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Anidees Al-6B Mid Tower Case Review

The Anidees Al6 is packaged in a tough corrugated cardboard shell with a glossy finish. There are no flashy images showcasing the product, instead they have opted to simply list the product name.

Looking at the package side on, there is a a list of the product specifications provided.

Shipping can take a toll on review products, especially heavy, large cases. The Stryofoam pieces protecting the Anidees AI-6B absorbed punishment during transit causing them to be broken into several pieces. Thankfully the case survived the trip, even if the Styrofoam didn't.

Anidees also placed their chassis in a plastic bag which serves as a second protective layer to help prevent surface scratches. Anidees have supplied a complete hardware package that will look after all of our installation needs. They have also included two cables that act as a resistor which reduce the fan voltage level. These cables lower the RPM of the fan as well as the subsequent noise levels.

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6 comments

  1. brilliant. I reviewed this on overclockers and I think it is one of the best value cases you can buy. It can even take my big video card with plenty of room left over. I thought i might need to add a fan, but it cooled fine and I liked the lower noise.

    If you overclock your processor to the limits you might need to add another fan or two to help flow the air, but otherwise, top drawer release from Anidees, one to keep looking out for.

  2. That is really nice, first case under £100 ive liked the look of.

  3. I love the design, very nicely done. Might order one for my new rig

  4. I look forward to what they come out with next