Sharkoon T28 Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Peter Donnell / 12 years ago
Taking a look at the front of the box we can see that there are a selection of USB ports accross the top, with a strip light on both the top left and right side of the case for your power and HDD activity. Below that we have the two optical drive panel covers. Moving further down the case you can see a large grill section which provides air intake for the 2 x 120mm fans that are preinstalled behind it and the silver coloured power and reset switches on either side of that.
Round the back of the case, we get our first taste of the colours that have been applied to the chassis, most notable here are the blue painted expansion card covers and the blue heavy duty USB cable that supplies the front panel which is routed through one of the two cuts outs, which of course could be used for routing cables or water-cooling.
On the side we can see a side viewing window, which has a slight smoked tint to it, a nice change from the usual crystal Perspex you see on most cases in this price range.
Spin the case around and we can see that the other side just features a windowless panel, but that’s nothing out of the ordinary for 99% of PC chassis.
