Thermaltake Urban S41

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Build Quality, Design (For Some), Top 2.5/3.5" Docking Station, Removable Drive Cages, Space For The Longest Graphics Cards (By Removing The Drive Cage), Top Space For Two 120 Fans, one 200mm fan Or An 240mm Radiator, 3 PreInstalled Fans, 2 Way Top Fan Co...
Ample but loud cooling, builtin fan controller, harddrive docking bay.
Simple, elegant design, Sound-deadening material on both side panels, Top hard drive dock, Side window option

Cons:

Price (For Some), Current Availability In The USA
Flimsy plastic covers for drive bays and case's top, frontpanel cover is difficult to open

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Last revision on January 25, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Build Quality, Design (For Some), Top 2.5/3.5" Docking Station, Removable Drive Cages, Space For The Longest Graphics Cards (By Removing The Drive Cage), Top Space For Two 120 Fans, one 200mm fan Or An 240mm Radiator, 3 PreInstalled Fans, 2 Way Top Fan Co
Ample but loud cooling, builtin fan controller, harddrive docking bay
Simple, elegant design, Sound-deadening material on both side panels, Top hard drive dock, Side window option

Reviewers Didn't Like

Price (For Some), Current Availability In The USA
Flimsy plastic covers for drive bays and case's top, frontpanel cover is difficult to open
A bit pricey for a mostly steel/plastic ATX midtower, Opting for side window reduces sound dampening

Expert reviews and ratings

Thermaltake's Urban S41 comes with all the trappings of a case that's bound for success… and then you start to use it.Take, for example, the Urban S41's front panel. If a manufacturer puts a swinging cover on the front, common sense dictates that it...

By Maximum PC on January 20, 2014

Minimalist and stark, the Urban S41 is one of the better midtower chassis we've tested in recent years, with a wisely designed interior and lots of builder-friendly detail....

By Computer Shopper on December 16, 2013

There's nothing quite like having your preconceptions blown away when it comes to reviewing a new product. More often than not, it happens in a bad way, when you may be expecting good things from something, only to have your hopes dashed. For the Urban...

By PC Authority on July 17, 2013

With the Urban S41 Thermaltake aims to introduce into the market a sleek midi tower with good build quality and enough features to even rival more expensive solutions and i really think that they've come pretty close to achieving that. So as mentioned...

By NikkTech on July 03, 2014

Der Einbau des Testsystems gestaltete sich unkompliziert, vor allem durch die einfache Nutzung der Schnellsteckplätze für Festplatten und Laufwerke. Das S41 bietet eine luxuriöse Grundausstattung mit sehr guter Schallisolierung und versteckt dies...

By Digitale-Generation on August 12, 2013

Der Urban S41 von Thermaltake besticht mit all seinen Features auf ganzer Linie. Einzig die unbequem zu öffnende Fronttüre drückt etwas auf das sonst ausgezeichnete Gesamtbild. Der Preis ist etwas gehoben, aber im Hinblick auf das Gesamtpaket (USB 3.0,...

By Gamezoom.net on May 13, 2013

Il conclusione, dopo questa breve panoramica sul nuovo Urban S41, possiamo dire di essere soddisfatti dal livello costruttivo/funzionale del case proposto da Thermaltake. Come accennato in apertura, la linea Urban prevede modelli di diversa grandezza...

By hdblog.it on May 13, 2013

Das Konzept hinter dem Thermaltake Urban S41: Hohe Funktionalität vereint mit einer integrierten Schalldämmung sowie weiteren kleinen Extras zu einem im ersten Augenblick angemessenen Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Das klingt erst einmal stimmig. Und in der...

By ComputerBase on May 10, 2013

La Thermaltake Urban S41 ofrece un sobrio pero estilizado diseño con un interior muy completo que permite albergar equipos de altas prestaciones. Su única limitación es no poder instalar radiadores de refrigeración líquida de 2×140 mm, pero con uno de...

By elchapuzasinformatico.com on April 30, 2013