Phanteks (PH-ES614PTG_BK) Enthoo Pro ATX Chassis, Tempered Glass, Intergrated RGB Lighting, Black

This case is one of the best cases I’ve ever worked it. I built custom cpu loop with plans to add gpu later and had more then enough space for my 420 rad.

So I ordered this in 1/2020, for my first build ever, and Im glad that i did. It is a LARGE case, with plenty of room to hook up everything that a higher end PC would need. I used an AIO, but it comes equipped to install a custom water loop as well. I have an extra long graphics card, and there is plenty of room to install it comfortably. The PCIE slots are tight and dont allow for much wiggle room, which is good for preventing sag later on down the road.

If you’re building a PC that is also for looks, I would not recommend this one. I was excited to get it and it looked exactly like what I was looking for. However, the material they used seems cheap as there’s a crack in the front plate of the case. On the hard drive racks and drive bays, the logo of Phanteks looks sloppy like they didn’t finish detailing it. Some of the logo plates are a little crooked as well. Also, the end pieces to tighten the plates and parts back onto the case DO NOT go in straight. Many of them stick out crooked. Things such as those listed just adding up take away from the overall display worthiness and looks of the case driving down it’s value in my opinion.

very good quality, my second one. no shape edges, everything fits. will buy another one in future

Heres the thing: I WANT to give this case 5 stars. It has the design I like and the open drive bays I need for a Blu-ray drive amd the AIO expansion of an old Sound Blaster. However, within 5 minutes of laying the case on its side and opening the case, the tempered glass shattered in my hands as I held the lid open. I will be switching to a non-tempered glass option from Phantek cases going forward. I just hope Amazon will accept a return for this product or Phanteks will give me the PH-ES614P_BK in its place.

I love this case!!! Plenty of room and space for EVERYTHING. Even my 6950xt Merc 319 fits (ok just barely) but it does, most cases cannot. I want to buy another just to have it on reserve. Yeah, blurays/DVD drives are falling out of favor BUT Id rather have the optional slots then to be missing them. For a legacy build OR a next gen monster this is THE best case Ive every owned. The only con is it begged me to add my first RGB stuff lol

Everything about the case is excellent except the SSD mounting, which is surprisingly poorly designed. Case is spacious, has great cable management, looks great. Trying to mount my 2 SSDs gave me a headache though. Nevermind that they include SIX screw-less, super convenient slots for 3.5 HDDs and none for ssds (despite the instructions indicating that you can mount 2.5 drives there too -- you cant). Fine. Instead there are 2 vertical mounting brackets for your ssds on the side of the HD bays. Cool, looks nice there anyway, lets do it! Ideally, you might want to be able to remove the mounts from the case (they are indeed removable), attach the ssd to the mount, and then reattach the mount to the case. You cant do that because they inexplicably put the screws that attach the mount to the case underneath the ssd. Oops. Due to the close quarters of the mounting brackets on the case, you would need an L shaped Phillips screwdriver in order to properly mount the ssds. Is that a common household tool? I certainly dont own one.

Everything about this case screams well built. Would recommend and use again. I had to transfer my PC internals to a new case and get a new PSU and this case worked great. Three hours later and I am set.

Phanteks really does manage to make some amazing cases, with a huge variety of expansion options. Dont need all the HDD cages, pull them out and run radiators galore for CPU / GPU. The only thing Id like to see, is them simply including the additional SSD cages that they sell as optional. Bump the price the $5-8, and save the shipping that way. While most people dont have 4 SSDs right now, the potential for growth with these cases is huge and most users picking this, will probably fill all 4 of those slots if not more soon enough. But honestly, huge, roomy, so easy to build in, and they truly do make it so that the build is able to be clean and managed with cables etc. Would not hesitate one bit to buy another one of their cases. Looking at ITX/mATX options, and they again, make cases that simply work for any functionality you can throw at them.

Pros: its easily modified to fit your tastes, most parts have thumb screws or sliders for easy adjustments, and its simple to work in. The case is very sturdy and it has several removable dust traps (though for some reason not one on the front where their intake fan is preinstalled). A pro for me, maybe a con for others, is the tinted glass panel. I wanted a blackout look for my pc, no RGB, and it suits it rather well.