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Fractal Design Outs Focus 2 Case Series

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The new Focus 2 mid-tower cases offer a precise, straight-forward design which has been carefully engineered to leverage the airflow potential of the case. Its innovative approach to the interior layout creates an unobstructed flow throughout the case, making it enjoyable to build and upgrade in, while unlocking the ability to cool components directly. This performance-centric design helps to enable a smooth experience, allowing users to focus on what's important to them.

Out of the box, its quality construction, clean exterior and airflow-enabling front mesh make Focus 2 a serious choice for gaming systems. Inside, it also offers quality-of-life building features such as an open and accessible interior, SSD quick clips, and intuitive cable management options. One of the many user benefits of Focus 2 is its adaptability and upgradeability, with available accessories including storage expansions and a USB-C upgrade kit.



[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Fractal Design Focus 2 RGB is now live]



Highlights:
  • Innovative interior layout for optimal airflow and an enjoyable building experience
  • Accommodates ATX / mATX / Mini ITX Motherboards
  • Solid construction with intuitive cable management options
  • Available both with and without ARGB


For more information, visit the product page.

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Could be interesting Looking forward to reading more and seeing how it performs.

After reading the review and seeing usb-c is an addon, no thanks.
 
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As long as theres enough space at the top in this one
 
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Could be interesting Looking forward to reading more and seeing how it performs.

After reading the review and seeing usb-c is an addon, no thanks.
Fractal loves micro transactions, wont be surprised in future if front Io becomes optional add ons with separate options for usb, audio, etc...
 

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"with available accessories including storage expansions and a USB-C upgrade kit"

massive f.A.i.L.L.L.L........

wtf fractal ????????
 
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It’s their budget series… Makes sense to me to sell add-ons so people can save money, assuming they’re actually available. Then, you can probably do better for $20 more… At least the fans are decent
 
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