Cougar Panzer

[Darksaber]

With the Panzer chassis, Cougar takes the Panzer Max genes and packs them into a more compact enclosure. You will still find the intricate and well-designed exterior coupled with glass side panels and a solid construction - all with a smaller footprint and a sub-$100 price point.

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[GreiverBlade]

same aggressive but not over-exaggerated look of the Panzer Max, at a lower price point, and pack tempered glass sides? bloody hell ....

well seems like an awesome deal and judging by the conclusion, yep it is.

thought: only two 3.5", aherm the Panzer Max too has only two 3.5" and four 2.5" despite the size...
and it has dust filter in the front the Max doesn't have that (i mean removable and not attached to the front mesh) and the PSU cover look a bit better... (well the Max could have used two or three more 2.5" on the shroud ... at his price point )

i would almost feel ripped off .... if the Panzer wasn't bound to be between 125 and 130chf where i live (my Max was 159chf compare that to 130$, that make around 35$ more technically )
when you do a lesser case ... you don't add extras that you don't have on the main product

well i still prefer the look of the Max nonetheless (handle, size, fake carbon corner, fan controller, screwless side panel, i have a few to complain about and nothing really annoying )

 

[Ferrum Master]

You could add to minuses no FAN hub with or without control.

 

[ensabrenoir]

........sotra' like it

 

[Supercrit]

Would it be a good idea to have a standardized temperature test for all case reviews? Always using the same PSU, CPU cooler, CPU/GPU or newer models with same TDP to have the fewest variables possible, then take temperatures from different components. One of the most important reason to buy a case (unless you are on a budget) is the airflow.

 

[LogitechFan]

Cougar... you know you don't think of a large cat when you hear it...

 

[Jermelescu]

Cougar... you know you don't think of a large cat when you hear it...

An old cat you mean, right?

 

[GreiverBlade]

An old cat you mean, right?

nah ... a "Mountain Lion"...