News Hands-on with XPG’s Battlecruiser II Mid-Tower Case: Transparency From All Sides

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XPG’s Battlecruiser II case provides lots of storage options, a smooth tempered glass design with transparency on all sides, and a controller hub for easy ARGB and PWM customization.

Hands-on with XPG’s Battlecruiser II Mid-Tower Case: Transparency From All Sides : Read more

 

[hotaru251]

expansion slots: $5.00

 

[digitalgriffin]

Quite possibly the worst design since the TT level 20 cube. So many things wrong with this design.

And I'm really getting irked with cases that claim 120/140 dual fan support for the same slot and have these long metal slats blocking MOST of the extra area on the 140mm fan. This not only reduces airflow but creates additional turbulence which only lowers efficiency and creates more noise. If you need to do this add 5mm standoffs with the fans underneath. (Low pressure areas fill easier and make less noise than high pressure blocked airflow)

 

[Giroro]

XPG is always way too proud of is value-diminishing logo.

 

[brandonjclark]

Quite possibly the worst design since the TT level 20 cube. So many things wrong with this design.

And yet, there will be someone who buys it thinking it's the best thing they've ever seen.

Case designs are (MOSTLY) subjective.

If it ticks the boxes in terms of mobo support (matx, atx, etc), has enough fans or slots, and does most of what you want to do in terms of cooling, I'd say just buy what looks good to you.