Introduction

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


We have taken a look at the 300 and 500 models of the Divider series in the past. In this review, we get a first look at the Divider 200 TG in black, which is an mATX cube case that is also available in all white. On top of that, Thermaltake has released Air variants of these cases as well. The only other case that is smaller than the Divider 200 being reviewed here is the Divider 100, an ITX variant that has not yet launched as this is written.

Specifications

Packaging

Thermaltake ships the Divider 200 TG in a brown cardboard box with an image of the case on both the front and back. A marking on the front will let you know which color variant is inside. On one side of the package is a specifications table, while the other just has another image of the chassis itself.


Two foam spacers hold the Divider 200 TG in place, and a plastic bag keeps away scratches and fingerprints. Unfortunately, our plastic bag was torn, with bag of contents ripped apart as well. Looks like someone at the factory forgot to add an accessory and decided to go that route to include it.