POC ONE is a mini-ITX chassis from the iBuildiShare lineup. This all-in-one mini tower structure makes assembly easy while preserving the DIY fun for PC enthusiasts.
In the world of custom PC builds, the name In Win has become synonymous with innovation and quality. The company’s latest offering, the POC One, is no exception, and it’s turning heads with its unique approach to DIY PC case design.
The POC One is part of In Win’s iBuildiShare product line, which encourages users to take a hands-on approach to constructing their PC cases. This mini-ITX case arrives flat-packed, reminiscent of a high-end fashion brand’s packaging, and is designed to be user-friendly, with a straightforward assembly process that doesn’t require any bending of panels.
One of the standout features of the POC One is its frosted acrylic side panel, which offers a sleek look at the components inside while maintaining a clean aesthetic. The case supports a wide range of hardware, including GPUs up to 335mm in length and 62mm in thickness, CPU air coolers up to 140mm in height, and PSUs up to 160mm1. It also accommodates a single 2.5-inch drive and three 120mm fans, or a liquid cooling radiator up to 277mm x 120mm x 55mm.
Despite its compact size, the POC One doesn’t skimp on features. It comes with fabric straps to secure the panels together, adding to the premium feel of the case. The separated graphics card compartment ensures that your GPU gets plenty of fresh air, avoiding the common pitfall of cramped mini-ITX cases where components fight for space.
However, the POC One isn’t without its drawbacks. Its open design, while stylish, can lead to dust accumulation, requiring regular maintenance to keep your build looking its best1. Additionally, the price point of €204.99 might be a bit steep for some, especially when compared to its predecessor, which is available for €99.