Deepcool CK560 chassis review - Product Showcase - Exterior

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 - Exterior

The chassis makes a somewhat favorable impression, as it’s a relatively classic-looking, mid-sized tower. It’s is made of a steel structure with a plastic front. Still, as I’ve already mentioned before – I have a powerful feeling of a déjà vu. The left side panel is tempered glass and uses the captive thumbscrews.

The opposite side panel is made of steel. The overall quality is good. The following motherboard form factors are supported:

E-ATX
ATX
uATX,
mini ITX,

It’s a mid-size chassis, measuring 456×230×471 (L x W x H), which amounts to a total of 49.4 l of volume. The weight is about 8 kg, and it’s enough to make the case stable even without the hardware inside.

The front has a design with several vents (that make it look different from most of the competition). You can see the blades of the pre-installed fans.

You can see a magnetic dust filter behind the front cover (which flexes quite heavily under pressure); it has square openings. This time, it looks more premium, as it’s a mesh material and a plastic used for the edges to make it more rigid (and also it's securing it to the chassis, which works out fine).

The top has a removable filter held by magnets and has a silicon pull tab, making it easier to take it off. Also, this piece has round openings, not square ones.

This time – there’s a (quickly) removable fan filter for the PSU at the bottom (instead of a square piece of mesh material). The solid, long plastic feet have rubber inserts to prevent movement. Let’s continue with the evaluation of the exterior.

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