Fractal Design is actively moving away from the Define series of cases with the Arc and Core lines aiming at diversifying their product line-up. With the Arc, Fractal Design has shown that they are capable of creating a fairly potent Mid Tower chassis. It comes with cool looks, nifty front and top use of mesh, three 140 mm fans and an internal USB 3.0 plug. On top of that, you still receive the signature fan controller, which has been improved for easier access. Also, in Fractal Design fashion, even though the Arc in this review is a mid-tower chassis, it can hold up to eight hard drives. All this is excellent, but Fractal Design has chosen to place the chassis in the very competitive 80-90 Euro price segment. This means that it is duking it out with the likes of Xigmatek Pantheon or CM 690 II. While the Arc is definitely aimed at the user who wants to utilize good active cooling and even a water cooling system, the rest of the specs don't really turn any heads in today’s market. That said, the Fractal Design Arc Midi Tower is a very good chassis with a solid feature set, very cool looks and a few very nice surprises. So if you are shopping for a clean looking chassis, with excellent cable management, those cool white accents and the ability to stuff a 240 mm radiator into the top, the Fractal Design Arc is the perfect chassis for you.