This comparison shows 4 objects drawn to scale. Drag the view to rotate it, or add your own items to the comparison.
| Object | As entered | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| geeek a50 (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 330 × 140 × 210 mm | 33.0 × 14.0 × 21.0 cm | 13.0 × 5.51 × 8.27 in |
| dancase | 327 × 112 × 205 mm | 32.7 × 11.2 × 20.5 cm | 12.9 × 4.41 × 8.07 in |
| Node 202 (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 377 × 82.0 × 330 mm | 37.7 × 8.2 × 33.0 cm | 14.8 × 3.23 × 13.0 in |
| corsair 760t (Current Case) (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 568 × 246 × 564 mm | 56.8 × 24.6 × 56.4 cm | 22.4 × 9.69 × 22.2 in |
| Object | Volume | vs smallest |
|---|---|---|
| geeek a50 (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 9.7 litres | 1.3× |
| dancase | 7.51 litres | 1× |
| Node 202 (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 10.2 litres | 1.4× |
| corsair 760t (Current Case) (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 78.8 litres | 10× |
* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, dancase.