Wednesday, June 3rd 2020
Fractal Design Introduces Define 7 Compact Case
The new Define 7 Compact takes the strongest features of the contemporary 7 Series design and places them in a conveniently compact frame. The versatile open layout of the Define 7 Compact allows you to maximize the potential of the small footprint with full-size ATX hardware to meet your exact needs.
Interchangeable top covers allow you to switch between solid steel for full noise suppression or a ventilated cover for extra cooling. The top framework is fully removable for unprecedented ease of access to interior components, and five front ports (including one USB Type-C) means you don't sacrifice expandability for the small footprint.
Add to that the numerous enhancements to every aspect of component and cooling support, and it's clear to see the Define 7 Compact has you well covered.
We have just posted our review of the Fractal Design Define 7 Compact.
For more information, visit the product pages of the Define 7 Compact, Define 7 Compact Dark TG, and Define 7 Compact Light TG.
Interchangeable top covers allow you to switch between solid steel for full noise suppression or a ventilated cover for extra cooling. The top framework is fully removable for unprecedented ease of access to interior components, and five front ports (including one USB Type-C) means you don't sacrifice expandability for the small footprint.
We have just posted our review of the Fractal Design Define 7 Compact.
For more information, visit the product pages of the Define 7 Compact, Define 7 Compact Dark TG, and Define 7 Compact Light TG.
17 Comments on Fractal Design Introduces Define 7 Compact Case
There *is* a market for 'large' ITX cases like the nano S, and we need a new one!
MOAR s/o/s/s/////
compact and you can still stuff a full wc system in it.
They've released the Meshify-S2 which is the Meshify Huge..LoL
It has a lot of the features this case has.
I'm guessing the lower cost $100-ish cases will be out after they clear the current stock.
And the current stock is priced to sell quickly...
I want this design with front panel ports.
I like the smaller foot print...trimmed down reasonably but still big enough for the usual ATX boards and some AIO radiators. I just wish they would have kept the 140mm exhaust. I'm curious on pricing though.
Yes, the Define 7 is huge, but frankly, so is this. Just slightly less so. Ain't nothing compact about this chunky box.
Though after reading PCPer's review, I might have to take this off my list. I ran into that issue with the thick PSU cable and the side clearance with my R5 on an older PSU. I made it work, but it was annoying. With my current PSU it seems like I wouldn't have an issue, like with TPU's review, but who knows what the future might bring and I don't change cases that often.