Jeantech aqua butterfly case
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My mother always said - if you can't say anything nice about something, say nothing.
But that won't help you, so I'm going to say that unless you really love the looks, there are much better cases. I never thought I would say this but the Antec 900 is way better than that and not a lot more money. It's on special offer this week too. If you need to source one from a retail park near you so to speak, then the Jeantech G-Max looks just like a Lian-Li V600 and is even tool free. It's a complete bargain at £20 too. The basic Jeantech Phong is a good solid case with proper cooling potential. The Phong II sort of lost it's way a bit but it's still a good case (just a lot of money for what it is). The Jeantech 9000 Nitro ATX wants to be an Antec 900 so much it almost hurts and if you can get one (budget and stocks allowing) the Coolermaster Wavemaster is the credible choice that you will be able to sell on.
Sorry I couldn't give your original choice a more glowing recommendation.
But that won't help you, so I'm going to say that unless you really love the looks, there are much better cases. I never thought I would say this but the Antec 900 is way better than that and not a lot more money. It's on special offer this week too. If you need to source one from a retail park near you so to speak, then the Jeantech G-Max looks just like a Lian-Li V600 and is even tool free. It's a complete bargain at £20 too. The basic Jeantech Phong is a good solid case with proper cooling potential. The Phong II sort of lost it's way a bit but it's still a good case (just a lot of money for what it is). The Jeantech 9000 Nitro ATX wants to be an Antec 900 so much it almost hurts and if you can get one (budget and stocks allowing) the Coolermaster Wavemaster is the credible choice that you will be able to sell on.
Sorry I couldn't give your original choice a more glowing recommendation.
Thanks for the reply. It was I liked the look of the see-through panel that slid down plus the hidden drive bays. I was under the impression this was tool-less also? I have an antec at the moment but shall certainly have a look at what you have suggested. Thanks 
ethan said:Thanks for the reply. It was I liked the look of the see-through panel that slid down plus the hidden drive bays. I was under the impression this was tool-less also? I have an antec at the moment but shall certainly have a look at what you have suggested. Thanks
it is tool-less i have one !
I never suggested it wasn't tool-free. In fact - if you read the post, you will note that I followed my mother's advice and that I said NOTHING about it whatsoever. I was just extolling the virtues of significantly cheaper Jeantech cases that also used to retail for silly money.