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NZXT BETA EVO Classic Series PC Case Review

Posted by: David Mitchelson (Mishima) on: 11/09/2009 05:26 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]

Conclusion
This is the first NZXT product that I have had the pleasure of reviewing and I can tell you that I am very impressed with what I have been given. The NZXT Beta Evo ticks all the boxes and exceeds every expectation. For a budget case that will cost you little over £30 you have a brilliant case with a good handful of features.

The things that stand out for me and make this case a winner are the sweet little touches that NZXT have integrated into the Beta Evo such as the screwless design work inside and the exceptional cable management. For the money this case would probably challenge cases above it in higher price ranges.

It may not be everyone’s idea of a great looking case but it certainly performs well. It may not come with a fan as others have suggested but look at the price, you wouldn’t expect to get a fan included for that price would you?

For those on a budget, I would highly recommend the NZXT Beta Evo and it therefore recieves the Vortez Gold Award.

Pros
[+] Strong case
[+] Very affordable
[+] Access to backplate of motherboard
[+] Lightweight
[+] Great cable management

Cons
[-] No thumbscrews for alternate panel or expansion slots



We would like to thank NZXT For providing us with this sample. Discuss this review on our forums.



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