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October 2014
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Published: 2014-09-12, Author: Steven , review by: legitreviews.com
When Phanteks introduced us to the Enthoo Primo, it was their top of the line case, with a top of the line price tag. Then they went the opposite direction and released the Enthoo Pro as an entry level case; while it was entry level, they didn't skimp on ...
Published: 2014-09-08, Author: George , review by: hitechlegion.com
After reviewing and using the Phanteks Enthoo Primo, I had some expectations going into the testing of the Luxe. I have to admit that my expectations were pretty lofty for a $149 case, but the Primo had gone so far above and beyond that I felt pretty ju...
Abstract: The Phanteks Enthoo Luxe Full Tower Case is a water coolers wet dream! It has tons of space to work, fits just about any hardware, lots of drive bays, plenty of fans included, side windows, looks awesome and build quality is excellent. It also comes with ...
Sand Blasted Finish, Toolless drive installation, Very rigid structure, Support for SSICEB form factors, Included multicolored LEs, Ample watercooling compatibility
Shares the same chassis as the Enthoo Pro, Power Supply cover does not have rubber grommets for tubing
Just like the rest of the Enthoo line, the Phanteks Enthoo Luxe is a success. It has plenty of features, focused mainly on water-cooling and mod friendly ventures that will most likely attract many enthusiasts. If water-cooling is not your thing, the Enth...
The overall build quality is certainly great and the features offered will give the average PC aficionado plenty to work with. The Phanteks Enthoo Luke is a chassis that comes with everything you need whilst the price was kept at a very reasonable level....
Almost all metal construction, Excellent LED lighting, High $ features from the Primo
Couple of poor unseen finishes, Sticky residue from stickers
The reality of the Luxe can be found right in it's name. It is a deluxe model. For this reason what we are really looking at is not a comparison of this case to every other case on the market in it's price range. We've already done that with the Pro mode...
Great build quality, Very solid use of materials, Embedded, multi-colored LED strips, Fan PCB for up to 6 fans, perfect for water cooling, Two trays for SSD on motherboard tray, Can hold loads of different radiator configurations—including thick variants,
Rather heavy for a chassis of this size, No external 3.5" bay, ODD locks do not hold well, Windows have a strong tint which hides the hardware a little too well, Looks may not be for everyone
The Phanteks Enthoo Luxe will set you back 140 euros or 150 US dollars (black) / 160 US dollars (white). Great build quality Very solid use of materials Embedded, multi-colored LED strips Fan PCB for up to 6 fans, perfect for water cooling Two trays for S...
Well built, price, water cooling features,Hue lighting, expandable, modular case
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If you're on a budget and in the market for a Full Tower Chassis that's very well built and offers you a plethora of options with class, then I am happy to recommend the Phanteks Enthoo Pro for your next build....
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Published: 2014-08-14, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
With each chassis we see from Phanteks, we are taken back with just what goes on inside and out of their cases. The Enthoo Primo is hands down the most well thought out design for water cooled systems, and the Enthoo Pro is the most budget friendly, and ...
Water cooling support, Well built metal frame, Support for large, aftermarket CPU coolers (193mm), Support for large, highend graphics cards (472mm), Long internal cables, Easy cable management (27mm behind the tray Velcro ties), Excellent manual, Dedicat
RGB LED lights have no memory, Fan hub requires CPU header for proper use
Let us recap my reasoning and scoring method before diving into my final words. First I look at what the company is saying it offers. For example, say the company states the case supports large / long graphics cards or ten quiet fans. In this example, I e...
