Function before fashion.

The case is a great combination of quality/price in the category of midi towers. Essentially, it is an "overflowing" midi that can fit almost everything inside, from 2 large water cooling radiators for water cooling enthusiasts or 7 fans for abundant airflow, which, combined with its width, allows (borderline) the placement of the monstrous Noctua D15, if you prefer air cooling.

In theory, it can also accommodate a dual system build with many "buts" though.

The two removable panels (top and front) allow the user to choose reduced noise/dust (with the panels in place) at the expense of airflow/temperature, or improved airflow/temperature but with more noise and dust (by removing the panels, leaving only the fabric mesh inside and the filter).

Cable management is very easy due to the simple but functional placement of Phanteks' Velcro on the back side.

The case is almost entirely modular, which means that almost everything can be removed, reducing assembly time significantly.

Front, top, and bottom filters for the power supply.

The design is quite conservative, so those who want something more flashy should better look at the Lian Li O11 (or ideally the O11 XL if they don't want sacrifices in available internal space).

Front USB-C port if the motherboard has the appropriate connector.

For those interested in a quality case with a decade-long horizon, I don't think there is a better combination of price and quality at the moment.

Clearly the best choice for a case. I ended up with this one and managed to save around 100 euros compared to the evolv x, which although is slightly more beautiful, offers the same airflow and excellent quality. It is exactly what I was looking for, a case with the internal appearance of the evolv x at a much lower price and with excellent external appearance. It comes with 3 Phanteks fans in black color, which are also quiet. In terms of space, I have no complaints, it is so spacious that even an ATX motherboard looks relatively small. This is not a negative thing and is due to the fact that it has space for a separate ITX system on the top part of the interior. Although I won't be using it, it gives me enough space to install 3 fans on the top without hiding anything from the motherboard, and even the Asus RTX 2070 Super Strix (same size as 2080s/2080ti), which is considered one of the largest graphics cards, doesn't seem to hide the entire system. It is excellent in terms of cable management. It has Velcro on the back to tidy up the cables and something else I like about the case is that it doesn't have rubber holes for the motherboard and graphics card cables, but aluminum covers. Overall, the construction is made of aluminum, while the removable covers on the front and top are reattached with magnets, as well as the side glass panel. It performs very well in terms of temperatures as I haven't seen the card go above 70 degrees even with the lids closed. The same goes for noise, I have no complaints. Now, 145 euros is relatively expensive for a case and if you are on a budget below 1000 euros, it may not be the wisest choice, but compared to what Phanteks offers compared to other companies at the same price... I would choose the P600S with my eyes closed

I decided to change my case because the H700i has very good cable management but not as good airflow, as it became evident in the end, resulting in a noticeable temperature difference for me during the summer, around 6 to 10 degrees Celsius higher on idle for the CPU/GPU!

Now, let's talk about the excellent build quality and airflow (without the panels) (with the panels on, it is completely silent). It can fit everything inside, I have the AIO in a front push/pull configuration and it easily accommodated the RTX 2080 Super trio fan.

A few words about the specs to get into the temperature aspect, which is the main thing.

MSI MEG X570 ACE
AMD Ryzen 3900X overclocked to 4.5GHz

Usually, it stayed at around 29 to 32 degrees Celsius on idle and reached 50 degrees Celsius after 16 hours of gaming, but now it reached 42 degrees Celsius without the PC doing anything.

I also tried the Noctua NF-F12 IndustrialPPC-2000 PWM fans, but I didn't see any differences except for a reduction in noise.

So, I searched a lot on various websites for airflow and ended up with this beautiful case, designed from all sides, with sufficient airflow and sturdy accessories!

For the end, I left the temperatures at 27 degrees Celsius on idle and 50 degrees Celsius on full load gaming!

FROM ME, BUY IT WITHOUT HESITATION!!

Purchase at 150€. I have worked with the case for a few hours and the following comments are about my experience so far.

First of all, I have to say that the reason I changed the case (NZXT S340 for 4-5 years) is mostly due to the airflow. Recently, I installed a 240mm liquid cooler in the front of the NZXT case and upgraded to a 1080 Ti. The case, not having the best airflow on the market along with the radiator in the front, did not bring in much cold air, resulting in the card reaching 83c (!) under gaming conditions. I knew that this particular card requires a lot of power, but the temperatures were too high for my liking.

I had seen many cases since before every purchase I really search the entire Internet, I had ended up with the H500M, the PC-O11 Dynamic, and the P600s. Money didn't interest me much since I had the patience and the ability to buy something good that would last for years, and this time beauty would not be the only criterion as it was when I bought the S340. So, rejecting the first two, I ended up with the Phanteks and I can only say positive things.

Build quality? Space? Airflow? Everything, absolutely everything, is perfect. There has been tremendous research in every aspect of the case and this is evident from the first few minutes of working with it. Everything is where it should be, there is plenty of space for everything (to the point where I closed the back panel with just one finger without needing to do any special cable management), solid construction, soundproofing material in specific parts. The case is truly a transformer, you can adjust it exactly as you want, whether it's for silence or airflow.

In specific games, I saw up to 10c (!) lower temperatures compared to the previous case, now I really see the temperatures that I saw in reviews on open test benches inside the case with closed panels!

The filters are also extremely well-textured, I don't know how well they do their job since it's too early to have an opinion.

Everything is perfect, guys, I honestly can't find anything negative. It's quite large and bulky, but it's a jewel on the desk. Hopefully, everything will go smoothly in terms of dust as well.

Buy without fear, congratulations to Phanteks for managing to release such a gem in the market! I don't think there is a rival at 150€!