Rosewill Armor EVO

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Pros:

Great aircooled performance, Solid construction, Toneddown style, Performs just as well as fulltower cases in a MidTower size.

Cons:

"Expensive" compared to the competition, Side panels frustrating to work with, Questionable top fan/radiator mounts, No fan controller, Doesn't bring anything else to the table besides airflow over the competition

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Last revision on May 20, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Great aircooled performance, Solid construction, Toneddown style, Performs just as well as fulltower cases in a MidTower size

Reviewers Didn't Like

"Expensive" compared to the competition, Side panels frustrating to work with, Questionable top fan/radiator mounts, No fan controller, Doesn't bring anything else to the table besides airflow over the competition

Expert reviews and ratings

Two cases enter, one case leaves: That's the gist of our mini-roundup this month. We're still amazed sometimes at the disparity in production quality between cases. Sometimes, it's as if manufacturers really don't even bother giving the case a quick...

By Maximum PC on July 18, 2013

There is no doubt the Rosewill Armor-EVO is a good performer. It cools just as well as one of the better air-cooled enclosures out there, but fails to deliver the same price to performance ratio. At the time of this review, the Armor-EVO was listed...

By Benchmark Reviews on January 29, 2013

Rosewill’s Armor EVO is a rare case; while it utilizes the massive E-ATX form factor and incorporates a ton of interior space, the EVO actually costs less than most budget-conscious mid...

By Hardware Canucks on October 21, 2013

As NewEgg's house brand, Rosewill has been growing in very interesting ways. Being the house brand of a major electronics retailer means dipping your toe into a lot of different markets, and Rosewill has expanded dramatically, to the point where...

By AnandTech on January 23, 2013