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CoolerMaster MasterBox NR200P V2 Mini Tower Computer Case Black

Key features:

  • Compatible Motherboards: Mini ITX
  • Connectivity: Audio, USB 3.2
  • Pre-installed Fans
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Description

Description

Enter a world of sleek and refined functionality with the NR200P V2. The V2 features characteristics typically reserved for high-end

Stay Cool Under Pressure

No compromises on performance with support for 240mm/280mm liquid coolers, providing ultimate thermal performance.

Compact yet powerful

An exceptionally sleek 18.25L design offers unparalleled performance and aesthetics with ventilated steel and tempered glass side panels.

Optimized GPU Performance

An efficient vertical airflow layout supported by a 120mm fan mounted at the bottom keeps your GPU extremely cool.

Support for USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C

A USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C port is integrated into the I/O panel with transfer speeds of up to 20Gbps.

This case is compatible with GeForce Enthusiast SFF-Ready cards, so you can achieve high performance in a smaller space. Look for SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce cards to ensure a perfect fit and streamline your computer build.

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Mini Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
Mini ITX

Dimensions

Height
292 mm
Width
385 mm
Length
372 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
1
Internal Hub 2.5"
1

Fan Positions

Front
-
Rear
1
Top Positions
2
Bottom Positions
2

Water Cooling

Radiator Position
Top

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, Microphone, USB 3.2, USB-C
Extras
Pre-installed Fans
Gaming
No
Airflow
No
Home & Office
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (2)

Reviews

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    Verified purchase

    I recently built a Mini-ITX system in the CoolerMaster NR200P V2 and I was really very satisfied. Let me start with the obvious:
    the case is black, not gray as it appears on Skroutz. In reality, it looks more premium than in the photos.

    The build includes Intel Ultra 7 265, ASRock Z890I Nova, 32GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000MT/s (CL30), Samsung 990 Pro 1Tb, MSI RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC, Be Quiet! Pure Loop 3 280mm, and the Corsair SF1000 Cybenetics Platinum. For Mini-ITX, it’s quite a “packed” setup, but the NR200P V2 handled it without any issue.

    ️ Assembly — as it should be done:
    If someone wants to build a similar system, the correct order of steps makes all the difference.

    First, set up the motherboard outside the case:
    CPU, RAM, M.2, and the AIO bracket on the socket.
    In ITX this is a one-way street — there’s no space inside the case for such work.

    Then the motherboard goes into the case and before the AIO is installed, all cables must be connected:
    24-pin, EPS, USB headers, front panel, fan headers.
    If you install the AIO at the top first, access to the headers becomes almost impossible.

    The Pure Loop 3 280mm fits exclusively at the top in the NR200P V2 and sits there perfectly.
    The SF1000 Platinum fits perfectly in the PSU cage and its cables do not create pressure on the airflow.
    The RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC goes in last and fits comfortably.

    Airflow & noise:
    With the mesh panel, airflow is really very good.
    The CPU stays cool, the GPU makes most of the noise during gaming (as expected), but in everyday use the system is almost silent.

    Practicality & future upgrades:
    Something I particularly liked:
    The ASRock Z890I Nova has two additional M.2 slots on the back, and in the NR200P V2 these slots are fully accessible without having to tear down half the system.
    For Mini-ITX this is a huge advantage, especially if you want to add storage later.

    The color:
    I repeat this because it matters:
    The case is black, not gray.
    And it looks much more beautiful than in the photos.

    Is it worth it?
    For me, yes.
    It’s one of the few Mini-ITX cases that fit a 280mm AIO, large GPU, powerful PSU, and allow you to do a clean, organized assembly without struggling with space.

    Conclusion:
    The NR200P V2 (Black) is an excellent Mini-ITX case: sturdy, beautiful, with very good airflow and enough space for high-end hardware.
    Combined with this particular build, it performed flawlessly and I recommend it without a second thought.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Construction quality
    • Air flow
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Moderate noise
    • Dust filtering
    • Value for money
  • I recently built a Mini-ITX system in the CoolerMaster NR200P V2 and I was really very satisfied. Let me start with the obvious:
    the case is black, not gray as it appears on Skroutz. In reality, it looks more premium than in the photos.

    The build includes Intel Ultra 7 265, ASRock Z890I Nova, 32GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000MT/s (CL30), Samsung 990 Pro 1Tb, MSI RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC, Be Quiet! Pure Loop 3 280mm, and the Corsair SF1000 Cybenetics Platinum. For Mini-ITX, it’s quite a “packed” setup, but the NR200P V2 handled it without any issue.

    ️ Assembly — as it should be done:
    If someone wants to build a similar system, the correct order of steps makes all the difference.

    First, set up the motherboard outside the case:
    CPU, RAM, M.2, and the AIO bracket on the socket.
    In ITX this is a one-way street — there’s no space inside the case for such work.

    Then the motherboard goes into the case and before the AIO is installed, all cables must be connected:
    24-pin, EPS, USB headers, front panel, fan headers.
    If you install the AIO at the top first, access to the headers becomes almost impossible.

    The Pure Loop 3 280mm fits exclusively at the top in the NR200P V2 and sits there perfectly.
    The SF1000 Platinum fits perfectly in the PSU cage and its cables do not create pressure on the airflow.
    The RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC goes in last and fits comfortably.

    Airflow & noise:
    With the mesh panel, airflow is really very good.
    The CPU stays cool, the GPU makes most of the noise during gaming (as expected), but in everyday use the system is almost silent.

    Practicality & future upgrades:
    Something I particularly liked:
    The ASRock Z890I Nova has two additional M.2 slots on the back, and in the NR200P V2 these slots are fully accessible without having to tear down half the system.
    For Mini-ITX this is a huge advantage, especially if you want to add storage later.

    The color:
    I repeat this because it matters:
    The case is black, not gray.
    And it looks much more beautiful than in the photos.

    Is it worth it?
    For me, yes.
    It’s one of the few Mini-ITX cases that fit a 280mm AIO, large GPU, powerful PSU, and allow you to do a clean, organized assembly without struggling with space.

    Conclusion:
    The NR200P V2 (Black) is an excellent Mini-ITX case: sturdy, beautiful, with very good airflow and enough space for high-end hardware.
    Combined with this particular build, it performed flawlessly and I recommend it without a second thought.

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Description & Specifications

Enter a world of sleek and refined functionality with the NR200P V2. The V2 features characteristics typically reserved for high-end

Stay Cool Under Pressure

No compromises on performance with support for 240mm/280mm liquid coolers, providing ultimate thermal performance.

Compact yet powerful

An exceptionally sleek 18.25L design offers unparalleled performance and aesthetics with ventilated steel and tempered glass side panels.

Optimized GPU Performance

An efficient vertical airflow layout supported by a 120mm fan mounted at the bottom keeps your GPU extremely cool.

Support for USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C

A USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C port is integrated into the I/O panel with transfer speeds of up to 20Gbps.

This case is compatible with GeForce Enthusiast SFF-Ready cards, so you can achieve high performance in a smaller space. Look for SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce cards to ensure a perfect fit and streamline your computer build.

Manufacturer

Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Mini Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
Mini ITX

Dimensions

Height
292 mm
Width
385 mm
Length
372 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
1
Internal Hub 2.5"
1

Fan Positions

Front
-
Rear
1
Top Positions
2
Bottom Positions
2

Water Cooling

Radiator Position
Top

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, Microphone, USB 3.2, USB-C
Extras
Pre-installed Fans
Gaming
No
Airflow
No
Home & Office
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • jumpcut
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I recently built a Mini-ITX system in the CoolerMaster NR200P V2 and I was really very satisfied. Let me start with the obvious:
    the case is black, not gray as it appears on Skroutz. In reality, it looks more premium than in the photos.

    The build includes Intel Ultra 7 265, ASRock Z890I Nova, 32GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000MT/s (CL30), Samsung 990 Pro 1Tb, MSI RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC, Be Quiet! Pure Loop 3 280mm, and the Corsair SF1000 Cybenetics Platinum. For Mini-ITX, it’s quite a “packed” setup, but the NR200P V2 handled it without any issue.

    ️ Assembly — as it should be done:
    If someone wants to build a similar system, the correct order of steps makes all the difference.

    First, set up the motherboard outside the case:
    CPU, RAM, M.2, and the AIO bracket on the socket.
    In ITX this is a one-way street — there’s no space inside the case for such work.

    Then the motherboard goes into the case and before the AIO is installed, all cables must be connected:
    24-pin, EPS, USB headers, front panel, fan headers.
    If you install the AIO at the top first, access to the headers becomes almost impossible.

    The Pure Loop 3 280mm fits exclusively at the top in the NR200P V2 and sits there perfectly.
    The SF1000 Platinum fits perfectly in the PSU cage and its cables do not create pressure on the airflow.
    The RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC goes in last and fits comfortably.

    Airflow & noise:
    With the mesh panel, airflow is really very good.
    The CPU stays cool, the GPU makes most of the noise during gaming (as expected), but in everyday use the system is almost silent.

    Practicality & future upgrades:
    Something I particularly liked:
    The ASRock Z890I Nova has two additional M.2 slots on the back, and in the NR200P V2 these slots are fully accessible without having to tear down half the system.
    For Mini-ITX this is a huge advantage, especially if you want to add storage later.

    The color:
    I repeat this because it matters:
    The case is black, not gray.
    And it looks much more beautiful than in the photos.

    Is it worth it?
    For me, yes.
    It’s one of the few Mini-ITX cases that fit a 280mm AIO, large GPU, powerful PSU, and allow you to do a clean, organized assembly without struggling with space.

    Conclusion:
    The NR200P V2 (Black) is an excellent Mini-ITX case: sturdy, beautiful, with very good airflow and enough space for high-end hardware.
    Combined with this particular build, it performed flawlessly and I recommend it without a second thought.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
    • Construction quality
    • Air flow
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Moderate noise
    • Dust filtering
    • Value for money
  • I recently built a Mini-ITX system in the CoolerMaster NR200P V2 and I was really very satisfied. Let me start with the obvious:
    the case is black, not gray as it appears on Skroutz. In reality, it looks more premium than in the photos.

    The build includes Intel Ultra 7 265, ASRock Z890I Nova, 32GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000MT/s (CL30), Samsung 990 Pro 1Tb, MSI RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC, Be Quiet! Pure Loop 3 280mm, and the Corsair SF1000 Cybenetics Platinum. For Mini-ITX, it’s quite a “packed” setup, but the NR200P V2 handled it without any issue.

    ️ Assembly — as it should be done:
    If someone wants to build a similar system, the correct order of steps makes all the difference.

    First, set up the motherboard outside the case:
    CPU, RAM, M.2, and the AIO bracket on the socket.
    In ITX this is a one-way street — there’s no space inside the case for such work.

    Then the motherboard goes into the case and before the AIO is installed, all cables must be connected:
    24-pin, EPS, USB headers, front panel, fan headers.
    If you install the AIO at the top first, access to the headers becomes almost impossible.

    The Pure Loop 3 280mm fits exclusively at the top in the NR200P V2 and sits there perfectly.
    The SF1000 Platinum fits perfectly in the PSU cage and its cables do not create pressure on the airflow.
    The RTX 5070 Ventus X2 OC goes in last and fits comfortably.

    Airflow & noise:
    With the mesh panel, airflow is really very good.
    The CPU stays cool, the GPU makes most of the noise during gaming (as expected), but in everyday use the system is almost silent.

    Practicality & future upgrades:
    Something I particularly liked:
    The ASRock Z890I Nova has two additional M.2 slots on the back, and in the NR200P V2 these slots are fully accessible without having to tear down half the system.
    For Mini-ITX this is a huge advantage, especially if you want to add storage later.

    The color:
    I repeat this because it matters:
    The case is black, not gray.
    And it looks much more beautiful than in the photos.

    Is it worth it?
    For me, yes.
    It’s one of the few Mini-ITX cases that fit a 280mm AIO, large GPU, powerful PSU, and allow you to do a clean, organized assembly without struggling with space.

    Conclusion:
    The NR200P V2 (Black) is an excellent Mini-ITX case: sturdy, beautiful, with very good airflow and enough space for high-end hardware.
    Combined with this particular build, it performed flawlessly and I recommend it without a second thought.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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