Wired2Fire Haven Ember Pro

A stylish system that's packed to the brim with powerful components, so buy it at this price while you can

- TIM DANTON

I suspect that British PC maker Wired2 Fire had fun in the development of the Haven Ember Pro. Its greatest feat is to squeeze a tower PC's worth of gaming rig into a micro-ATX case, namely the striking Jonsbo V12 White chassis (tinyurl.com/379jonsbo). Its most striking feature of all is the 8mm-thick walnut panel, apparently made from North American walnut trees, which Wired2Fire decided was better described as “ember” to capture the warmth of the colouring.

Press the equally stylish white-LED-framed power button - which sits above a rather less stylish trio of USB-A, USB-C and 3.5mm headphone jack - and the aRGB case fans spin into action. Two 120mm fans at the front, one at the rear, with airflow moving from front to back and cooling the striking, metal-finned Noctua NH D8L air cooler in the process. Viewed straight from the front it looks stunning, a mix of retro and futuristic, with the only question mark being whether you want to see the innards.