Phanteks Enthoo Pro

Aside from looking unique and distinctively Phanteks, the Enthoo PRO M does not resemble a budget chassis either and shames many mid-tower cases priced over $100 not just in terms of build quality but feature-set as well. Cable management was smartly integrated into the drive mounting design, utilizing the extra space afforded by the sloping drive area and a completely open bottom.

The Enthoo Pro is not too expensive, large or complex, yet it is spacious and versatile enough to be a modder's dream case. If the appearance of the Enthoo Pro pleases you and you want a spacious, adaptable and fairly priced case, it should easily find its way among the first places of your shortlist.

While the Enthoo Pro drops several features from the Enthoo Primo, the price is cut even deeper. Phanteks did not cut any major feature out of the Enthoo Pro. There is plenty of room for some of the largest systems, and the cooling options to keep it all running.

It may not be the Phanteks Enthoo Primo, but if you are looking for a case with room for those large video and cooling options, access to up to 3 external devices, and plenty of mounting space for HDDs and SSDs, then you need this case.

Utilizing many features from the Enthoo Primo makes the Phanteks Enthoo Pro a great purchase and a sure winner in my book. The Phanteks Enthoo Pro, at a price point of only $99.99 USD, is a purchase that's really hard to...