Good price and plenty of room for components

I like this case, relatively low price, and plenty of room inside for various components. Also good air flow and I like that you can pop off the front and sides without having to undo lots of screws. RGB fans are a nice touch if you are into that sort of thing. As ITX cases go it is on the larger side, and only takes an ATX PSU, I had to buy a an additional adapter for my existing SFX PSU. On the whole though, a sound purchase.

Great case all round.

Had to upgrade and downsize my rig, had Phanteks before so I chose this case. Plenty of room for most components, do note that there is zero room for any 3.5 inch drives, so keep that in mind. Otherwise great space to work in. I use an ATX power supply, but I'd suggest getting an SFX one, buy the adapter for that too (does not come with one). Great build quality as expected from Phanteks (even at this price point) as always. Everything is well thought out. Case fans are very nice also, comes with RGB. Pretty good value for money as well, on sale or not (try to find it on sale, definitely a must buy at that point).

Nice looking compact case

Looks great, nice airflow. 2 included RGB fans and a very basic controller that can control other devices as well. Good cable management, for a small case I managed to cram a lot of extra cable hidden in there. Extra SSD tray mounted behind the motherboard is a nice idea but doesn't fit with some CPU cooler backplates. Ability to vertical mount GPU with all the brackets (but not the riser cable) included, as per the decription though this would definitely only work with a very low profile CPU cooler/water block. My only real grumble was I interpreted the description a little wrong, and infact there is NO 3.5 drive bay included and the corre...view more

Phanteks Eclipse P200A DRGB Review

Phanteks' Eclipse P200A DRGB ($69.99) has a bland, subdued look to it—and it hides well its component limitations. A relatively compact Mini-ITX chassis, it actually resembles a larger MicroATX PC case at first glance, but scaled down a fair bit. The generic design does bring you some advantages, as the case is relatively straightforward to work with, which is never a given with Mini-ITX chassis. It's also able to hold large graphics cards—up to just shy of 14 inches long—and a 240mm water cooler at the same time. The final, built-out product is pleasing, but a few issues can mar the building experience if you don't plan ahead. That said, you'll likely be happy with the Eclipse's look when you're done building a PC into it—even if you're glad you're done. The Design: An Atypical Shape for Mini-ITX Of the common desktop case types, Mini-ITX cases tend to be the least uniform in their overall design. Some are thin and reminiscent of horizontally oriented A/V components, like VCRs, ...

Phanteks’ Eclipse P200A is a clean-looking Mini-ITX case that is lightweight and can house today's biggest graphics cards, but the building experience will require some patience and finesse.

Compact and lightweight; Clean industrial look; Room for large GPUs despite Mini-ITX form factor

Mounting the power supply up top complicates cable routing, cooling; No fans at case top