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

Incredibly frustrating to build in - the hinged glass door is stupefyingly in the way the entire time you are wrestling with this monstrosity. Have fun attempting and failing to refit the PS cover to the frame while the door bangs into you repeatedly and you blindly attempt to put in screws with your right hand as your left hand is deflecting the door AND stabilizing the cover - all at the same time. Im actually to angry to continue this tirade as my blood pressure wont settle over this aggravation.

What a wonderful case to work with I dont like most of the modern day cases due to running multiple hard drives. So the last case I really liked was the nzxt switch 810. Recently I upgraded my video card and now I had a r9 390 not doing anything and I thought it would be cool to stick into my htpc and play some games on well the 390 didnt fit in the antc 300 I was using and I had to upgrade. This case solved many problems fits the video card. Holds 6 hard drives good cooling and can take 140mm fans its basically a more modern switch 810. Also this thing hangs out behind my TV so you dont see a giant computer sitting in my living room when you walk in, for any one who was curious how a full tower could be a htpc.

I absolutely love this case.

I bought The Phanteks Enthoo Pro Tempered Glass PH-ES614PTG_BK on amazon May 1 2019 in the past I have always used corsair cases. I found it to be good quality and it was just what I needed for my new computer build. Came well packed and good instructions. will definitely buy from Phanteks again

What can I say except that this is a wonderful case to build in. It has easy cable management, and 4 usb ports at the front panel 2 of which are USB 3. My only gripe is that the 2 usb 2.0 port at the front is kinda loose so be wary of that, besides that the build quality is excellent.

I got this for my kid after he did his own research. I personally dont know squat about this stuff but my son really likes it, so, the rating reflects his opinion.

I have not had many tower cases in recent memory, just the same one that I keep recycling every time I built a computer.

This arrived in 2 days and was in mint condition. It comes in a double heavy cardboard box with foam, which was also wrapped in cardboard. I immediately decided to keep the box because it is so nice. The case had all the offset motherboard screws already installed and was a dream to work with. Prior to this I tried to buy a Thor case, two separate times, and had them both arrive broken and damaged (from Newegg). This, being my 3rd attempt at getting a full tower case was a wonderful ending to the story.

Ive assembled dozens of new builds and whenever possible, work towards persuading my customer into a top-shelf case, with the knowledge that they will likely return to me for their next upgrade. For my own build, coming from a mid-atx case which I had outgrown, I chose this case based on the needed dimensions and reviews from Amazon. I can without hesitation, state that this is a low-end, economy grade case, with very little engineering prowess, and no attempt whatsoever to conceal the lackadaisical machine work in the end product, other than the cheap black paint job on every component. At the time of purchase this case met my needed specifications and I assumed it to be a quality product, however, upon actual assembly, I am sorely disappointed with its design and quality. I will from this point forward, stick with Lian Li as I have in the past.

First, Im a first time PC builder so finding the right case for me was something I took a lot of time researching before I picked this one out. I was about to shell out the same amount of money ($99) for a MID-TOWER case when I realized I could grab this bad boy up for the same price and get full tower. Dont get me wrong, mid-tower cases are lovely but I wanted something bigger that my setup could grow into vs being held back by my case size. Anywho: