Ichiban Kuji
The external dimensions for ULTRA/PRO2.0/LITE/Infinity Display Case are 44.3 cm (height) x 26 cm (length) x 26 cm (width), and the internal dimensions are 38 cm (height) x 22.6 cm (length) x 22.6 cm (width). These cases can support collectible figures up to 12 inches in size, but some larger figures like the 1/6 scale Thanos or the 1/6 scale MK44 may not fit.
The MINI display case has external dimensions of 34.3 cm (height) x 26 cm (length) x 26 cm (width) and internal dimensions of 28 cm (height) x 22.6 cm (length) x 22.6 cm (width).
quality of materials is good. I never had an issue with knocking the side acrylic panels the magnets are strong enough.
they stack with a small extra power connector so I have 2 stacks of 2 running on 1 power supply each.
the remote works via IR so I use a broadlink programmable IR blaster connected to WiFi with broadlink motion sensor scheduled to automatically turn on during evenings when I come up to my desk. they turn off soon after it detects no motion for roughly 1 minute to not waste electricity.
purchased 2 then another 2 had them for 2+ years and I have had zero issues. they turn on and off roughly twice per day and all the LED's are still working they are a well made product. I didn't want to risk it with something cheap so if you can afford it these Apex Time Chaos display box's are good value thanks to high quality.
just make sure to get the right size by measuring your figure height. I don't have any huge figures so I could settle for the Chaos mini. Larger models also have some extra features with lighting etc so consider that added value as well.
The only downside is the price. Quite expensive for a small case
One glaring shortcoming would be that the side panels are secured by four small magnets which are sadly easily knocked out. Because the magnets are simply drilled into the acrylic panel, that's just one way road to a big crack. So long as you're careful with it and maybe secure it with a small strip of clear tape, it serves its purpose.