Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX Series PH-ES215P_SRD Black / Red Mini-ITX Computer Case

Pros: ITX Tower. Quality materials used in the case. Includes a 200mm fan. Supports full ATX Power supplies. Supports full length Gpu's. Supports full loop custom water cooling Plenty of cable management space. Supports large CPU air coolers. Has two SSD mounting slots. Has two Hard Drive trays. Has a vary large window.

Cons: Only Comes with only one SSD tray. It's a little big to support full loop water cooling. That being said, this case will not work with long power supplies; unless you remove the Hard drive trays.

Pros: I opened the box and started looking at the case, and I really love the layout / design.<br>Pretty well vented, the entire front of the case is an air inlet, with the cool air flowing in around the edges of the front panel.<br>Plenty of room for a liquid cooling setup, and just about any Air cooled setup.<br>Fits a full size graphics card with ease.<br>Pretty roomy for an ITX case.

Cons: Received this product with damage to the upper right corner of the front panel.<br>Also had a partially crushed front panel USB port. *Update -- I contacted PhanteksUSA support. Got them a picture and a copy of my invoice, and the next day they had a replacement panel in the mail. GREAT customer support! Updated to four stars from two, to reflect the quality of the company!

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone wanting to build a gaming ITX system.<br>I would buy this again, given the same budget.<br>I would like to have received an "un-damaged" product, but the company did a great job with customer support.

Pros: Price 200mm fan included Easy AIO installation Plenty of room for expansion Color matching LEDs (Red LEDs for a RED and black interior and exterior) Paint job is nice Plenty of room for cable management

Cons: Window scratches a bit easily

Overall Review: I came from a Silverstone FTZ01 where I was starting to get sick of the lack of options that it has. I liked that case but I was very limited as to what I could do in the cooling department. After much deliberation, I decided to give the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX a shot and I couldn't be happier that I did. This is the first Phanteks product I've used and I am definitely impressed. I ended up picking up the red and black version to match the color scheme of both my motherboard (ASRock Fatal1ty z170 Gaming-ITX/AC ) and my AIO (Deepcool Captain 240EX) and I am not disappointed with the paint finish at all. Installation was significantly easier in this case and more reminiscent of building in a standard ATX case. However, I did have to pick up some cable extensions for my EPS and 24PIN connectors since the SFX-L PSU I was using has shorter cables. I like that they included a 200mm fan that can run at low RPM (which also means low noise) but still move a good amount of air through the case. The case holds all of my components and has room for expansion if I so desire. I can easily recommend this case (in whatever color suits you) to anyone looking for a reasonably small case that can hold a large amount of components.

Pros: -looks are great -supports most AIO water cooling -cable management is easy -side window -feels sturdy

Cons: -the color on the plastic and steel are different shades of white -size is a bit big for a mini ITX

Overall Review: I recommend this case, would purchase again!

Pros: - Well-laid out interior, thoughtful. - Room for 240mm (120mm x 2) liquid cooler! - Everything I was looking for: solid, ITX, cooler room, storage space, easy cabling. - What a great price

Cons: - The window is super (I mean SUPER) easy to scratch. I left the wrap on it until my build was done, and it still ended up with a bunch of scuffs. - The cooler tray at the top doesn't slide in and out as easily as you'd like, so removing it scratches up the case.

Pros: I have purchased many of these cases for itx super computer builds and this red version is nice for red / black builds. True Pro's It will fit any graphics card you want to put in it. I have put tripple fan 1080's and 295x's in these cases It will fit the Corsair 115i water cooler with no problem The fan on the front does move a good amount of air and is quit even with out a PWM You can use a m.2 ssd from the back or have a normal one hidden or up top. It will hold a pump / res for custom water cooling loops It's got a small foot print that will tuck under most tables and when the system is built is rather light to transport. I carry these all day long in 1 arm. Pro tip- buy a 2 pack LED strip and put one inside the case and the other in front of the big fan for a awesome glowing effect from not only inside but the front of the case.

Cons: There really is not a lot to complain about but being a true system builder who works with these a bunch here are my only complaints. For water cooling the top air vents could be better most the air does come out the back but it is fine. The top edge in the middle of the case can bend if you put to much presure on it and it's pretty hard to get that bend back out. With a water cooling set up you kinda have to watch the cables as you slide it back in as it likes to pinch any power or fan connectors you are routing from the back. You really need a modular power supply especially if you plan on putting a full HD in the lower cage. the cable room in the bottom is pretty tight. All in all it's still a 9/10 case and by far the best of any brand I have worked with. I frequently get to use "OPM" to buy products and this case is one I personally am always confident using. Bottom line If you are interested in building a super ITX build .. This is the only logical choice to go with.

Overall Review: I would recommend this case pretty much over any other case in it's class for people wanting to do a smaler form factor while keeping the parts of a super computer.

Pros: - Plenty of space for the necessary components - Good build quality - Versatile and thoughtful layout - Excellent cooling and airflow - The removable fan bracket on the top is a great design choice. Makes maintenance a snap. See Cons for other comments about this.

Cons: Small preference but the SSD plate near the video card should be perforated to allow heat to rise. Also, the top panel should have additional air flow. The air volume that is allowed to enter or exhaust through the top can easily be constraining with just 1 fan. I installed a 2-fan radiator and there is simply not enough ventilation to exhaust the heat from the chassis. A perforated top or larger side grooves would have been better here.

Overall Review: I installed a Corsair H100i GTX onto the top bracket and it fit perfectly. Plenty of room to slide it inboard or outboard as needed. Even though my RAM has larger heat spreaders on it, there is plenty of clearance.

Pros: - 3.5" Drive bay mounts can also mount 2.5" drives - Can house four 2.5" drives (if you purchase an extra SSD mounting tray) or two 3.5" drives with two 2.5" drives (only one 2.5" drive if you don't purchase an extra 2.5" tray mount) - Elegant design with fantastic cable management (good at hiding cables with nice interior framework) - Fits an XFX R9 390 (about an 11.4" card) perfectly - The red LED bar on the front of the case is illuminated quite nicely (not too bright, not too dim) - Extra large and quiet front intake fan

Cons: - Graphics cards with coolers wider than the 2-slot I/O shield may not fit properly in this case - Hooking the front fan up to a fan controller doesn't seem to allow you to alter the speeds whatsoever - The black paint on chassi can scratch off easily (with the scratch of a fingernail I noticed) the side panels and front are not affected by this. Just the rear of the chassi and the interior mostly.

Overall Review: I would get this case if you don't mind having a large ITX build. But the size allows for great cable management and the elegance of the case makes it all worth it in the end. Get some glowy fans and LEDs in there and mmmm MMMMM that computer look sexy