Was after an inexpensive larger case and came across this. Seems like a fairly good deal for the price, and includes a tempered glass side panel and one cooling fan (with room for more).
I personally like that it has a slot for an internal optical drive too as I have a good blu-ray drive I still use.
Product page is here: http://www.deepcool.com/product/case/2018-11/9_9973.shtml
With a limited number of drive bays and merely 1.7 cm taller, Deepcool listed this as a Middle Tower Case. PCCG marketing deceptively changed it to a Full Tower Case.
Mid-tower cases are smaller, about 46 cm (18 in) high with two to four external bays.
— https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_case#Sizes_and_termin…
Yeah, hence my title 'mid/full tower'
Might be better described as a large mid-tower case.
Not bad, shipping always kills case deals.
Yep, saw the case, saw the price and then saw PCCG & knew it was going to be 'no deal'.
Biggest shipping rorters, but hey, if you're local, great deal.
btw.. for those in Sydney, MWAVE have it for the same price.
I love all the BS airflow diagrams that all brands are guilty of. But yeah this is a good deal if you an pick it up.
There is also a Deepcool D-Shield V2 case for $49 at MWAVE
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/deepcool-dshield-v2-windowe…
Very similar to this, only difference being the non-perforated front which may restrict airflow.
Full glass is much nicer than a small plastic window imo
definitely yeah. Wouldn't trade my Fractal Design Meshify C for anything else though, has both glass and meshed front. The downside of Fractal Design is that even though they're cheap in the US, they seem to come at a price premium in Au.
Deepcool E-Shield is like poor man's version of the Fractal Design.
Then there is me who is the opposite. I like a fully enclosed, quiet noise and quiet design. So I have a Fractal Define R5 non-windowed. To me a case is not seen or heard.
Looks like a good simple design, avoids the idiotic trend for blocking out the front panel and killing airflow