The Zalman M2 Mini is a compact, robust and minimalist case that will suitably accommodate your components. It combines performance and efficient cooling to give you the opportunity to build a good compact gaming setup. You will appreciate its two large acrylic windows, which will showcase your components.
Mini Tower Format
Made of steel and aluminium, with two large acrylic windows, this Zalman M2 Mini Tower case offers a great environment for your gaming components. Beautiful, ingenious and compact, it is so aesthetically pleasing that it will enhance your set-up at every moment. Able to accommodate a Mini ITX motherboard, this model will meet all your expectations.
Easily install a graphics card up to 295mm long with the included PCI-Express riser, a 180mm power supply and a 60mm high CPU fan. In addition, these two 2.5"/3.5" bays are available for your various disks.
Well thought-out cooling
Its internal volume, designed to accommodate a compact and efficient configuration, is cooled by its various openings drilled and cut into its structure and by its one and only 80 mm fan placed in a high position. This included fan model creates the necessary airflow for the general cooling of the whole case.
On the front of this M2 Mini Tower case, you will find a power switch, a USB 3.0 Type-C port and a USB 3.0 Type-A port to connect all your favourite peripherals.
Very compact case, just what I wanted! Great! Be careful with the BIOS settings for the graphics card, though. You'll need to force the graphics card's PCI-E to PCIE-3.0 and not 4.0, otherwise it will freeze for sure, unless you change the riser.
Model: Zalman M2 Mini Silver
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by YvanM
Posted on 19 Apr 2025
Bought on 22 Mar 2025 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
Good compact PC
LDLC put together a fairly powerful PC for my son, but above all one that was almost completely silent.
Very good.
Model: Zalman M2 Mini Grey
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by Maxime M (streptos)
Posted on 7 May 2024
Bought on 30 Apr 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 16Average rating: 8
Small, complete, but far from faultless
I used this case to build a cheap transportable games system. It's really small compared to a large ATX tower.
Given the price of SFX power supplies, I opted for a 450W, which is almost impossible to find in modular form. I tried to hide all the cables in the SSD compartment, but it wasn't wide enough. Too bad, it's underneath the power supply, so there's plenty of room if you're not keen on aesthetics.
The case has virtually no protection against dust with all those openings. At least it's airy, so there's nothing to worry about.
Pay attention to the motherboard you choose. I used an AsRock AM4, which is a bit old, and I couldn't connect the USB-C port to the case.
When you say transportable, you say handle, but there isn't one. No problem, I added it. The holes at the top are suitable for 4mm screws, just so you know.