Introduction

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


Phanteks dropped a colorful bomb when it entered the cooler market with a set of colored high-end coolers. The product range was then extended to fans and low profile coolers, and the same company is now entering the high-end chassis market with the Phanteks Enthoo Primo, one massive tower with quite a few surprises up its sleeve. We were fortunate enough to receive one of the first units to make it out of the factory.

Packaging

The chassis ships in a fully colored but very dark cardboard package. The front has a picture of the case itself, and the rear covers all of its features in great detail. Both sides hold additional information as well as holes for handles, which is a good thing given the size and weight of the chassis.


Our sample was secured with two thick foam spacers and some foam padding around the front and side of the chassis. The retail version will come with enough protection to make sure you get the chassis in pristine condition.

Contents

Phanteks ships the Enthoo Primo with a box of sorted all-black screws, Velcro strips and zip ties, a fan/radiator mount, and detailed manual. Overall, a good set but I do miss a CPU power extension cable as some PSUs do not have leads that can reach far enough, especially if you are keen on cable management.