Phanteks (PH-ES614PTG_BK) Enthoo Pro ATX Chassis, Tempered Glass, Intergrated RGB Lighting, Black

Finding a case these days that can hold more then a couple of 3.5 inch drives, let alone have 5.25 inch bays is an exercise in frustration. Why would I want to clutter up my already messy desk with external drives that I could simply stuff in my PC case? Well the Enthoo Pro has you covered. Its one of the easiest cases to build in Ive ever encountered and has plenty of expandability for whatever you can throw at it. It fits huge graphics cards, has excellent air flow, room for all the drives, room for radiators, extremely customizable for custom loop water cooling, and has USB-C 3.2 up front. Yeah this is a decade old design, but it still hasnt been topped in function. And it looks great doing it.

This is a very good case and very easy to work on. It also looks really nice and clean. Everything is organized and easy to put together. I love the glass door where the door just swings open, no hassle trying the get the door back on. I have used some of the best cases and spent a lot of money, no question this is just as good and just as easy to work on, if not easier. Nice fans and you can add some in the front. Packaged so well. Comes with a little plastic case with all the screws and stuff, not those stupid little bags where they all fall out trying to get the one you need! The only thing on my wish list, I wish there were more usb slots and on the top of the of the case. The little door I took off makes it hard to see the console. This was a very quick, build, only took 1 1/2 hours and I was done due to the great organization of the case. ATX MOBO fits easily with a big fan! That is with 2 M2 drives, 2 ssd drives and 3 sata drives. a dvd read writer and a audio panel (music files are really large!). Not to mention the necessary stuff! This is a heavy case, but I find it makes it very stable. Love the case and how cool it helps keep my big AMD chip. A winner!

Very spacious case, plenty of room for even the largest of coolers and graphics cards. Many mounting spots for fans to keep your temps as low as can be. Large, hinged, tempered glass panel that makes displaying your RGB easy, as well as allowing easy access to the guts on the inside of the case. Comes with the case cables pre-cable-managed with Phanteks awesome velcro zipties. Only bad thing is my dad had a habit on leaning on top of my old tower, right where the new towers power button is, and has now hard-shutdown my computer 4 times, which has lead me to unplug the towers power button from the motherboard. Thankfully the MSI x570 ACE motherboard I used for my build has a built in power switch on the board, which the easy to open glass panel helps me to get to.

As good as description indicated.

After 2 months the 140mm fans leaked out the oil that was in them. Amazon was willing to replace the entire case but I opted to just buy better fans instead.

Like many ancient geeks, I started building PCs in the 90s. Eventually, I switched to high powered laptops, and stopped building for a while. Recently, I came across some cheap parts, and decided to build a new PC for the first time in years. When researching cases, the Phanteks Enthoo Pro was recommended quite a few times. At around $100, the price was inline with tower cases back in the day, but this thing blows them out of the water.

I have had this case for about 3 months and it is my favorite case out of the handful of gaming computer builds that I have completed. First off, it is big. This is probably the biggest downside if you are looking to fit the case in a tight space. For building a system, this is great as there is so much room inside the case, it makes putting together a computer very easy. The design team thought things through when designing this case and made it look very nice to the end user by being able to elegantly hide the cables and put components in places that are very efficient while allowing a great deal of room for modification. The case has so many vents and is easy to clean and take apart. The glass door makes viewing the inside motherboard very cool. After transitioning from a Lian-Li computer case which was also very nice and looked like a media center versus a PC, this case is a lot easier to work with and build a computer. Would recommend!

I wanted a PC case that was practical more than stylish, with plenty of space, drive bays, options for disc drives, etc. More than that I wanted a case that was user-friendly and easy to work with. This case succeeded really well on most areas. I can tell a LOT of very thoughtful design went into the making of this case to make it as useful and user-friendly as possible, and I really appreciate it. There are tons of cable-management options built in, tons of options for fan placement, drive bays, everything I needed. I just kept feeling like, oh thats so nice they thought of that! as I was putting together my computer. The case is minimalistic, not super flashy, understated perhaps but thats what I wanted.

I really loved this case when I first got it. I bought it because it looked great for the price and still has 6 drive bays. I am using this as a general use computer as well as a plex server.

I got this case specifically because it had slots where I can install a DVD drive to play all my CDs. This case is amazing, though it is a bit taller than I thought it would be. A big highlight about this case is its filters, easy to clean and catches a lot of that dust.