Tecmojo 10 inch 12U Desktop Network Rack – Mini Server Rack with Side Transparent Panels & Top Handles, 10.23 inch Deep, Fits 10-Inch IT Equipment, Patch Panels, AV Devices, Home or Office Use

Great Rack, once you get it put together
Great rack once constructed, but the machining on the screw holes could use some looking at, really struggled to get the screws in to lots of the holes.In the end had to get right on top of it and put loads of pressure on to the screws, eventually managed to get them in.Otherwise is great quality, priced very reasonably compared to other equivalent mini racks. Perfect for my hp mini Homeassistant/Plex setup

It’s Mehh
It’s a really good piece of kit but my gosh it’s a pain to set up. Probably one of the worst things ever to build, probably on par with Ikea builds. They provide you with a screw driver that comes in the box which is poor. The screws don’t go in easily, even Eddie Hall would struggle! I’ve had to use an electric drill to put the screws in but even that struggled. What should take 20 mins took 2 hours of frustration. The handles are still wobbly even with the screws tightened but what can one do.Finally got it built and sat on my desktop. It’s a really good looking server and holds the things that I need it too. It’s nice that they provide you with trays and you can place them at whatever height you want.I personally wouldn’t recommended it and if I was to upgrade I would probably go with something else but it’ll do for now (even with the wobbly handles)Just to add, you can’t contact the seller through Amazon, it refers you to their website. There is a number you can call but unfortunately it’s an American number, for someone like me in the UK it’s not very helpful. The only option is to send an email and hope that they replyDo I think it’s value for money? I guess so, it’s cheaper than another company that sells the same thing. You get the trays and extra screws and bolts for the any additional server trays you want to add

A cute little 10″ cab perfect for RPI setups and small installations
Its almost embarrassing how much I like this. I’m in the hosting industry and have been using 19″ cabs for years even for self hosting home setup’s. I got this thinking “aww isn’t that cute”, however I was hugely surprised when it clicked actually how useful it could be (will get onto that in a bit).It comes flat packed, but can be put together with just a crosshead screwdriver (one even supplied). Once together its surprisingly strong and stable. It comes with a standard shelf, a custom RPI type shelf and a 1u blanking plate. It also comes with 2x custom rpi adapters to relocate ports and give full size HDMI access. These adapters have a switch to switch between rpi4 and rpi5 modes. The supplied handles for the top are super sturdy and even when the mini cabinet is fully loaded they are perfect to move it around with.To give you an idea how it can be used, I have already fitted a 1U 3UK socket pdu, 2xrpi5 a 6 port PoE switch and currently trying to find a way to squeeze my firewall into a 2U or 3U 10″ case. To make this the home “primary connectivity cab” on a ups powering the router firewall and AP’s.

Good
It’s good, a bit of a pain to assemble but once it’s set up, it holds my mini pc’s and ethernet switch nicely.