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EINAREX seems to be a fledgling brand, but the TechPowerUp team was impressed with the company's wide selection of products on show at the January CES event. EINAREX's CPU coolers and power supplies have already received coverage, but it is high time to take a look at their case range. This group is split into three distinct series: Pulse, Zenith and Prisma. Wood panels have become an increasingly common sight on PC enclosures—EINAREX's compact M-ATX Pulse PM400 model is a new candidate in this field. A stylish exterior is combined with an interior that is optimized for airflow—builders can mount up to nine cooling fans and the top section can accommodate a 240 mm liquid cooler. TPU sleuthing revealed that there is no USB-C port on the top I/O panel—up here you get two USB 3.0 ports and a combined audio/mic 3.5 mm jack.
EINAREX is targeting the enthusiasts and elite content creator market with its Zenith ZM800 model—this M-ATX flagship case sports glass panels on the front and side—thus providing a full panoramic view of its interior space. The CES demonstration sample is a white enclosure (also available in black) equipped with four RGB fans. Non-RGB "Core" white and black variants are listed on the ZM800 product page. Builders can fit a maximum of seven 120 mm cooling fans, and there is plenty of room and multiple mounting points to take on a 360 mm liquid cooler.
The Prisma S800 case was difficult to capture on camera, thanks to highly reflective "panoramic" front and side panels. EINAREX reckons that the Prisma's mirror-finished tempered glass is clear enough to show off interior spaces, but you would have to a squint to see the outline of the demo unit's four RGB fans. TPU is happy to report that a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port is present on the Prisma S800's I/O side section.
EINAREX had another wood finish model on display at their CES booth—surprisingly, the (full ATX) Pulse P800 case sports only two wooden "strips" on its front side.
TechPowerUp also spotted a second Zenith case—this model seems to be quite basic when compared to its larger flagship sibling. The black EINAREX ZM400 is not listed on the brand's official website, but a nearby placard states that this another compact option.
The promotional image/render depicts a glass side panel, but the Las Vegas demo unit featured a removable mesh side panel instead. On close inspection the EINAREX Zenith ZM400 seems to be an M-ATX form factor case, and the interior housed a few non-RGB fans. TechPowerUp was pleased to see a USB-C port on the ZM400's side I/O panel.
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EINAREX is targeting the enthusiasts and elite content creator market with its Zenith ZM800 model—this M-ATX flagship case sports glass panels on the front and side—thus providing a full panoramic view of its interior space. The CES demonstration sample is a white enclosure (also available in black) equipped with four RGB fans. Non-RGB "Core" white and black variants are listed on the ZM800 product page. Builders can fit a maximum of seven 120 mm cooling fans, and there is plenty of room and multiple mounting points to take on a 360 mm liquid cooler.
The Prisma S800 case was difficult to capture on camera, thanks to highly reflective "panoramic" front and side panels. EINAREX reckons that the Prisma's mirror-finished tempered glass is clear enough to show off interior spaces, but you would have to a squint to see the outline of the demo unit's four RGB fans. TPU is happy to report that a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port is present on the Prisma S800's I/O side section.
EINAREX had another wood finish model on display at their CES booth—surprisingly, the (full ATX) Pulse P800 case sports only two wooden "strips" on its front side.
TechPowerUp also spotted a second Zenith case—this model seems to be quite basic when compared to its larger flagship sibling. The black EINAREX ZM400 is not listed on the brand's official website, but a nearby placard states that this another compact option.
The promotional image/render depicts a glass side panel, but the Las Vegas demo unit featured a removable mesh side panel instead. On close inspection the EINAREX Zenith ZM400 seems to be an M-ATX form factor case, and the interior housed a few non-RGB fans. TechPowerUp was pleased to see a USB-C port on the ZM400's side I/O panel.
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