A+ Case Twin Engine / XCLIO A380 Review 45

A+ Case Twin Engine / XCLIO A380 Review

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Introduction



I would like to thank MaxPoint for supplying the review sample.

MaxPoint was founded in 1993 in Germany. The name and its A+Case brand are quite well known all around Europe. The company offers a lot of different and unique cases ranging from sleek black ATX cases to aluminum HTPC enclosures. But their portfolio also include power supplies, coolers, server equipment from various manufacturers.

Today we get to take a look at their Twin Engine in black, but they also offer a silver variant.

Specifications

Color Black/Silver
Drive Bays 5 - External 5.25"
1 - External 3.5"
7 - Internal 3.5"
MaterialSECC Steel
Form Factor ATX, Extended ATX, MP Dual CPU
Expansion Slots 7 standard slots
Case Fans 2 x 25cm included, 1 x 80/92/120mm optional
Dimensions280 x 545 x 600mm (WxHxD)
SwitchesPower, Reset
Front Access

2 x USB, 1 x FireWire, 1 x Audio

Weight11.76kg

Let's take a closer look at the A+Case Twin Engine.

Packaging


The packaging is colorful and shows the case and the model name on front and back. The side sports just some writing and mention of the two large fans. The case itself is protected by two foam inlays. The use of foam enables the manufacturer to use thinner inlays when compared to Styrofoam, which results in smaller packaging.

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