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product_id: 724696461
title: "Shiny Snake L300 8.5L MESH ITX SFF Case - Gen3 Riser Cable Included - Black"
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# Dual 120x15mm fan airflow optimized 8.5L ultra-compact vertical design Gen3 PCIe riser + 4K DP 1.4 cable Shiny Snake L300 8.5L MESH ITX SFF Case - Gen3 Riser Cable Included - Black

**Brand:** shinysnake
**Price:** ₨4859
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Compact power, mesh-cooled mastery — your ultimate ITX game-changer!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Shiny Snake L300 8.5L MESH ITX SFF Case - Gen3 Riser Cable Included - Black by shinysnake
- **How much does it cost?** ₨4859 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- shinysnake enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shinysnake brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Rugged Portability:** Lightweight steel frame with scratch-resistant finish and side handle—perfect for LAN parties, dorms, or business travel.
- • **Plug & Play GPU Ready:** Includes Gen3 PCIe riser and 4K@120Hz DisplayPort cable for seamless multi-monitor setups and zero signal loss.
- • **Optimized Mesh Cooling:** Full steel mesh panels with dual ultra-slim fans ensure your rig stays cool during marathon gaming or creative sessions.
- • **Space-Saving Powerhouse:** Fits dual-slot GPUs up to 325mm in a sleek 8.5L chassis—desktop-grade performance without the bulk.
- • **Future-Proof Connectivity:** Front Type-C (10Gbps) and dual USB 3.0 ports for rapid data transfers and easy expansion on the go.

## Overview

The Shiny Snake L300 is a premium 8.5L Mini-ITX vertical case designed for professionals and gamers craving high-end GPU compatibility (up to 325mm dual-slot cards) in a portable, space-saving form factor. Featuring advanced mesh panels and dual 120x15mm fan slots for superior airflow, it includes a Gen3 PCIe riser cable and 4K-capable DisplayPort extension for flawless multi-monitor setups. Its rugged steel frame with a side handle ensures durability and easy transport, while front Type-C and USB 3.0 ports deliver fast connectivity. Ideal for compact, powerful builds without compromise.

## Description

Buy Shiny Snake L300 8.5L MESH ITX SFF Case - Gen3 Riser Cable Included - Black | 325mm GPU, 60mm Cooler, 2 Fan Slot, Front Type-C & USB 3.0, Portable Console-like Small Form Factor Case to Downsize your PC: Computer Cases - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

Review: Great console like size case - Love the case, great compact size and perfect GPU compatability from 2 slot GPU 325mm without the top fan & 315 with the top fan, it can fit 2 120mm SLIM fans ( 1 front & 1 at the top ) liked the size dimensions comparable to a in between a Xbox Series X & a PS5 ( last photos for reference ), build process was good, a bit tricky in some areas but nothing mayor, overall very satisfied with the case & quality, highly recommend. Here are my parts specs: CPU: AM5 Ryzen 5 7500F RAM: Kingston FURY Beast 6000MHZ 16GB GPU: AMD Radeon VII 16GB MB: Gigabyte A620I AX PSU: Cooler Master V SFX 850 Gold SSD: KLEVV C910 M.2 Nvme 1TB Gen4x4 Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X53 low profile Case fans: 2x Thermalright 120mm slim fans Case: ShinySnake L300
Review: Good, but does not come with any case fans. - "【ADVANCED MESH COOLING SYSTEM】: Dual 120x15mm ultra-slim fans..." That statement, along with their pictures, is misleading, and implies that this L300 case comes with 2 120x15mm fans when it does not include fans. Both case fans are basically needed. Unlike regular ATX builds that are usually over 30 liters, these much smaller cases need to exhaust heat. The CPU, and video card will intake air, and both case fans should be set to exhaust for best results. Arctic, Thermalright, Noctua, Silverstone, etc all have 120x15mm fans, but that's another $15-$50. My build: Shiny Snake L300 case Thermalright AXP90x47 Full Copper SFX PSU Intel 13600k 2 120x15mm case fans Triple fan video card Initial impressions: This L300 case is well made, and thought out. It looks like it does in the pictures. It's a clean mesh design. It's not high end, but it doesn't feel, or look cheap. Ports are where they should be for a desktop. The lighting on the power button isn't diffused evenly, and I don't think you can turn it off since it's a full header that covers motherboards front panel connectors. The video cards ports are on the bottom of the case, and besides the included display port cable, you will need 90 degree cable or adapter for each additional monitor you plan to use. The included cable will most likely block at least one slot. The case is all mesh, it's metal, and pretty solid. It's not too difficult to build in. Like any SFF build using the right parts, and some planning is needed. It saves some desk space. If you have the space consider the L400. It's slightly taller, and longer, but mostly wider by almost 1.5'. It has more space for better cooling. Cooling is decent with the right parts. It's as loud as your fans are. It's not silent, but with ambient noise, it is not very noticeable unless gaming because that ramps up all of fans. The included PCIE riser, and angled display port cable work fine so far, and the little handle is a nice touch. No issues installing the motherboard, or PSU. You may want to route some cables before screwing parts down. Cable management was ok. I could keep most of the fan areas free from obstruction. My Intel CPU has been gaming in the 60's. For Intels, 65w CPU's are probably ideal as they are usually well under 100w while gaming. With their higher wattage CPU's, you will want to undervolt if heat, and noise is a concern. The efficient AMD/x3d CPU's should also work well due to their low power while gaming. If you plan to do intensive work with your CPU, maybe look at the L400, etc instead. The L400 can fit 73mm coolers, and something like the Thermalright AXP120-67 CPU cooler is a better option for that. L300 with 60mm space, does allow for several decent low profile CPU coolers. Thermalright AXP90x47, or x53 full copper are 2 of the best options with the ID Cooling is-55 coming in just a bit warmer than the coppers generally. Even the regular Thermalright AXP90-x53 can work well with 65w CPU's, but will be a bit hotter, and louder. You will want to mount whatever cooler with the fins orientated vertically, to make it easier for the top fan to exhaust the hot air from the CPU, etc. No issues installing the PCIE riser, and video card. You might want to leave the riser a bit loose, and tighten it safely after the card is locked down. My triple fan card has plenty of space. Again, being a mesh case, you shouldn't have too many issues with temps as long as exhaust fans are installed, and not too obstructed. I would not recommend "blower" style cards in this case as it would have to exhaust out of the bottom the case. Try to keep your video cards heatsink fins unobstructed so that heat can escape easier. Both fans were easy to install. You might want to do this step last so you have room to work. Be sure to try to keep both fans unobstructed so they can help remove hot air as that could make the difference with heat, and noise. The front fan mainly helps with video cards, and the top handles the CPU, and any other heat that rises. Minor complaint, there's 2 positions for the top fan, front, or back. It would have been nice if it had a center position so it sits right above the CPU cooler. Not great for RGB obviously. No windows, and it will probably require some cable management to show RGB through the mesh. 1 star has come off for the false advertising of fans. Besides that, this case is probably 4-4.5 stars. Price was ok, no issues building it, performance is as expected, and quality is decent. An angled cable that doesn't block ports, and option to turn off the light on the power switch would be nice, along with both fans. There is PCIe 3, 4, and even PCIe 5 riser options. Not sure why they still produce PCIe3, and charge such a premium on PCIe4+, but it reflects market pricing.

## Features

- 【ULTRA-COMPACT VERTICAL DESIGN】: Space-Saving Compact 8.5L Vertical ITX Chassis (7.4" x 5.3" x 14"/188 x 135 x 356mm) maximizes desk space while housing DUAL-SLOT GPUs up to 12.8" (325mm), such as RTX 3060/3080 GPU. Perfect for gamers, creators, and professionals who want desktop-grade power in a portable mini-ITX build – weighs just 4.4lbs (2kg), 60% lighter than bulky traditional towers.
- 【ADVANCED MESH COOLING SYSTEM】: Dual 120x15mm ultra-slim fans and full-perforation steel mesh side panels create optimized airflow (side intake → top exhaust) to dissipate GPU/CPU heat fast. High-density mesh blocks dust without sacrificing airflow – ideal for long gaming sessions or 3D rendering.
- 【GPU FRIENDLY SOLUTIONS】: Includes a special-designed dual reverse PCIe 3.0 riser cable (Notice: To ensure stable performance, please manually set PCIe mode to Gen3 in your motherboard BIOS) and a 1.5m DP 1.4 extension cable supporting 4K@120Hz/2K@240Hz – eliminate signal loss and simplify multi-monitor setups for NVIDIA/AMD GPUs.
- 【RUGGED YET PORTABLE FRAME】: Lightweight high-density steel construction with scratch-resistant finish and reinforced corners; anti-vibration silicone feet enhance stability for on-the-go Gaming. Features a side-mounted steel handle – grab-and-go design for LAN parties, college dorms, or business trips.
- 【EXPANDABLE I/O & POWER】: Front panel includes 1x Type-C (10Gbps) and 2x USB 3.0 (5Gbps) ports for rapid file transfers. Compatible with SFX/SFX-L PSUs and 2.5" HDD/SSD mounts – upgrade storage without sacrificing portability.
- 【EXPERT COMPATIBILITY GUIDANCE】: Free 1-on-1 compatibility check! Send your specs (GPU model/motherboard type/PSU, etc.) for instant optimization tips. Skip the guesswork and BIOS headaches – build with confidence using our expert-verified solutions!
- 【WHAT YOU GET】: 1 x Shiny Snake L300 ITX Chassis; 1 x PCI-e 3.0 Riser Cable; 1 x DP 1.4 Cable (4K@120Hz); 1 x Steel Handle; 1 x Installation Manual.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DYCJ59VM |
| Antenna Location | Business, Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #372 in Computer Cases |
| Brand | SHINYSNAKE |
| Case Type | Mini-Tower |
| Color | Black + PCI-e 3.0 |
| Compatible Devices | 120mm Fans, CPU cooling height ≤60mm, GPU dimension：≤325mm without top fan, ≤315mm with top fan, Mini-ITX Motherboard, SFX/SFX-L PSU |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 19 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 2 years |
| Enclosure Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), SPCC |
| Fan Size | 12 centimeters |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.5 inches |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.4"D x 5.3"W x 14"H |
| Item Weight | 5.3 pounds |
| Manufacturer | ShinySnake |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) , SPCC |
| Mfr Part Number | SSIL300MBK |
| Model Name | L300 |
| Model Number | L300 Black |
| Motherboard Compatability | Mini ITX |
| Number of Fans | 2 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Mesh Panels, PCIe Cable Included, Steel Handle |
| Power Supply Mounting Type | Bottom Mount |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Business, Gaming |
| Supported Motherboard | Mini ITX |
| Total Expansion Slots Quantity | 2 |
| Total USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Total Usb Ports | 3 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SHINYSNAKE
- **Case Type:** Mini-Tower
- **Color:** Black + PCI-e 3.0
- **Cooling Method:** Air
- **Fan Size:** 12 centimeters
- **Item Weight:** 5.3 pounds
- **Material:** Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), SPCC
- **Model Name:** L300
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.4"D x 5.3"W x 14"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Business, Gaming

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great console like size case
*by N***6 on July 6, 2026*

Love the case, great compact size and perfect GPU compatability from 2 slot GPU 325mm without the top fan & 315 with the top fan, it can fit 2 120mm SLIM fans ( 1 front & 1 at the top ) liked the size dimensions comparable to a in between a Xbox Series X & a PS5 ( last photos for reference ), build process was good, a bit tricky in some areas but nothing mayor, overall very satisfied with the case & quality, highly recommend. Here are my parts specs: CPU: AM5 Ryzen 5 7500F RAM: Kingston FURY Beast 6000MHZ 16GB GPU: AMD Radeon VII 16GB MB: Gigabyte A620I AX PSU: Cooler Master V SFX 850 Gold SSD: KLEVV C910 M.2 Nvme 1TB Gen4x4 Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X53 low profile Case fans: 2x Thermalright 120mm slim fans Case: ShinySnake L300

### ⭐⭐⭐ Good, but does not come with any case fans.
*by J***N on April 17, 2026*

"【ADVANCED MESH COOLING SYSTEM】: Dual 120x15mm ultra-slim fans..." That statement, along with their pictures, is misleading, and implies that this L300 case comes with 2 120x15mm fans when it does not include fans. Both case fans are basically needed. Unlike regular ATX builds that are usually over 30 liters, these much smaller cases need to exhaust heat. The CPU, and video card will intake air, and both case fans should be set to exhaust for best results. Arctic, Thermalright, Noctua, Silverstone, etc all have 120x15mm fans, but that's another $15-$50. My build: Shiny Snake L300 case Thermalright AXP90x47 Full Copper SFX PSU Intel 13600k 2 120x15mm case fans Triple fan video card Initial impressions: This L300 case is well made, and thought out. It looks like it does in the pictures. It's a clean mesh design. It's not high end, but it doesn't feel, or look cheap. Ports are where they should be for a desktop. The lighting on the power button isn't diffused evenly, and I don't think you can turn it off since it's a full header that covers motherboards front panel connectors. The video cards ports are on the bottom of the case, and besides the included display port cable, you will need 90 degree cable or adapter for each additional monitor you plan to use. The included cable will most likely block at least one slot. The case is all mesh, it's metal, and pretty solid. It's not too difficult to build in. Like any SFF build using the right parts, and some planning is needed. It saves some desk space. If you have the space consider the L400. It's slightly taller, and longer, but mostly wider by almost 1.5'. It has more space for better cooling. Cooling is decent with the right parts. It's as loud as your fans are. It's not silent, but with ambient noise, it is not very noticeable unless gaming because that ramps up all of fans. The included PCIE riser, and angled display port cable work fine so far, and the little handle is a nice touch. No issues installing the motherboard, or PSU. You may want to route some cables before screwing parts down. Cable management was ok. I could keep most of the fan areas free from obstruction. My Intel CPU has been gaming in the 60's. For Intels, 65w CPU's are probably ideal as they are usually well under 100w while gaming. With their higher wattage CPU's, you will want to undervolt if heat, and noise is a concern. The efficient AMD/x3d CPU's should also work well due to their low power while gaming. If you plan to do intensive work with your CPU, maybe look at the L400, etc instead. The L400 can fit 73mm coolers, and something like the Thermalright AXP120-67 CPU cooler is a better option for that. L300 with 60mm space, does allow for several decent low profile CPU coolers. Thermalright AXP90x47, or x53 full copper are 2 of the best options with the ID Cooling is-55 coming in just a bit warmer than the coppers generally. Even the regular Thermalright AXP90-x53 can work well with 65w CPU's, but will be a bit hotter, and louder. You will want to mount whatever cooler with the fins orientated vertically, to make it easier for the top fan to exhaust the hot air from the CPU, etc. No issues installing the PCIE riser, and video card. You might want to leave the riser a bit loose, and tighten it safely after the card is locked down. My triple fan card has plenty of space. Again, being a mesh case, you shouldn't have too many issues with temps as long as exhaust fans are installed, and not too obstructed. I would not recommend "blower" style cards in this case as it would have to exhaust out of the bottom the case. Try to keep your video cards heatsink fins unobstructed so that heat can escape easier. Both fans were easy to install. You might want to do this step last so you have room to work. Be sure to try to keep both fans unobstructed so they can help remove hot air as that could make the difference with heat, and noise. The front fan mainly helps with video cards, and the top handles the CPU, and any other heat that rises. Minor complaint, there's 2 positions for the top fan, front, or back. It would have been nice if it had a center position so it sits right above the CPU cooler. Not great for RGB obviously. No windows, and it will probably require some cable management to show RGB through the mesh. 1 star has come off for the false advertising of fans. Besides that, this case is probably 4-4.5 stars. Price was ok, no issues building it, performance is as expected, and quality is decent. An angled cable that doesn't block ports, and option to turn off the light on the power switch would be nice, along with both fans. There is PCIe 3, 4, and even PCIe 5 riser options. Not sure why they still produce PCIe3, and charge such a premium on PCIe4+, but it reflects market pricing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ best case I've owned
*by J***N on September 22, 2025*

I've been looking for that perfect mini PC form factor, and I may have found it. Outside the normal pain of ITX builds, this case was easy to work with, and lets me use my RX 9070 CPU in ITX form factor. The top firing fan exhausts the CPU well, and the side fan helps with the GPU. My GPU hasn't cracked 60 C as I've been runnigng benchmarks and stress tests. Only downside is with the GPU pointing down, and I need to use HDMI, I had to buy a 90 degree adapter. It does come with an adapter for DP, but the monitor I'm using it on doesn't have DP.

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