Review on Phanteks Eclipse P600S Hybrid Silent And Performance ATX Chassis -Tempered Glass by Chad Rosier

This is one of the best cases I have ever used. It was incredibly well packaged. a very roomy hull (on the larger side of medium tower specs) and not at all light but incredibly durable to the touch. It is designed like a tank with amazing color! Everything is solid and fully functional. on the steel side panel) and is merely "sealed" on the tempered glass on the component side. Removable front and top airflow panels with mesh filter and shields, space for 140mm or 120mm fans (included with 3-140mm units), integrated fan header for PWM or 3-pin header . Tons of slots for SSDs and HDDs if needed, plus sturdy feet. The front cover can be easily removed for filter cleaning and is magnetic. There is also a power supply filter on the bottom. pre-installed pullers (ATX) Supplied with a handy plastic case with assembly material. Nice gesture! On the top is the power button, which also lights up. The front flap has USB ports and a reset button. (No HDD indicator) Numerous micro-velcro straps strategically placed to route wires and cables. Assembly was remarkably easy. these are plastic sliders through which the cables are routed to the motherboard. Maybe just a couple of holes in the form of rubber grommets with the same covers are needed, maybe? Second: add some special handrails to move around? Finally, the 3 included 140mm fans are non-PWM (4-pin) so the included fan controller doesn't have MB control (the controller supports 3-pin or 4-pin independently). Great job Phanteks!