Phanteks Enthoo Pro Glass Midi Tower PC Case – Black, Tempered Glass Panel, High Airflow Design, Modular HDD Brackets, Water Cooling Support

This case is huge. You can put what ever you want in there. It is beautifully well made and can be fully disassembled or customised. This is one of the few cases I could find that has front external bays and of a decent price.It comes with all the accessories in a plastic box. It fits a Noctua NH-U12A which does a decent job of cooling my CPU.I agree with all the other positive reviews so not going to repeat. Buy it....you wont regret it.

Had this case a few weeks & already built/rebuilt two systems in it. It is an ideal mod'ers case. Great quality. Firm, professional, secure feel to the whole build. Quality glass door, precision hinges & neat thumb screws. Nice pack of extra screws & accessories make it complete. I'm glad I got the version with the usb-c header but beware it needs USB 3.2 gen2 A key type connection. Lots of room to install/reinstall equipment inside. Fantastic fan & cooling options. I did need a couple of 4 pin fan extension cables. Also needed a couple of sata power cable extensions. Even with a good quality psu, with long cables, you may still need more length. Particularly if you need to power resources in the top 5.25 external bays. The 2x SSD caddies fit well & look good, but I'd question the position of them. I've ordered the phantek double bays so I can hold 2x ssd's in each caddie, which saves using the awkwardly placed extra 2x ssd caddies in the rear panel area. The 3.5 drive bays are flexible & easy to remove the drives, but access is via the rear panel so again rather awkward if you like to frequently remove & insert your 3.5 drives. The power button on the top isn't best placed. It's a little too easy to accidentally press the button on top. I've reconfigured my OS's to disable quick press action. Looks great with added lightening & lots of places to discretely place the LEDs to give ambient lighting effect, rather than direct LED glare. Altogether, I am absolutely delighted with this case. Some room for improvement, but imo the best in the market right now.

This is a well built and set out case. It's also huge, there's enough space to hold a dance in it, (if we were allowed to by the Gov). :):). Best case I've had so far. I installed an ATX board and there's a good amount of space around the side and bottom to plug in leads without struggling. There's three 5.25" ODD slots to the front, six 3.5" HDD carriers which can alternatively accommodate 2.5" (HDD or SSD) drives, , and four dedicated 2.5" drive positions, 2 carriers are supplied, extra's are available. Fill that lot up if you can! Also lots of room to run cables behind the motherboard plate, rubber gaskets in most apertures. The right-hand side panel is all steel, the left-hand panel is tempered glass which best of all is hinged so no worries about dropping it. The PCIe slot covers on the back are not the cheap knockout type, they are removable so if need be they can be refitted and you are not left with a gaping hole. More places to put fans and/or water-cooling than you can shake a stick at, it can even take 20cm/8" fans in places.You can also download the manuals for most Phanteks cases from their web site which is useful to give you a heads up before purchase.All in all a very capable case, extremely pleased with my purchase.Some may think its a tad expensive, but you get what you pay for and this is worth every penny.

Acres of room sums this case up nicely. 420mm radiator fits perfectly up top to take care of modern high end CPU cooling. Loads of space to fit an RTX 3090, more HDD mounts than you'll ever need, four dedicated SSD mounting points, space for enough fans to get the whole thing airborne. Really neat cable routing arrangements and a glass panel to show off all your expensive components. Great case, great features, great price. If you're looking to build a monster this case is a fantastic base for it.

A massive case, quite heavy, but win't be affected if it gets bumped.Plenty of bays for drives, 3 x 5.25", 6 x 3.5", so no shortage. It had 2 x 120mm fans already in but you may want to put 140mm fans in it supports 2 in the front, 1 at the rear, and a 3 fan air or water cooler at the top.I has a bunch of holes below where the motherboard would go so that you can route the cables for better airflow.AND it looks great, especailly if you have lights on everything inside, I did that because it want any dearer, in fact as far as the RAM was concerned it was actually cheaper!There are also no sharp edges, so no cuts to yourself or the cables!10 ot of 10!!

A big case although I had to remove HDD cages to accommodate 4090 and even then it's not quite wide enough to avoid bending the power connectors. I haven't resolved how to squeeze the card in and keep the case side on yet but will.

Well thought out case plenty room for all my requirements quality keeps components cool at all times good price seals the deal.

It started with a desire to update my oldish (but still fairly quick) gaming PC, so I collected some new parts over a period lasting several months, such as an Nvidia RTX 3070 graphics card and a 1TB SSD.However, the old case was too small to house the graphics card so I had to buy a new case as well.This Phanteks Ethoo Pro fits the bill, being a full tower type - which is huge (and heavy). It's nicely made and very versatile having 6 slots for 3.5in HDD's, at least 4 mounts for 2.5in SSD's, 3 slots for 5.25in DVD/CD's, and numerous positions for cooling fans.The PSU has to be fitted under a cover at the base of the case, which is unfamiliar to me, so I'm hoping it doesn't suck up too much dust - which it shouldn't do because it has slide-out filters.It also came with a plastic sectioned box with numerous screws - many more than you are likely to need.Overall I'm well impressed with the build quality and versatility and for what you get, it's a very fair price.