Product ReviewsBitfenix Survivor Black ATX Mid Tower Case 3X5.25 1X3.5 7X3.5INT No PS Front USB3.0 W/ Handle
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/19/14  |
Cons: - The corners at the back need to be unscrewed before sliding out side panels.- Unlike the many unboxing videos I watched, the side panels were actually quite difficult to remove. I had to pry with a screwdriver. - Only comes with two 200 mm fans. There's room for a 120 mm fan at the back but it's not included.
Pros: - Nice matte finish- Handlebar makes it easier to carry- I/O at the top |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/06/14 |
Cons: Break a nail, Side Panels are Hard to take off!
Pros: High quality soft touch plastic coating. USB 3.0 header!!!! Comment:
Side panels are hard to take off, It comes with a removal tool the 2.5" adapters can help take off the Side panels. Case has a USB 3.0 header! Good case for $49.99, $4.99 shipping for entire order! Vary pleased with this case. Came with two Bitfenix 200mm Fans with front intake filtered fan! AC97 & HD Audio header. no rear fan, but there is a mount for a 92mm or 120mm fan. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/12/13 |
Cons: Satisfactory
Pros: Satisfactory Comment:
Satisfactory nice soft case however it is very difficult to remove cover it 2 adapters must be removed before you open the cover front or back. other than that it is good |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/05/13 |
Cons: Side panels are on tight, difficult to get off.
Pros: Great, sleek look. Handle. Great texture. Comment:
The moment I saw this case I was in love. It's beautiful. I can't stop touching it, it's so soft. What's wrong with me?Anyway, it looks great, the handle makes transportation easy. I don't mind needing to remove the back top and bottom curvy things in the back to get the panels off. However the panels themselves are a pain in the butt to remove. No handle or grove or anything to leverage them off. Seriously a pain. Some may complain about the airflow, but I've had no issues with the two 200mm fans that blow in/out. Overall, a very nice case as long as you don't need to constantly open up the side panels. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/03/13 |
Cons: Not much time or effort put into the durability nor simplicity of the design.
Pros: The interior is clean, the design is semi semi. Comment:
The chassis is very difficult to install and remove the side panels, not sure about anyone else but I received mine damaged with a slight twist in the entire structure? Looks good, does the job.. overall, not impressed at all with 15+ years experience building high end rigs, supposedly a 110$ case? LOL! Go Antec!!!! |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/29/13 |
Cons: Handle is garbage, can only really utilize when just lifting up, or when Case is emptu
Pros: Awesome Case, Plenty of Room, Excellent cooling, Looks great, CAN Easily turn OFF any LEDs (Or cover, the one blue power indicator) And i feel really does protect my innards when on the go. Comment:
Awesome Case for the price, has all the bells and whistles i wanted, would def buy again! |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/27/13 |
Cons: The bright blue power LED is annoying. Very annoying. Side panels are a right pain to get on and off, mine might be warped but they wont go on fully without a lot of force. The tool-less drive bays are great, but they are way too close to the side panels.
Pros: Good looking, Red LEDS go well with the case, Included fans work quite well, Tool-less drive bays worked okay, Carrying handle isn't flimsy in the slightest; quite the opposite, the handle is very sturdy and very secure despite how it may look. The Bitfenix S2 is a neat addition. Comment:
I got it on sale, and it was worth the $80~ish I paid. Again, blue power LED, terrible side panels and the location of the tool-less drive bays are my main problems. I'm being forced to use a Molex to Sata Power to power one of my two drives, because there isn't enough room for the normal 2-4 Sata Power connectors on one cable here. With that said though, I would still buy it again, just order a couple of Sata Power extenders/Sata Power to Molex. |
I bought this $40 during the winter holidays. I used this as a part of my first PC build for gaming and everything fits spaciously.