In this video I’m taking a proper look at a new case that Okinos sent over: the Okinos Air Cross. I’ve had an Okinos case before (the Aqua 9) and the build quality on that was exceptional, and this one is absolutely no different—just a lot more polished and discreet. The front is mostly mesh for airflow, but the standout is that real wood emblem on the bottom (they even include a certificate of authenticity), and they’ve integrated the power button into it. It’s the sort of case you could genuinely stick in a living room without it screaming “RGB gamer PC”. I go over the specs and the airflow layout, then I move my benching rig into it to show what it’s like to build in. It supports ITX/mATX/ATX, up to a 180mm air cooler, 400mm GPU, and around 170mm PSU length—important because the PSU mounts at the front, rotated 90 degrees, which is a genuinely unique design I’ve not seen before. You also get loads of tool-less panels, thick 5mm glass, rubber grommets, and surprisingly good included fans (two 140s front, two 120s bottom, plus a provided rear fan). For around £113 on Amazon, I honestly think it’s a bit cheap for how premium it feels, and it’s going to be my go-to case on the channel for benchmarking GPUs going forward.