– Wood front panel available, priced at $119 (vs. $99 for black/white)
– Supports graphics cards up to 43.5 cm, fitting most RTX 5090 variants
– Accommodates Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX motherboards
– Fits up to nine fans or a 360 mm top radiator
– Includes USB-C (10 Gbit/s), two USB-A (5 Gbit/s), and headphone jack
Design and Dimensions
The Jonsbo D33 is a bit bigger than the D32 Pro, but the new case realy stands out thanks to its front panel which has decorative, elongated bars – in one version, these bars are made from wood. The corners are more rounded off, plus one side has a big window that shows most of the internal components. It measures 45.5 x 23.8 x 36.8 centimeters, making it notably longer then the D32, witch allows it to hold graphics cards up to 43.5 centimeters long, even enough for many Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 variants.
Connectivity and Hardware Support
On the front panel it also has a USB-C port (10 Gbit/s), two USB-A ports (5 Gbit/s), and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. The case supports both Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX motherboards. You can install up to nine fans total – three 120 mm fans on the bottom, three 120 mm fans on the top, two 140 mm fans at the front, and one 120 mm fan at the back. Alternatively, a 360 mm radiator for an all-in-one CPU cooler can go on the top.
- Space for two 3.5-inch hard drives
- Two 2.5-inch SSDs
- SFX power supply up to 16 centimeters long
Pricing and Availability
The Jonsbo D33 is available now. White or black front models cost $99, but the version with a wood front is priced at $119. Its designed to fit large graphics cards, making it a good choice for high-end builds. While the case offers plenty of airflow options, the wood version adds a natural aesthetic that might not be for everyone.
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