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Sharkoon debuts budget-friendly M30 series PC cases

Sharkoon has been delivering quality budget-friendly cases for some time now. Following on from the success of the M25 series, Sharkoon is back with an upgraded M30 chassis, available with or without RGB fans.

The Sharkoon M30 RGB and M30 Black are mid-tower cases, boasting a minimalist design on the outside, with perforated panels for airflow, a PSU shroud to hide cables away and a large tempered glass window (RGB version only) to give you a great view of your build. The front panel has rounded edges and a mesh surface. Near the top panel you'll find USB Type-C for convenient device charging and speedy data transfers. Each case also offers space for up to seven 120mm fans, and if you want to do down the liquid cooling route, you'll find space for up to a 360mm radiator in the roof of the case, or behind the front panel.

Inside the case you will find two new SilentStorm BW120 PWM fans pre-installed, and as you would expect, the M30 RGB includes RGB versions, while the standard Black version has no lighting. These fans are adjustable up to 1400 RPM and include interchangeable vibration dampers and a fluid dynamic bearing to keep them running smoothly.

Both case versions offer space for graphics cards with a length of up to 38 centimeters, and there is room for a CPU cooler with a height of up to 17.2 centimeters as well as a power supply unit with a length of up to 22 centimeters. In addition, a total of two 3.5-inch hard drives or four 2.5-inch SSDs can be installed.

The M30 Black will be available imminently, priced at €69.90. The M30 RGB is also launching, priced at a slightly higher €79.90. As for the new SilentStorm BW120 PWM fans, those can be purchased for €8.99.

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