Phanteks (PH-ES614PTG_BK) Enthoo Pro ATX Chassis, Tempered Glass, Intergrated RGB Lighting, Black

Excellent case. Bought it in 2021 and it still looks new despite the fact I live in a tropical environment with lots of salt in the air. It is a very spacious case with room to add multiple HDDs, Big GPU, and lots of led lights. It was easy to remove components to customize for my specific needs. I currently have 6 HDDs, and an SSD dive. Main OS in on a NVMe drive. Big GPU and liquid cooling. The tempered glass is very thick and strong, I accidentally dropped it on my concrete floor and not even a scratch. Overall the case is built solid and it’s a good value for money.

Putting everything together with this case was very straight forward. It has lots of space and convenience for cable management, as well as plenty of slots for HDD’s and SSD’s. I didn't have trouble figuring out where things go even without the manual. It’s hard to find nice modern looking tempered glass cases like this that ACTUALLY have optical drive bays nowadays. Especially having more than one slot. Overall it’s a great value for the price if you find them in stock. Would be perfect for a media server type of build, but I personally love it for my main gaming rig/workstation. Lots of room for additions and great airflow. The USB-C port on the front panel is nice as well if your motherboard has a connection for it. The included fans are a bit cheap but I wouldn’t say they’re terrible or too noisy. Overall I think it’s a great case for being under $150 in my case.

It's taken me a while to write this, as it took forever to get a GPU, which I wanted before even thinking of starting this. The final result was great, with 1 minor exception (which I'll mention in cons) that was easily resolved by Phanteks. Pros: - The case is HUGE! - The 3 external drive bays are great for optical drive fans like me (I used 1 for M-disc, 1 for Lightscribe, and 1 for every day use - Although it comes with a fan hub, and 2 140mm fans, I removed the hub and the 2 fans because my MSI mobo has 6 fan headers (including the CPU), and the fan hub is simply not needed. I bought 5 PWM Corsair 140mm ML series fans (1 with white LED to mount over the CPU cooler) As a side note, I linked the rear and top front fan to PCI slot temp, and the top, CPU, and lower front fan to CPU core temp. - I added Phanteks combo Neon strips around the mobo and behind the front drive cages/housing. Through MSI Dragon, I linked all LEDs (including the mobo LED) to CPU core temp. Like this, if I see Red, I know something is wrong. I did the same thing for the GPU LEDs, except for 3 zone temp. Altogether, if everything is white, is okay; if it's red, it's not. - Cable management is a breeze. Plenty of space and slots, with ties and straps included - I removed the top HDD cage, to give the top front fan a direct line of sight to the GPU, and installed 3 HDDs in the lower cage - Overall build quality of the case along with accessories and instructions is great, with 1 exception... The 1 Con: - When I started my build, I removed the glass panel, and placed it alone back in the box, where it stayed until I was finished with the build. I mounted the glass panel when I was finished, and removed the plastic cover. Just yesterday, I glanced over at my tower, and noticed something I hadn't noticed. A circular mark, only visible when the lights are on. I looked closer, and noticed it's on the inside. I tried using alcohol to clean it, but then realized... it's a circular scratch. You can clearly see it in the last 2 pics that I took last night, and once again, you can see it in the 5th picture, which I took last week when I proudly completed this system. This looks like a suction cup mark. I'll try and use a polishing cloth, but I'm afraid of making things worse. I know it's going to bother me now that I know it's there, but I'd be interested to know if anyone else noticed a similar mark? *** Ending on a positive resolution of this "con", only 2 e-mails to Phanteks (1 first contact, and 1 receipt/invoice request reply), and another glass panel is on the way! Overall, this is a GREAT case. Just understand that it's a full tower and HUGE. I would buy this case again for another build; however, next time, first thing I will do is a more thorough inspection of all the components, especially the glass. Still, with the GREAT Phanteks customer service, it's only a minor hassle if an issue comes up.

First, I'm a first time PC builder so finding the right case for me was something I took a lot of time researching before I picked this one out. I was about to shell out the same amount of money ($99) for a MID-TOWER case when I realized I could grab this bad boy up for the same price and get full tower. Don't get me wrong, mid-tower cases are lovely but I wanted something bigger that my setup could grow into vs being held back by my case size. Anywho: This case is an absolutely joy to work in. The mobo stand offs come pre-installed for ATX so it saves a little time during mobo installation, which is a nice bonus. Cable management is fantastic as well with plenty of room in the back for all your cables, plenty of holes to put your cables through and tie downs to keep cables bundled together but flat. There's also the added feature of a fan hub in the back so if you prefer you can plug a decent amount of CPU fans into the hub to control all the speeds via the hub instead of having them all plugged into each individual fan header on the mobo (saves time AND doesn't leave your fan cables hanging around the mobo). One feature I also really loved with this case was the screws and panels they used with it -- everything is EASY to take apart if you need to and the panels/case are made with enough room in mind that you're gonna have cables in the back so that your panels are flush with the case instead of having to finesse the panels into being flush with the case. (I admit in my old case I struggled to get the back panel to be flush with the case because there simply was not enough clearance, even when making the cables as flat as possible w/ tie downs, etc.). Phanteks is wonderful. Not only did they make a fantastic case with TEMPERED GLASS on the side without breaking the bank they also give you an entire accessory box that has a variety of screws you may need during your PC build, including screws for PSU, fans, HDD, etc. Absolutely loved that they included it as some of the screws I saved from the old build wouldn't work with me so I just used new ones (thanks Phanteks!). This case also comes with plenty of DUST FILTERS so you can minimize the amount of dust getting into your system while having an easy way of removing and cleaning said filters. The feet on the case also have rubber on them so they won't slide and they keep your system in place. Lastly the front panel: Love that the front panel is hidden away by a little cover when not in use and has plenty of USB ports for your convenience. Overall this case is definitely worth the money and great for first time builders because it has so much space inside while having the convenience of cable management made easy, etc.

I was looking for a case for a photo editing / gaming build. Once I came across the Phanteks Enthoo Pro Tempered Glass PH-ES614PTG_BK at Micro Center in Houston, my search was over. Well, kind of. The guys pulled the box and I went to check out and the price was incorrect. Turns out they gave me the wrong case and didn't have the one I wanted in stock. So I left disappointed. But, Amazon Prime came to the rescue. They had the case in stock and I had it on my doorstep in two days. I'm an old school, well, we can just say older guy. I was really looking for a case with multiple drive bays. I know these days that most software can be downloaded and data can be transferred via USB drives, etc. But, I still need to or want to burn and watch CD-ROMs, DVDs and BluRay discs. I also like to load CF and SD cards directly into the PC. This case has three 5.25" drive bays. That certainly met my needs. I was a bit surprised that it was difficult to find more information about this case online. Most of the YouTube videos are for other models that have a partial glass side panel. This case has a hinged tempered glass side panel that covers the entire side and is easily removed with two thumb screws. The power button is on the top. On the front panel, at the top, there is a hinged, covered, top section that has 2 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0, microphone and headphone jacks, a reset switch and an LED switch to control the colors of the power button. You can get more details about the case at the Phanteks website. My build is a work in progress. I call her Gator Growler (I'm a University of Florida alum). My RGB color palate is of course, Orange and Blue. And in the photos you'll see my Albert the Gator statue. My current build has an ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero motherboard with an Intel Core i5 8600K CPU. The CPU chills with a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 LED fan. My primary drive is a 500GB Samsung NAND SSD 970 EVO NVMe.2 and my data drive is a 1TB Samsung NVME SSD 960 EVO M.2. I also have a few other drives installed that were laying around from older PCs. I have 32GB of DDR4-3200 RAM from G.SKILL (8132MBx4). The GPU is an XFX Radeon RX 550 with 4GB GDDR5 memory. I'm using a PowerSpec 650W (80 Plus Bronze) PSU. I have a Corsair K70 Lux RGB keyboard (MX Cherry Brown) and a Corsair M65 Pro RGB gaming mouse. I'm running Windows 10 Home 64 bit. This case has great cable management with several fasteners. The other side panel is metal and is secured by a couple of screws. There is a power supply shroud that makes a nice platform for my Albert Gator statue to sit on. There are two fans and space for plenty more. There is a fan controller. There is lots of room for expansion and flexibility. My next updates probably focus on RGB light strips, RGB fans and replacing the CPU cooler with an All-in-one (AIO) solution. I don't think you can go wrong with this case. I love it. Definitely 5 stars in my book!

Really nice case, very customizable, plenty of great features, I really dislike the plastic used in any case and would have gave really low rating on the fact that top of case rim and faceplate are plastic, but it gives a brushed aluminum look that I actually find very appealing. I would have considered this best case in the world if it were done in real brushed aluminum. Plastic on it doesn’t seem flimsy or cheap, but still yuk. I have to give a generous rating because of other qualities in this case that really shine. Fan extention circut board expertly located and a must have. The tempered glass is thick and premium quality. Only quarell with it is door upon closing point does not align well with case, but they make fixes itself when fully closed, not making a big deal because they supply two quality screws with premium rubber grommets that secure door in close position. Two metal trays included for SSD’s that have plenty of rubber grommeted screws for quick slotting theough out various locations with super tight fit. No play whatsoever, again premium! Pre-installed straps wo super sexu jet black 140mm Phantek fans also supplied. The case sits straight and level and never budges from where you set it thanks to six premium rubber feet (looks good too). Pre-installed motherboard screw stands with good clearance saved me time installing (excellent!) I installed push pull config radiator at top and just bately cleared remove tabs on ram slots on an Asus Hero VII motherboard. Would have been a deal breaker. Pre-Installed Phantek wire management straps look good and ate a joy to work with. The quality and expert placement of fan filters send this case over the top! No dust incomming and easy removal for cleaning is it’s strongest feature, they really did it well by including a top fan filter that is magneted into place for super easy very fast removal for cleaning. They dented this filter a bit during shipping which almost caused me to give 2 star rating, but I’m swallowing my pride and remaining humble. If it were not for yuk plastic cover and shipping would have easily given 10 star rating platinum! I recommend this product, just for gods sake do a better job next time sending my item in perfect condition.

This case is very, very well designed. My old metal case was getting to be a pain to deal with, and I bought this to upgrade. I wanted lots of room and the ability to use any form factor motherboard. I currently have a micro ATX in there (it looks lonely), but I am planning to upgrade the MB to something like the ASUS ROG MAXIMUS XII, which is EATX, and I hate buying cases; I want one that will last a long time. The case provides velcro straps for securing the wiring on the back of the mounting board, so most of the cabling is out of the way. There is a plastic panel that goes over the power supply to hide it; be sure to vent your power supply out the bottom (duh) or the cover will block it. That said, you can leave the cover out if you want. I included pictures of my installation both with and without the cover on the power supply. (I'm clearly not a fan of fancy lighting, as you can tell, but will also probably add some RGB at some point.) There are caddies for drives that are accessible from the back (see the picture). Right now they are not populated, but I have lots of large spinning drives lying around (since I have replaced them with SSDs in every computer in the house) that will get mounted in here at some point for a file server. I have two WD Blue SSDs that mount on rubberized holders in the case (you can see them in the picture). The power supply I had did not have long enough power cables to attach to both... so I got a new power supply. The most surprising thing about this case is that it comes with a little plastic box that sorts your motherboard screws and connectors. Overall everything about this is very professional and the build is solid. Coming from an all-metal and glass case, it thought I might dislike the plastic, but the textured plastic actually looks good. The only "gotcha" I saw online while researching this case was that you need to make sure to connect the power cables to the front panel. Apparently things will work if you don't, but not well (no light for power supply, front connectors fail, etc.). I've seen some complaints where the answer was to "connect the power cables." So you know... do that. I don't water cool my PC, so I cannot weigh in on that. My PC runs cool with the stock CPU cooler and performs great in this case, and after four months of continuous running around a dog who constantly sheds, the interior is still clean. Highly recommended.

This case is so very well made. I felt like I was back in the 70's and receiving a product of choice. They packed the box. Instead of styrofoam it was the layered foam and that was covered by cardboard with handles part way down which made it much easier to get out of the shipping box.. All of the accessories were in a small cardboard box inside of the case, and then inside that, I found a divided folded lid plastic box inside with all the screws.. Sooooooooo very nice.. It comes with extra tie down straps of two lengths.. The manual is an actual book.. instead of a cheap folded unreadable piece of paper. This is a large case folks, a true full tower.. It has fabulous wire management and pots of room. The cover on the power supply is removed by three thumbscrews with optional Phillips and then you slide it forward off of the three rubber grommeted screws. Fans Out The Wazoo!!! It comes with 2 fans.. One mounted in the front and one on the back, but can hold a lot more. 6 main drive bays and up to 5 2.5" drive mounts with 2 included chassis for the 2.5" size. The rails are thoughtfully made with folding lever clamps to hold the drives in the rails and an additional screw each side if you really want to. This monster of a case has pots of room for a proper custom water cooler or just an AIO.. of several sizes.. Marvellously built and still of the minimalist styling and meant for RGB. The front is plastic and is rather easy to pop off for cleaning.. Filters on the top, underneath, and in front.. It comes with 3 fans.. 2 x 140mm, and 1 x 120mm. I would have preferred the power button and hard drive light to have been front mounted, but it is ok.. The HDD light is very tiny and white in color and the power button shines soft blue. I ended up having to use the front panel RGB button to light up the pump, ( might change that up later ) The power button and the pump are different colors.. when the pump is purple, the bower button is gold.. That's not very sensible. it was also rather difficult to get the 140mm fan halos on when using the Phanteks halos. I finally managed it.. and it looks marvellous. I rather liked their halos because the lighted ring is totally behind the frame, so it is not glaring. There is one more thing.. The paint on the back panel is almost completely smooth and the kind which will scar if scratched (which I did by accident with my fingernail after cleaning it off carefully... it is fortunately mostly unnoticeable), so be careful with that.. Phanteks ought to have made it hard matte or satin enamel in a stippled kind of bumpy finish instead.. I don't mind, but that would have been preferred. All in all... this case is a winner, and I'm grateful to also have found one with both lots of drive space, and also more than one or none.. 5.25" bays.. I don'[t use a TV, save for the computer, and I still watch bluray and the like, and I also like to back up my PC to hard copy... I had to give up my front USB-c though because this case had no 3.5" front port.. This is ok... There is still one on the back I can accommodate later. I just LOOOOOVE all the RGB effects, and as you all can tell from the pictures.. My's a Purple freak. As the dinkies say, " OMG!! It's All Puuuuurkle!! " * Chuckles * Simply delightful.. And thanks to the extra support?? I will eventually make a custom hard pipe water cooling system and it will look FaBuLoUs!... This case is worthy of me taking pictures... that's for sure... It may have the brushed aluminium look to the front (which is easy to pop off for cleaning plastic, but the rest of the body is solid steel and very sturdy.. Hmmm What else.. Will have to think about it and add later.. TG it was also not ridiculously overpriced as so many things are both these days, and now.. Thank you Auntie.. for such a fabulous gift. It was an utter joy to take my time and do a perfect build... Thank you Phanteks, for valuing quality over quantity, and for a reasonable price. It says you all value us as customers, as well as your products...