Cooltek U3 Review 4

Cooltek U3 Review

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Introduction


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


The Cooltek U3 is the biggest of the U series of cases and the only one of the three that can also hold a mATX board in addition to ITX ones. The chassis is available in three different colors: black, red, and silver. We received the latter for review today.


Cooltek U3
ColorBlack, Red or Silver
Drive Bays External: N/AInternal: 2x 3.5 & 2x 2.5" (instead of 1x 3.5")
Form Factor ITX, Micro-ATX
Expansion Slots 4
CoolingFront: N/ARear: 1x120mm (included)Side: N/ATop: N/AFloor: N/A
Dimensions208 mm (W) x 359 mm (H) x 270 mm (D)
Weight2.5kg
SwitchesPower, Fan Control (2 settings)
I/OUSB 3.0 x 2 (internal), Audio In and Out (supports HD audio)

Packaging


Cooltek packs the U3 into a compact cardboard package with black print on it. You will find an image of the chassis on the front, and the rear goes into more detail about its layout. While both smaller sides hold identical information consisting of promotional texts, you will also find a sticker on one of these sides to let you know what color is within.


The Cooltek U3 is held together by two compact foam spacers, which is quite sufficient for a chassis of this size and weight. A plastic bag further protects the unit from fingerprints and scratches.

Contents


Even though the chassis is quite compact, there are a surprising amount of small parts. Not only will you receive a few cable ties, but Cooltek also includes special HDD screws and eight rubber rings for them. There are also metal and plastic spacers for the motherboard and a simple speaker unit. A basic manual of high quality rounds out the contents within the Cooltek U3.
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