Editors Liked
- Price
- Phenomenal water cooling support
- Acoustic performance
- Tempered glass side panel
Editors Didn't Like
- Thermal performance
- Punch out vertical GPU slot covers
Direct Competitors and Related Products
Expert reviews and ratings
By techPowerUp!
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The Carbide 275R goes for $80, or $65-$70 depending whether you opt for a glass or acrylic side panel. Solid build quality Extremely clean interior finish All features are engineered well Dust filters on all intake areas Cool, glowing light at the front...
By Ocaholic
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The Corsair Carbide 275R is a midtower PC case designed for those who don't want to spend a lot of money on a gaming rig This case is a midrange enclosure that it is also compatible with allinone water cooling solutions as well as rather large air...
By PCPer
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The Carbide Series 275R offers a good mix of style and functionality, with an effortless build process. My overall impression of the case is a good one, and I personally like the look of it (a black version is also available) quite a bit.
By Guru of 3D
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I'll say this straight up. I recommend this case, wholeheartedly. I cannot fault the looks, the build quality, or feature set. Cooling options are solid, storage is very good, and building in the case is a pleasure. The case offers you options to use a...
By Modders-Inc
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Can't get enough of tempered glass cases? Over the years we have seen it all, tempered side doors, a combination of top and side, both sides top and front tempered glass, etc. Because most of the manufacturers use 3-5mm of tempered glass the weight of...
By Legit Reviews
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Corsair Carbide 275R – Black and White CasesThe Corsair Carbide 275R features a sleek minimalist design, with well thought out interior. The front panel is solid, with a small cut out at the bottom that hides a white LED accent bar; an RGB LED accent...
By Kitguru.net
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Corsair has launched the Carbide 275R which is a mid-tower ATX case that promises good airflow as well as support for a 280mm or 360mm radiator in the front and a 240mm cooler in the...
By Tom's Hardware
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The 275R is a decent no-frills chassis with a glass side panel, and is priced accordingly. However, we've tested better-performing choices in this price class. Another intake fan (or a slight price drop from the $79.99 launch price) would make it a...
By Bit-tech.net
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The 275R is very much a safe bet from Corsair. There is nothing here that we haven't seen before elsewhere, and it does little to change the perception that case design has largely stagnated since the general move to designs with PSU shrouds and no...
By GamersNexus
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Like the PM02 we just reviewed, the 275R is a case that needs to justify its own existence thanks to the reputation of its predecessor. At the conclusion of our 270R review, our recommendation was based on “its $60-$70 price-point and assertive posture...
By HEXUS.net
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Corsair has updated its range of affordable Carbide Series enclosures with the introduction of the 275R. Priced at £65 with an acrylic panel, or £75 with the reviewed tempered glass, the latest addition to the firm's portfolio has the makings of a solid...
By eTeknix
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PriceAt the time of writing, retail links were not available. However, Corsair is a huge brand and we expect just about every major retailer will be listing stock later today. You can expect to pay £64.99 for either the black or white Carbide 275R with...
By hwready.it
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Siamo alla fine della nostra recensione, è bello vedere il cambio di tendenza generale da parte dei produttori che senza rinunciare ad un design accattivante hanno ricominciato a dare spazio alle capacità dissipative dei prodotti. Parliamoci chiaro, chi...
By modding.fr
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Avec son 275R Airflow, Corsair propose une solution à cette problématique que peut poser le design d'une façade dite “moderne”.On entend par là qu'un bon nombre de boitiers ont mis de côté la baie 5.25″ et qu'une ou des grilles Mesh placées à...