Sub $200 case is usually around 6 to 8 Kg. This one is 11.65Kg. Good for those who likes sturdy case.
In Win N515 Black Mid Tower E-ATX Case, Tempered Glass Window, NO PSU, 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2x2, 2x USB 3.2, HD Audio, 3x Luna AL120 ARGB PWM Fan Included, ARGB Controller, Nebula Front Panel, Partial Front and Side Mesh Panel
Compared to my Lian Li PC-P80s (B from 2008, N from 2011 - both still in use), this thing is just a little baby. Only issue with a lot of these cases is the discarding of the 5.25" bays for trash mesh cooling systems that don't cool for shit. I like slotting HDD hot swapping bays into the 5.25" slots (turned one of my PC-P80s into a 16Bay DAS). Like wtf is with this cases 'nebula' mirror trash that would be usually where the 5.25" is… let alone the el-cheapo side panels (most of them seem to be acrylic these days).
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/47311/phanteks-eclipse-p…
If you’re after another cheap e-atx case - $118
I was looking for a case like that buy with support for 360mm radiator on the right hand side. I ended getting getting the thermaltake S300 but the front is not mesh. I could not find any other suitable.
Cant beat this for $ 85. Tecware Forge M Omni ARGB Mesh Mid Tower Micro ATX Case TG
https://www.pcbyte.com.au/p/tecware-forge-m-omni-argb-mesh-m…
Completely different market to this post though
Only 7Kg. I settle for nothing less than 10Kgs.
In Win needs better idea. Their First case 303 was great…now everything looks the same case with add-ons. They need to move on.
For anyone who doesnt know, these things are (profanity) huge - if you only have an ATX motherboard, get an ATX case.
However $119 is a bloody good price for an E-ATX case