Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX Mini-Tower White Computer Case – Box of Computer (Mini-Tower, PC, Plastic, Steel, Mini-ITX, White, 33 cm

I was surprised when I received the tempered glass version of this case as the produce photo shows the one with the plastic window. I won’t complain about that but I’ll have to be extra careful not to bump the case now! Anyway the case is relatively easy to build in and only really let down by the instructions. The problem I had was the instructions tell you there is a reset button connector, but this isn’t the case. There is no reset connector but instead there is an LED connector in its place. The only other negative I can think of is it does not come with a front case fan and no extra long fan screws to fit a fan to the case. This was quite annoying but luckily I had some long rubber screws so used them instead which worked well. Other than those 2 issues I had, the case is very easy to work with and looks pretty good. Airflow seems pretty good but this will vary depending on what fans you use and the panels seem to do a good job of surprising sound, although there is no sound suppression foam on any of the panels.I had a Fractal Design Nano S before I purchased this. It’s really very hard to say which is best but the Phanteks one allows for slightly longer power supplies and the Fractal seemed a little easier to work in thanks to its open design. If your looking for a small itx case, this one should definitely be on your shortlist.

The packaging was nicely done with a lot of air plastic bags. As always delivery was on time and it arrived with in 5 business working days. Now about the case it is a beautiful! I really enjoyed working on this case. Everything was tool less and all the screws were in a box with a bunch of zip ties which is great because cable management in itx cases is challenging. There are few things that I learned from this build which I want to share about this case:* It is a case which and only supports mini itx boards (tried micro atx didn’t fit)* After mounting cooler on the board make sure to plug in cpu power 8 pin connector before installing it in the case.* For now biostar is only one mini itx motherboard for Ryzen build which has proper placement for all the connectors. Gigabyte is another option but cable management is nightmare.* Last but not the least please get a fully modular itx psu for this case especially if you are planning to use cable mods extensions it will make your life easier!Conclusion:Cable management is bit challenging, but it is comes with every mini itx case. Other than that everything is great about this case, looks great, nice air flow, beautiful side panel. Over all it is a great case to work on. Here are few images of my build.

This is my first time building in an ITX case and I can say I very much so enjoyed it. It has a good system for mounting 3.5" HDD and the 2.5" SDD mount is good too, although it would've been better to receive two brackets, instead of one, as there is two possible positions for mounting but this does not take away from the fact that this is a good little case! The grommets for cable management are good and i think that i managed to make it look not too bad at all! The included 200mm fan (I think that is the size) is a very good fan although I would recommend getting some more 120mm or 140mm fans for the front and top just to increase the airflow of the case. All in all it is a good ITX case for anyone new to building in this form-factor (like myself).

Small scratch on the window so not perfect but for the price I can deal with it. Nice to build it in general but the radiator tray that pulls out is soooo stiff! The instuctions are garbage as they dont tell you the tray is screwed down from the front and back. When you watch demos it just slides out... apart from that it is a smart looking case.

I mean, the build proses was beautiful, and easy! I build computers as a day job and I always turn to phanteks! But my problem with this case is that when I opened the box, pulled it out, there was loads, and loads of micro scratches on the damn thing, and when I set it up in my office / gaming room, it's really distracting, and the thought of the scratches to be there just bugs me, initially I thought my brother had been cleaning it with a brush but, he claims he hasn't an the never lies, and another thing to support hi theory, the plastic over the window that was place of shipping was still holding on to the window.This was a real bummer for me because I really wanted to like this case. I mean I had watched videos on the case on youtube and stuff and some had a defective window too.

I know it's a reasonable cheap case, but the panel fit is not so great. I was probably unlucky. The only other negative note I would give is that if you buy a modular power supply with this case, make sure you fit all the leads you need before mounting it. There is not very easy access to the back of the power supply once it is fitted.That said it's a spacious ITX case that provides all the type of mounting you need for a PC build.

I used this case to downsize from a ATX size case and it's perfect for that, allowing space for a full sized graphics card. The built in fan runs silently and there's no rattling or shaking of any parts.Little things like built in dust filters, velcro ties for cable management and a fitted connector for the fiddly audio pins shows that thought has been put in to every part of this case.

This is a well thought out design which meant assembling was made very straight forward with plenty of space to route all the wiring. I will add that the plastic used for the window is not very resistant to stratches at all. This Mini-ITX case comes fitted with a large intake fan in the front only so you may need to fit an extra fan for the exhaust at the back for better air flow.