| The Enthoo Evolv series from Phanteks features a face plate as well as a top cover, which is made from aluminum. Apart from that the left side panel consists of tempered glass. Design wise all Phanteks cases have unique looks, while appearing aggressive to a certain and sleek at the same time. Arguably the most important upgrade compared to the predecessor when it comes to design concerns the left side panel. It’s now made from tempered glass and really helps improving overall looks and that feel in terms of quality. Compared to the predecessor the side panels are both mounted on a hinge, what makes it really easy to open them and access the hardware. Should you want that there is also a version of this case featuring tempered glass panels on both sides. Compared to the basic model, the version we reviewed here also comes with RGB illumination. There is a separate button on the front panel, which allows you to select the preferred color. Also integrated into the front, hidden behind a sliding panel, we find the I/O connectors. There are two USB 3.0 ports as well as mini-jacks for microphone and headphones. The back panel is simple and straight forward as we find the opening for a 120/140mm fan, space for the I/O shield and a total of for four slot bezels covering the motherboards expansion slots. The bottom part of the case features an opening for the ATX power supply and the removable and washable dust filter. |
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