Phanteks Eclipse P300 Glass Midi Tower Case - Black - PH-EC300PTG_BK

I absolutely love this case. The design is great with really good cable management, I have a really clean looking build with all the cables tucked away, if I had a criticism it would be that some of the cable slots around the motherboard mounts are really tight, everything slotted in to place but it felt like there was barely a mm to spare. There are two mounts at the back of the case for SSDs or 2.5in HDDs and room for two 3.5in drives, all hidden out of the way nicely. Airflow seems to be good, with the front and top fan positions having decent dust filters, the case doesn't get hot, I've maxed out on case fans. The case comes with one fan, though I swapped it out immediately so no idea what it is like. The glass side panel is a magnet for finger prints but is good quality and shows plenty of innards if you're into that sort of thing. My primary reason for buying the case was it's 400mm depth, couldn't seem to find many cases of that depth, this one fit the bill perfectly. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this case.

Great looking case. Premium feel for a reasonable price. Cable management was OK for a first builder like myself. Only slight issue is instructions could be improved and another 2.5 inch bracket would have been nice Edit: Included case fan is very noisy compared to my bequiet and cooler master fans. Will be swapping out soon

I love this case, Was a pleasure building in it, It's so well made and thought out and the price can't be beat for this quality. My only gripe is the front panels limited air flow access, A Mesh front of some kind would of been the icing on the cake but I'm still giving it 5 stars anyway.

Built in this case for a friend, it was a pretty straight forward build as the cable management area at the right side is a dream to work with. The end result looked fantastic, i added a Evo 212 cooler and a phanteks RGB strip which connects to the case itself and is controlled by a button on the top of the front IO which made the build look even better. The only bug i had while building in this case is that the screws that hold the tempered glass in are seriously short, maybe 2 full turns and they are off, they also are quite fiddly and tend to roll under the sofa if you don't catch them. It only comes with 1 exhaust fan so i do advise anyone who is thinking about building in it to get 2 very good 140mm fans for the intake, be quiet silent wings 3 would fit nicely and be quiet as a church mouse. (the front just pulls off easily to mount the fans) For the price its an amazing case to work in and if you utilise the cable management holes you can make a very clean sexy build.

Beautiful and great case to work in, I used a holesaw bit to drill into the psu basement and fitted a rubber grommet for the gfx card power cable to manage a bit more cleanly. Amazing case for the price!

Excellent build quality. Lovely case to build in with great cable management. Fairly small foot print for mid tower.

This is a well built solid case, perfect for small desks. Good airflow throughout the case and the dust guards are easy to take off and clean. Perfect for those who want a sleek and aesthetic case!

Easily the best case in this price range. Tempered glass, PSU shroud, and amazing cable management for £55 is a great deal.

Case molto bello e spazioso. Esternamente è costituito interamente in metallo e dispone di filtri antipolvere niente male.Consente di fare un buon cable management grazie ad uno spazio predisposto. Gli unici contro che ho trovato sono il poco spazio per i cavi dell' alimentatore ( se avete un evga supernova g2 farete molta fatica per esempio) e l'obbligo di comprare dei led se si vuole vedere all' interno del pc. Molto bello il frame ridotto in vetro che è separato dal copri PSU. Il case arriva con una ventola già montata nella parte posteriore mentre il libretto Delle istruzioni lo si trova negli slot degli HDD , accessibili tramite la rimozione della parte frontale.

Awhile back I ordered a 3900X that took longer than expected to arrive, so I bought a 3600 to tide me over. Once the 3900X was delivered, I had a nice little 3600 just begging to be used. I figured I would throw together a few cheaper things in and build a second system without putting much money into it. Main thing I needed was a case and I didn't want to drop $100+ on something that wasn't going to be my main PC. I started looking for cases under $60 and this one was the standout case. I looked a page after page on Amazon and kept coming back to this one. It simply looks great and the price was perfect. I don't mind that the RGB isn't addressable. You can cycle through the colors with a press of a button on the top. I like having two USB 3 ports on top. The tempered glass side panel gives it a nice feel of quality. It was very odd to me that there was no Reset switch when connecting the front panel / IO to the motherboard. I kept looking for a Reset wire only to discover there is no Reset button on the case. If that ever becomes a problem, I can hook something and get around that. You get one fan with this case, so if you want to increase your air flow, you will need to buy a few more fans. Heat so far hasn't been a factor, so even though I would have liked to have a big fan or two up front, for the price, I don't mind it being an almost bare-bones case. I can add fans later and there is plenty of room to add some big fans when the need arises. Instructions are small and limited but for a basic case, you don't really need them.

Coming from an old-style computer case with more emphasis on utility than looks, I can't say enough good things here. Compared to my old CM Elite 431, it weighs about half as much while being just as sturdy. The cable management channels on the back work great and keep the view through the glass very tidy.The tempered glass panel is very secure despite featuring ~30s tool-free removal. There is no expansion card on the market too big for the main bay of this case, but if you plan on water-cooling fitting a radiator over 140mm is not really possible unless you abandon the front panel. The PCI-E slot covers are designed to be removed and replaced easily without damage, unlike older punch-out designs. The dust filters are also a step up, magnetic on top and in neat slots for the others. The accessories kit and manual come in a small box mirroring the 3.5" drive format, for easy storage in an unoccupied HDD bay which are not visible with the case assembled and can easily accommodate a standard tray of replacement computer screws if you own one. There are standoffs for 2 removable 2.5" SSD trays mounted behind the motherboard panel, but the case only comes with a tray for one. My only complaint is that the manual is in a box inside one of the tool-less removable HDD trays, which I couldn't figure out how to remove and ended up unscrewing the HDD cage frame to extract. I also strongly recommend you install all your power cables before any 3.5" drives, because it is very difficult to add cables to a modular PSU unless you can reach through from the front of the case.

Received with tampered glass completely broken.

Mis à part quelques points où on sent que l'on a affaire à un boîtier "budget", comme par exemple l'absence de passe-câbles en caoutchouc, Phanteks rend ici une copie très propre, intégrant les deux grandes tendances du moment (le verre trempé et le RGB) dans un châssis compact et sobre. Et tout ça pour un prix très intéressant, faisant de ce P300 un choix judicieux pour ceux qui souhaitent économiser quelques euros sur leur config sans pour autant sacrifier trop la qualité du produit fini.