FINAL THOUGHTS & ANALYSIS
Phanteks has nearly hit this one out of the park, sadly a few small oversights have landed this budget case right around the average mark. The price is great ($70USD), the idea’s and features advertised are great but when put into action they have fallen short quite a few times. Don’t get us wrong this is still a great case but, adjusting the fan controller so you know what level your at or making the extra room to actually have the AIO Cooler in the top panel where we prefer, would have made this case a heck of a lot better. Switching the PSU installation to the cable management side was a great idea and keeps the window side looking clean and tidy. Also venting the PSU cover to allow inverted installation is great and we like that. We don’t think this chassis is preferable for those who use AIO coolers and also use lots of expansion bays. An air cooler would make this whole case work much easier and allow for all the expansion ports to be used. RGB LED’s add a nice flare to this chassis and give it a nice hue. As you can see there are many pro’s and many con’s but overall we did enjoy the chassis and the build and for that we award it our Silver Seal.
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Review Overview
Appearance & Structure
Features
Ease of Build
Sound Dampening
Price
Great Budget!
Phanteks' Eclipse P400S is a silent case with great advertising features, but there are a few hiccups when the build process commences. Overall a decent case.