Very sturdy product worth the money would definitely buy again 10/5

I absolutely love this case! Definitely have nothing bad to say and it was by far worth the money! It comes with a box in one of the 3.5" slots full of spare screws & even a speaker.

The stakes were high for Cooler Master. The CM 690 series has always been a popular and well-respected one, and Cooler Master could afford to drop the ball with the third version.

Cooler Master's CM 690 series has always been a popular choice for enthusiasts and gamers. Its middle of the road styling has satisfied both camps by remaining largely subtle in its aesthetic approach.

+ Pleasing to the eye; + Classic design with improvements; + Great clearance options; + Easy to maintain cable management; + Can accommodate 240mm radiators; + EZ trays are an excellent idea for storage; + Good build quality

At time of writing there are not many sources for the 690 III and that will in part be due to the fact it's fairly new to market. It can typically be found for around ￡95 here in the UK and customers in the US would expect to pay around $130 once available.

Sleek design on the exterior and interior; Removable filters and covers for easy maintenance; Flexible and modular storage bays; Spacious interior for long graphics cards; Good cable management; Impressive airflow and high quality fans pre-installed; Durable build quality

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At first glance this new installment in the oh so popular CM 690 series doesn't carry much new under the hood. However it's once we remove the side panels we can appreciate at how much work has been done to update this case to the end users demands of 2013.

Let's analyze the CM 690 III, the new version of one of the most popular mid-tower cases from Cooler Master, supporting 240 mm radiators and up to ten SSDs.

Sturdy and with great construction quality; Excellent fan configuration; Supports 240 mm radiators; Air filter for the power supply; Big opening on the motherboard tray to access the CPU cooler backplate; Offers good possibilities for cable managing; Good drive bay count; Offers two USB 3.0 and two...

Do not support 140 mm or 280 mm radiators; Price is a little high

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