Vultech VCO-A2699 Mid Tower PC Case, Alloy Steel, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0

At 43D x 19W x 43H centimetres, the Vultech VCO-A2699 is a mid-tower PC case made from alloy steel. Its clean front keeps everyday connections close at hand. Choose this format for a desktop build with room for several drive types, a compact case suits a different priority when saving desk space comes first.

Quick overview

The front panel provides one USB 3.0 port, two USB 2.0 ports and HD audio connections for a microphone and headphones. That gives you useful access for peripherals and headsets without having to reach around the case. The power supply mounts at the bottom, and the case is designed for air cooling.

Storage options cover a mix of uses: there is space for two 3.5-inch HDDs, one 5.25-inch drive and three 2.5-inch drives. This gives a build flexibility across larger hard drives and smaller-format storage. A simple wiring layout also helps keep the internal build organised.

Fit and sizing

The case supports ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, making it suitable for several common desktop build formats. Before choosing components, compare their dimensions with the stated clearances: graphics cards can be up to 385 mm long, and CPU coolers up to 165 mm high. These measurements help you match the case to your planned build rather than selecting components by format alone.

There are four expansion slots for add-in cards. For cooling, a 120 mm rear fan is included, with positions for two 120 mm fans at the front and one 120 mm fan at the side. The layout gives you a clear starting point for a straightforward air-cooled system, with additional fan positions available for a build that calls for them.

Usage tips

For a home or office desktop, start by checking the motherboard format and the dimensions of the graphics card and CPU cooler against the case clearances. Then plan storage around the available 3.5-inch, 5.25-inch and 2.5-inch bays. This makes it easier to organise a build that combines a hard drive, smaller-format drives and other supported components.

The front USB and audio connections are handy for devices you connect and disconnect regularly, such as a USB accessory or headset. Place the case so the front ports remain accessible, and keep the fan positions in mind when arranging the system. The rear 120 mm fan is already part of the cooling setup, the front and side positions allow you to plan further airflow as needed for your component choice.

When it makes sense

The VCO-A2699 makes sense for a desktop build where broad motherboard support and a range of drive bays matter more than choosing the smallest possible enclosure. Its mix of front-panel connections, expansion slots and stated component clearances helps bring the main build decisions into one case. For a home or office PC with several storage formats, it offers a practical mid-tower layout and accessible everyday connections.