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Technic3D verlost ein BitFenix Shinobi XL Tower inklusive Lüfterset und Alchemy Kabel. Teilnahmebedingungen sind im Link zu finden."
Sharkoon produce a variety of cases aimed at gamers and average home PC users. By offering value and economy editions as well, they open themselves up to all kinds of markets.
In unserem heutigen Test betrachten wir die beiden Midi-Tower T9 Value Edition und T5 Value Edition des Herstellers Sharkoon. Beide Gehäuse suchen den Mittelweg zwischen einem elegant-klassischen Design und einer durch optische Akzente erworbenen Eigenständigkeit.
Sharkoon offer a range of PC cases and today we have one of their most recent models on our test bench. The midi sized T9 Value Edition aims to offer a mix of style and functionality for gamers on a budget and today we find out if that is possible for around £50.
With the hundreds of PC cases that are on the market today, the spectrum of styles and designs is very wide. On the bottom end of the scale there is the case that is there to do its job and not much else, whereas on the top end of the market, there are the highly customisable cases that have stacks to offer. The design of these cases follows pretty much the same pattern, but there are some people out there that would like to have a case that on the outside is a little understated & aesthetically clean and on the inside has a little more to shout about.
Sharkoon have been in existence for nearly 10 years and have recently expanded their market significantly. Their product range is rather extensive but they do focus quite heavily on the production and design of PC cases. They currently have around 25 cases on the market and while this product – the Sharkoon T9 Value Edition (in Green) may be a value oriented chassis design we don’t expect it to be compromising in terms of features.
The affordable price tag of the T28 places it in the lower mid-range bracket, but for that range it has an uncharacteristically full set of features with the three fans, a USB 3.0 port and a side-window. It's not a very large cabinet with measurements of 44 x 20 x 48 cm and a volume of 44 litres. It makes it one of the smaller chassis we've tested, and its slightly more than 6.5 kg weight is pretty light for a steel case.
Mit dem Seraphim hat Sharkoon einen Big-Tower im Angebot, dessen Grundkonzept schon lange verwendet wird. Viel Platz, guter Luftstrom und vor allem, gut für Modder geeignet. An einigen Stellen wurden allerdings sinnvolle Verbesserungen im Gegensatz zu seinen Urvätern verbaut. Wie sich diese Details auf das Verwenden des Gehäuses auswirken, lest ihr in unserem Review auf Caseumbau.de.
Its been a while since I had a Sharkoon chassis in the office, not since the T28 Mid Tower I reviewed back in July 2012. The T28 was a great little chassis and it offered plenty of features and style for such a small amount of money, making Sharkoon one of my favourite budget chassis manufacturers. So the REX 8 Value is a welcomed addition to my review schedule and I'm really looking forward to seeing if this chassis matches or even betters the quality that we saw in the last Sharkoon review.
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