Deepcool CK560 chassis review - Product Showcase – the packaging

Name: Deepcool CK560 chassis review
Brand: Deepcool CK560 chassis

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 04/22/2022 06:26 PM [

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Product showcase – the packaging

The box of CK560 is brown with some green accents and a picture of the chassis itself. There are no specs given here. The total weight of a package is about 9 kg. Luckily, there are two cutouts on the side, which can help handle the package. What can we find inside?

The two styrofoam pieces keep the chassis intact, which helped during shipping. Additionally, it’s packed into a plastic bag.

Inside, you’ll find:

Manual
Installation screws
Zip-ties
ARGB adapter that allows setting of the lighting by the motherboard and not the built-in controller

Overall – practically the same thing as it was for the CG560 model. Let’s proceed to evaluate the chassis by looking at the exterior.

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