Minimalism, wood and panorama: Meet the Jonsbo V12 PC case

The Jonsbo V12 combines modern minimalism with natural accents: a 4 mm tempered-glass side panel and a refined 8 mm real-wood trim help it stand out from the crowd. The SGCC steel frame feels solid yet visually light, while the net weight is just 5.52 kg. A 270° panoramic “sunroof” gives an extra view of the internal components, making it ideal for those who like to showcase a carefully selected configuration. Overall, the look is clean, modern, and genuinely premium on any desk.

The V12 mini-tower supports Micro-ATX and ITX motherboards. Its dimensions are 280 mm wide, 301 mm deep, and 275.5 mm tall, which makes it easy to place even on smaller desks. Maximum CPU-cooler height is 140 mm (some sources mention 145 mm), and the system supports graphics cards up to 260 mm long. It fits an ATX power supply in the 140–220 mm length range. Storage is flexible with two possible configurations: up to 2× 3.5" HDD + 1× 2.5" SSD, or 1× 3.5" HDD + 2× 2.5" SSD. There are 4 PCI expansion slots, which is sufficient for most compact builds.

At the front, the Jonsbo V12 comes with two 120 mm fans, while the rear includes a 92 mm fan and an optional 80 mm (extra) fan position. This ventilation layout provides solid airflow even with higher-performance components. The side panel is easy to remove, and the internal layout enables fast, unobstructed installation. Practical cutouts and channels help with cable routing, so the final build can be both well-ventilated and tidy—exactly what’s expected from a modern premium chassis.

The front panel includes USB 3.2 Gen2 Type‑C, one USB 3.0 port, and a combined audio/microphone jack, providing full support for modern peripherals. In terms of expandability, the V12 is a good fit for anyone who wants a compact but flexible system for gaming or office use. With a maximum GPU length of 260 mm, it accommodates most mainstream mid-range cards. The four PCI slots match typical Micro-ATX expansion needs.

The Jonsbo V12 stands out in the mini-tower segment both visually and functionally. The material mix (glass, wood, steel) feels elegant yet durable, and the panoramic panel adds real showcase value. Build layout is well considered and cooling is above average for the class—although the CPU cooler height limit rules out very tall tower coolers, most compact coolers and mid-range GPUs fit without issues. The front Type‑C port is a notable plus for modern PC builders. Overall, the Jonsbo V12 is an excellent choice for those who want style as well as functionality, and who are willing to accept the compromises that come with a compact footprint.