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Page 4 of 4 Conclusion: This is the first of Tagan’s range of cases I’ve been able to review, and while in the past I have been very impressed with Tagan’s products such as their power supply units, which were always well constructed, quiet and powerful with a host of useful features, I can’t say I’m too impressed with this case. For a Super-Mid tower case it is nice and big, so fitting lots of components inside will be a breeze, the standard cooling setup is excellent if not a little over the top and it is rather well constructed in terms of its build quality, but there are just a few too many things that could have been done a whole lot better. Things such as the door, the internal cabling and power for the fans, the drive slides, holes for the water cooling just to name a few. The Tagan APlus CS El-Diablo sells online for just over AU$180, which doesn’t include a power supply, but you do get a LOT of case for your money, and for people after a case that looks different and will get attention, has lots of standard lighting and lots of space, this would be a great case for them, and if Tagan can make some revisions on this case and fix a few of its downfalls, it could be a great case for everyone else too. Pros: Cons: Internal cabling for the cooling fans is confusing and requires 4 Molex connectors Door won’t open more than 90 degrees, stay open or come off. Very few Anti-Noise measures Inconvenient location of I/O Ports on top of case
OzHardware Rating - 6.5/10 This Product can be purchased online at www.techbuy.com.au (Direct Link)
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