Introduction

I would like to thank AZZA for supplying the review sample.


The AZZA Cast 808 we are reviewing may look like a classic ATX mid-tower with a somewhat open frame design, but there is a bit more than meets the eye. Its two-hinged parts of the outer shell and ability to separate the frame from that shell make the case more than that. AZZA initially designed the Cast 808 with the thought that one could switch out the shell—say, for a modded variant of your own—while keeping all the components within the internal frame untouched. While that may be a bit far-fetched for the ordinary user, you at least get to pick between the white and black version. We are reviewing the black AZZA Cast 808 in this article.

Specifications

Packaging

The AZZA Cast 808 ships in a brown cardboard box with outlined images of the enclosure on the larger panels. On the sides, you will find two carrying holes and a mention of which color is within the package alongside the same print, with the exception of a UPC sticker on one side.


Two foam spacers on the front and rear of the chassis protect it during shipping, while a clear plastic bag has been used to protect the AZZA Cast 808 from scratches and fingerprints.