
I really enjoy this case, like any build it did come with specific challenges, but again with a little patience and an eye for detail, you can create something that you will be proud to display on your desk of work bench. I am very pleased with the results, very clean, cables out of site, uncluttered!
The thermals are great! I loaded up the OS. I started up Division 2, played for a couple of hours without issue! At 1440p, 144hz, all settings maxed out, (DX12 off), I hit a solid 72 fps and at 4k it drops to the low 60’s to high 50’s, still very playable! WITH no heat issues.
THANKS In Win!

Fuminsho

Well built case.

I absolutely love this case! I downsized from a Corsair 400c and the size alone is worth the price. The fans are actually pretty good quality and the addressable RGB throughout the case itself and the fans is wonderful. My system includes a GTX 1080 TI and a ryzen 2600 at 4.0 gHz. Everything runs cooler than my old case and I am happy with the purchase. The PSU is fine, but I would prefer to have had the option to purchase without.

This is an amazing ITX case and you cannot go wrong. This is a huge upgrade from the original A1 which was also an outstanding case.
I've had many itx enclosures from Dan A4 to H200i, and this is by far my favorite.

Pros:
650w GOLD PSU
320mm 55mm Full Length GPU Compatibility
4 Fans
160mm CPU Cooler Height
120mm AIO Compatibility
Addressable RGB
Tinted Tempered Gl***

Cons:
A little hard to build in
Cable management can be tricky (but definitely do-able)

Case looks amazing, fans look amazing, and everything worked the first time. However, I can't give it too many more stars than three. One off for the user manual never seeming to load at all, whether through the website or through the provided QR code, which made it difficult to build in as there was no precedent or other build guide to follow. One off for the wireless charger, which still seems spotty and for unclear instructions involving the cable -- I managed to tear one of the pins out while trying to take out the cable so I could do a PSU swap to a SF750.

I still love the case, though in retrospect I do wish I could have had this just as the case and the fans. Gl*** top for no wireless charger, no included PSU.

This case is my favorite ITX case! I like the addition of the Wireless charger!

Love this case. Second one I have built in. Great for people who want custom PCs but they are used to laptops. Just roomy enough to fit a beautiful killer machine inside of. My only complaint is having to modify it to fit a 240mm rad at the bottom.

Excellent case overall, great cable management and stunning looks. It would be awesome is the acrylic feet in the black option were tinted/smoked as well...

So far so good! Looks great, feels great. The RGB is sweet! The TG mount is excellent, and I love how easy it is to take the panels off. I do wish the bottom metal plate was capable of being unscrewed so that it could be removed.

This case is awesome! I currently use Corsair ML120 pro rgb fans and H60 (2018) aio. Those 2 not only cools my pc but also somewhat silent with rgb madness! If you have rgb components, take advantage of this case and show off your rig.

If any negs, i only wished the psu came with more than 3 sata power connectors. But in the future i plan on replacing the PSU with corsair SF600 for smaller and compact power with plenty of room for cable manegement.