Review on Phanteks Eclipse P600S Hybrid Silent and Performance ATX Chassis - Tempered Glass, Dual System Support, PWM Hub, Sound Dampening Panels- Anthracite Grey by Mike Betzing

After carefully assembling this case: disassembly, printed instructions, quality workmanship. I have come to the conclusion that this case is one of the best two I have ever worked with. Advantages: >> Clean production. This is a heavier case, meaning the metal is thicker. A good thing. The fittings, the precision of the metal curves and the design make this case outstanding. My case, white, is a glossy paint, not a thin coat. The doors are as close as a good car. Ideal? no If you want perfection, buy a projector. There are no sharp edges anywhere, which has led to jag-free hand assembly for the first time. In case this is the best I've seen in 30 years.>> Intuitive design. From the cable management system to the very well placed cable ports, the end result is the cleanest case interior I've ever seen after assembly. I always thought I must have forgotten something somewhere. Slots for SSD and SATA drives are thought out to the smallest detail, taking into account the ventilation flow that cools them. >> Solid reasoning. Mesh front and top panels, easy-to-remove panels, and cleaning filters are the clear winners. The slide-in filter on the bottom of the housing is easy to clean, as are the front and top filters. >> Documentation. Many case manufacturers print the manual as a last resort just to have it. This colorfully illustrated manual was clearly written by someone who either knew English as a first language or received help from it. After carefully reading the instructions, I found only one small error. Nothing to complain about as it didn't matter. Summary: Price is a starting point for a new venture like this. I'm sure the price will go up as value and quality prevail. The frontrunner Antec can also learn a lot from Phanteks.