The Phanteks Eclipse G360A is an evolution of the P360A and P360X, both of which have been on the market for quite some time. There are a few subtle tweaks of the tooling for the case, but the biggest change is that the G360A has much better fan and AIO support than its predecessors. That is great, but the general dimensions of the enclosure still get in the way a bit—you do have to carefully plan out your build steps to avoid disassembling elements just to get to vital motherboard connectors.

From a pricing perspective, the G360A clocking in at $100 is adequate, but other enclosures offer USB-C and a slightly more elaborate interior and tooling for a similar price and fan loadout. That does not mean the Eclipse G360A is too expensive as it does provide some unique elements in terms of design and function. There is the ultra-fine mesh front, above average lighting controller with dedicated buttons, and nifty embedded lighting strip on the side of the chassis. In other words, this case is still a beautiful option even if the tooling is showing its age a bit with the original iteration having been released a good 3 years ago—tweaks to that can only get you so far.

Ultimately, the Phanteks Eclipse G360A at the magical $100 mark still manages to offer nice D-RGB elements, clean and modern looks, and a potent, built-in controller. All of this means that any build using this case will still look spiffy and modern, which trumps the simple interior sufficiently to make it recommendable.