The ASRock H370M-ITX/ac is a very interesting product. It fits the bill as an entry-level mITX product and has a great price to match. With a bevy of connectivity options at its disposal, the ASRock H370M-ITX/ac is sure to form the base of a great rig for those who aren't so interested in pushing maximum overclocks. I mean, we have such powerful CPUs these days, is there even really any need to overclock at all for daily usage?
As mentioned earlier in the review, there were a few areas that I think could use a bit of improvement, but then my logic sets in and I think about the price and have to shrug; what exactly does this board NOT offer? Multiple PCIe slots? Multiple M.2 ports? is that really a problem for most users who might be interested in a board that only costs a hundred bucks? Probably not. Although the capabilities are a bit limited here, with the chipset itself not being a fully-fledged Z370 one, but these limitation are nothing ASRock has control over. There's also the tiny size to consider, yet everything that is here works really well and doesn't really feel like a $100 product. I've used boards that worked far worse than this one and cost far more, and more times than I should have. It was most definitely a very pleasing experience playing with the ASRock H370M-ITX/ac.
With all things said and considered about the ASRock H370M-ITX/ac, it is a fantastic board with a fantastic set of features for a fantastic price. There are many things this board could do differently, but does it even really need to for $100? I really can't say that it does.