The Thermaltake Divider 200 TG Air looks very much like its bigger brethren, the Divider 300 TG Air or Divider 500 TG Air. Continuing with the T-shaped openings in the steel front panels, the Divider 200 TG Air actually manages to be the case in the model range that stays wholesomely true to the look as well as general load-out of the series, as its fan layout equals that of the classic Divider 200 TG. This is something where the larger Air variants diverged by offering fewer fans than their glass-based alternatives.

Beside that, the Divider 200 TG Air obviously departs from the classic mini-tower form factor, instead going for a stacked, horizontal layout resulting in the cubic shape of the case. This makes it rather unique and different, which in turn makes it more attractive if you would rather not go with the flow. It also allows you to really show off your hardware nicely because of the top glass panel, even if the whole setup will take up more space on your desk in terms of width.

Thanks to the vented steel front and fine mesh, the built-in fan manages to really deliver in terms of thermals by taking advantage of the available airflow. That performance benefit is not apparent on the larger Air variants, as Thermaltake reduced the number of fans, unfortunately.

While Thermaltake initially aimed for a $119.99 price tag, you should expect to see the Divider 200 TG Air Snow go for around $149.99 in the US due to tariffs, at the time of review, which makes it more expensive than the Divider 300 TG Air, but cheaper than the Divider 500 TG Air. In addition to this, the steel-front Air variant is set to be $10 more expensive than the glass-front 200 TG equivalent.