Corsair unveiled its 2800X RS-R ARGB micro-ATX case, targeting builders who want high-end features without the bulk of traditional towers. The case arrives in black or white and serves as a more compact alternative to the company's 3500X, maintaining the same performance capabilities while eliminating unused PCIe slots for cleaner builds.

The 2800X supports full-sized graphics cards with 410 mm of GPU clearance and includes three pre-installed RS120-R ARGB PWM reverse-rotor fans for immediate cooling and lighting customization. Its roomy interior accommodates radiators up to 360 mm on top and provides 10 fan mounting positions, matching cooling flexibility typically reserved for larger chassis. Tempered glass panels on both front and sides showcase internal components and cable management.

Designed for modern DIY builds, the case works with reverse-connector motherboards from ASUS, MSI, and GIGABYTE to minimize visible cables. A built-in GPU anti-sag arm protects hardware, while the rear chamber simplifies cable routing with Velcro straps and supports dual SSD or single HDD installation. Top-mounted I/O includes USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C for 20 Gb/s transfers.

Pricing starts at $89.99 in the US with a two-year warranty, positioning the 2800X as an affordable entry point for compact high-performance builds. The case is available now through Corsair's authorized retailers and webstore.