The Streacom DA2 is an absolutely beautiful chassis. With its aluminium wrapped body and tool-less side panels, it certainly manages to visually convey the price premium of a higher-end ITX chassis. This dedication to the look and feel is present down to the clean front I/O and its embedded power button.

On the inside, Streacom has managed to squeeze in the same universal mounting system we have seen in previous enclosures, so you can absolutely go wild and create a system packed with storage for an ITX NAS build or opt to squeeze in a 240 mm AIO along with your potent graphics card without breaking a sweat. This essentially makes the Streacom DA2 the most flexible ITX chassis out there, allowing you to go for nearly any scenario you can think of, from a data storage box to a gaming rig or ATX PSU-based HTPC. I would not even be surprised if I end up seeing custom liquid cooling or SFX-based gaming builds with four 120 mm fans alongside an AIO somehow.

If there are any gripes I have, it would be the fact that the acrylic panel, especially the outer layer, is a bit thin and fragile, and the placement of the power cable could be moved over to allow for a bit more room for the various top-blow coolers out there. In addition to that, the power button/LED lead kept sliding off the pins in the front of the chassis, which made things a bit more complicated during cable routing.

However, none of that really takes away from the flexibility you are presented with in the Streacom DA2, which makes it a great ITX chassis.