Corsair Carbide 275R

Can't get enough of tempered glass cases? Over the years we have seen it all, tempered side doors, a combination of top and side, both sides top and front tempered glass, etc. Because most of the manufacturers use 3-5mm of tempered glass the weight of...

Corsair Carbide 275R – Black and White CasesThe Corsair Carbide 275R features a sleek minimalist design, with well thought out interior. The front panel is solid, with a small cut out at the bottom that hides a white LED accent bar; an RGB LED accent...

The Corsair Carbide 275R is a fine mid tower that is well thought out, easy to build in, and quite attractive. The clean lines lend to it a sophisticated look that you will enjoy. Cable management is a breeze, and the tempered glass shows off your...

Corsair has launched the Carbide 275R which is a mid-tower ATX case that promises good airflow as well as support for a 280mm or 360mm radiator in the front and a 240mm cooler in the...

The 275R is a decent no-frills chassis with a glass side panel, and is priced accordingly. However, we've tested better-performing choices in this price class. Another intake fan (or a slight price drop from the $79.99 launch price) would make it a...

Corsair has updated its range of affordable Carbide Series enclosures with the introduction of the 275R. Priced at £65 with an acrylic panel, or £75 with the reviewed tempered glass, the latest addition to the firm's portfolio has the makings of a solid...

The 275R is very much a safe bet from Corsair. There is nothing here that we haven't seen before elsewhere, and it does little to change the perception that case design has largely stagnated since the general move to designs with PSU shrouds and no...