Phanteks Enthoo 719 (PH-ES719LTG_DAG01) High Performance Full Tower Case – Tempered Glass, Aluminum Panels, dual System/PSU Support, MASSIVE Storage, Fan Hub, Digital-RGB Lighting, Anthracite Grey

I was extremely excited to get this case on Amazon, but there were several issues that made me regret buying it. They delayed shipping from Tuesday or Wednesday to a Friday, despite telling us it would arrive on either Tuesday or Wednesday. This caused a problem as I was unable to be present on Friday since I had taken Tuesday and Wednesday off to be at the job site. In order to pick it up, I had to find a way to get off work early as UPS only delivers to people who are home. The case would have been fine if it had arrived in one piece, but it did not. There are several reasons for this. The first one is that all of the SSD drive covers were loose. Secondly, to take out the thumb screws, you'll need pliers, and finally, two of the ports do not work properly either because the integrated fan hub was damaged. I don't believe it's possible on Amazon in such a case. You should go to Newegg to see if you can purchase there, since you won't pay a premium and you can expect to receive an item in good condition.

Jameson READ

| Nov 06, 2020

I want to start out by commending Phanteks for their genuinely supportive support I encountered a problem with the internal LED strip (the thin bar running across the PSU shroud), and they were very willing to replace what might be a proprietary part free of I will get back to you on that I really like how the case's interior looks, and I think it's one of the best parts. In terms of quality, the tempered glass is solid and was free of defects upon arrival, and the stylish interior is undoubtedly a plus, but it's expensive and some decisions are questionable. There is one major problem with the case it is made of flimsy material and is poorly designed It is a big red flag for the rest of the case that the various fan mounting points in the case are thin and made of extremely brittle and easily warped material. The case could be damaged if the bottom filter is pulled out of the case wherever it is held (I did pop a single point of my bottom filter out this way, but I was able to glue it back in place). In addition, you have to think about very strict positioning for the screws on the fan mounts. It's clear from the second photo that despite the case being marketed as having 520mm of top radiator space, you cannot fit just any radiator combination (I used a 120mm GPU hybrid and a 280mm CPU AIO). The fact that this case cannot be mounted on anything of your choosing is extremely unfortunate Without 120mm points across the top of the radiator for almost the entire length, it's virtually impossible to get any airflow, which only serves to restrict you even more. Furthermore, the stylish PSU shroud that also doubles as a spot for a mini ITX board in a dual PC configuration has a mixed bag of drawbacks Shrouds in a case typically (and in the case of Enthoo Luxe) reach across the entire depth and length of the case, which allows for mounting enclosures for hard drives and hiding cables better. With the Enthoo 719, however, that amount of space is drastically reduced to maybe a quarter of that space, at worst. The shallow backspace and the shallow space between the backs of the speakers means that cable management is difficult at best. Obviously, the sheer amount of PSU cables, even on a modular PSU, makes it nearly impossible to close the back shroud door if the PSU is modular. I am really sorry to hear about this, because with all the credit Phanteks receives for being a responsible choice in the PC market, I really feel we're overvaluing them They have no idea whether these cases are functional or whether they are difficult to use since they haven't used them. This is a real In general, I like how the case looks, so that's why I gave it an extra star in the review. However, its other traits make it a bad choice across the board. There's no way you can do it - it's 2020 It's not enough to make your case look good, Phanteks, the case has to be built well, too.

Benson Hubbard

| Jun 24, 2021

A total of (4) 360mm+ radiator mounts are included. There is no other middle school there These features are available in a case of this size. A decent amount of air flow is required In Front, at the Top, at the Bottom, at the Right. Left side window is made of Tempered Glass, the inn has a hinged door so there is not a locking screw required. Furthermore, the inn is flexible, very customizable, and pretty decently built. It won't be very easy for air to flow at the bottom. As there's only 1" of space up there on the feet, and the right and back sides are blocked, there will be only one avenue for air to flow. I. - Apparently the front and top panels are attached with little plastic hooks, but this does not appear to be The chances of me accidentally breaking these are high. I. - Vertical GPU mounts (which are not included) can only be attached to the back of the case, which can be a problem with heavy cards like the As a whole, this seems to be a strong Since I want to do a dual loop with two sets of controls, it does not matter to me. There are a couple of other options that you can go with if you don't want to buy a large case, such as the Tower 900 or the It seems the plastic segments are a little cheap, and I am not sure just how well the airflow will The fact is, a side-entry case like this one combined with a grate, a secondary filter, and a radiator with 16 fins per inch will only produce average airflow. But unless you have $900 laying around, I would buy this case again.

Rosa Palmer

| May 25, 2021