🖤 Cool, Clear, Connected — The Zalman Z1 Plus Means Business
The Zalman Z1 Plus ATX Mid-Tower PC Case combines high-performance cooling with sleek aesthetics, featuring a full mesh front panel, three pre-installed 120mm fans, and a tempered glass side panel. Designed for easy maintenance with magnetic dust filters and equipped with multiple USB ports, it’s the perfect chassis for professionals and enthusiasts who demand style, airflow, and convenience in one package.
Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
Brand | Zalman |
Series | Z1 Plus |
Item Weight | 15 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 18.23 x 8.23 x 19.09 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18.23 x 8.23 x 19.09 inches |
Color | Black |
Manufacturer | Zalman Tech Co., Ltd |
ASIN | B0B4XVGHVG |
Date First Available | June 23, 2022 |
L**W
Great Case
A good solid case. Easy access to both sides, good flexible wire loom from the power supply makes for a clean install. RGB ready to accept the modules, has several 2.5 inch & 3.5-inch drive bays and an Optical drive bay as well. Fluid bearing fans that you cannot hear running at all, sided with a tempered glass side, showing all the internals. Very light weight but very well manufactured in a modular type of format. I would definitely buy again.
W**H
This modern case rivals dell
Not only did this case, except everything that was being installed. It also has a clear side that performs a light show for you while using it. Love it
J**S
Good case with an optical bay, but expansion slots have issues.
First off, the 5¼ bay up front was the deal-maker for me. You would not believe how hard it was to find a good-looking case I could mount an optical drive into.Second, building my PC inside this case was quite easy, with enough room under the solid side for cable management.The two cons I have both have to do with the expansion slots.The first (and one most people are likely to have to deal with) is that the screws that secure your expansion cards (e.g. video cards, capture cards) don't actually lock down securely; rather, the holes are just loose enough the thread strips away and the screws free-willy.The second issue I had is the bottom-most slot can't actually take an expansion card. It's not a major issue if all you put in is a GPU, but if you want the most out of your computer, you can only really use 6 of the 7 slots. (Often 5, since many motherboards have an M.2 slot occupying where PCIE slot #1 should be)That said, for the average user (an SSD, maybe a platter, 2-slot GPU, 2 sticks of RAM) who wants to have an internal optical drive (DVD or Blu-Ray), this is a solid case.
B**.
WELL BUILT, BEAUTIFUL PC CASE
The media could not be loaded. Pretty good case , needed one with a CD Drive, always a plus. (PS3/Wii Emulation). Came with 4 Fans (i think), i removed them and added 6 RGB , has a dust filter , and extra screws. This has more than enough room even for my Death Note Rem figure. THE GLASS IS THE MYSTIC! BEAUTIFUL.Be sure to search if there are replacements on this Tempered Glass just in case.
K**R
Facilitates good air flow
I really like the case. A 240mm water cooler fits well. The only thing to be careful about is to make sure the thread pattern (very fine thread) screws for the motherboard are the correct size. They're a bit smaller than I'm used to, and the standard screws seem to work until they bind about half way in. I was able to remove and replace the screws with ones that worked well. It's worth considering that the finer the thread, the easier it is to overtighten them.
T**R
Budget case.
What you would expect from an economic build. Not the most friendly build, but I went in knowing it was a budget case. The mounting hardware stripped, with very little tension. Not all mounting hardware is equal, and I learned a lesson that day. And since MOBO's no longer provide the mounting hardware, you will need to buy it separately.Don't rely on what comes with it, it was not ASUS board friendly.I bought this case, because it has a DVD rom drive option, and I needed it. So many new cases don't offer that. Fans came with it, which worked for me. It was compact enough and fit a full ATX MOBO, with a monster CPU fan.The DVD Rom drive space was not as clean fitting as I would have liked, but after that and the stand off screw incident, it went together relatively easy from there. This worked, but will look else where next time. It arrived undamaged, so that is a plus! 3 star rating is average for me- Good, but not great rating.
G**L
Tempered Glass side, hidden PSU cables and an ODD slot? Sign me up!
When you have lots of Optical archive data, and NEED a DVD drive Slot in a case, you will need a case like this for a personal build. I looked at what seemed like HUNDREDS of cases and found lots with ODD bay slots, either one or 5 or something in between, hardly any had style, functionality and ease of maintenance like the Zalman Z1, I would have gone for an Antec Flux 502DP if I could have found one new for sale, it has a hidden ODD bay and swing out door. For the $69.99 price this lists for, you get 3 non-RGB fans, a high airflow case with that sexy glass side window and all the cables strategically hidden behind the motherboard and in the PSU basement. I liked this case so much I bought one for a good friends build to check the quality and was so impressed I bought another one for myself. I highly recommend this case if you want to show off the build, NEED an ODD bay for a Blu-Ray/DVD burner/Player and you don't want to spend over $80 bucks shipped to your door. It is very well built. thicker gauge steel than competitors like "Cougar" for instance. You have room for at least 2 HDD and 3 2.5 SSD drives as well. Plenty to love about this case in my opinion.
E**N
Solidly built pc case, great fans, and great build quality.
The media could not be loaded. The Z1 Plus ATX mid tower is built sturdily, and had enough space for decent cable management in the back of the case. I had been gathering components for the couple years to build a pc for a close friend, and this case was exactly what I needed to house the components I had chosen.The optical drive bay was one of the important details as my friend still uses a number of older Windows based programs that are on CD-rom, but his PC was from around 2010 so it was in need of updating!The 3 included Zalman fans were near silent, and when running, sitting on the desktop, even including the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum CPU cooler, it was almost entirely inaudible.
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