Sharkoon RGB Hex, Glasfenster

Sharkoon has gone all in on this one, and while the price is all over the place, I’m going to assume you’re smart enough to buy it at the cheapest online prices which were just under £75. If that’s what you’re paying, then I really can’t find any major fault with this case, but at its MSRP, it’s pretty overpriced and rival offerings are coming in 40-50 quid cheaper and just as well equipped these days. There are a few quirks, but nothing that I would call a deal breaker. The ARGB fans have the ARGB pre-wired, but they’ve done a bad job, so disconnecting and rerouting the cables is going to be a good idea. There’s a fan hub for RGB too, which is neat, but not for the fans, and finding six fan headers isn’t possible on some more affordable motherboards, so you may need to splitter cables. I was concerned the Molex headers would lock the fans to max RPM, but no, they sit running at a quieter speed that I could happily live with. There are some thinner materials here and there, especially the dust filters. At the basics of it, there’s nothing wrong with them, but a little thicker and with stronger magnets would be nice as they can slip about a wee bit. However, it’s got dust and mesh filters throughout, and I can’t complain about that. Oh, and the snap-off covers on the back, really, in this day and age?