Testseek.com have collected 48 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Element S VK6000 series and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Element S VK6000 series.
April 2009
(84%)
48 Reviews
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Abstract: Video Review: From the outside to the inside the Thermaltake Element S Case is really something. While it does have a plastic top and front it's not your typical shinny cheap looking plastic. The side panels and inside is steel which adds weight but means it's really sturdy. Also, there are lots of drive bays and a torrent of features, many of them are unique. Thermaltake did an excellent job of this case and its one of the best mid-tower cases out there. Watch the video to find out more...
You wont find elements like HOT² or Cool² on the Periodic Table, but you will find them at your local computer emporium in a new Element lineup of cases from Thermaltake. These case have so much to offer and the best part of all is they will not...
Good cooling performance, Quiet, Easy installation, Excellent cable management features, Roomy interior for a midtower, Unique look
Could use a few expansion slot covers, Only one front fan included, Graphics area cooling could be better, No toolfree solutions for ODD and expansion devices
With its new Element series, Thermaltake has paired a more subtle exterior with a redesigned interior to create a chassis that is both good looking and functional. The interior of the Element S is a pleasure to work in, (with the exception of the non...
An attractive in its simplicity, manageable, and overall efficient case. You get what you see in advertisement it is “Created for Pros”. You will definitely appreciate this case if you work on your computer as a job. The nice touches such as a...
Nice black finish throughout the case, Plenty of room for hard drives (seven 3.5" and two 2.5"), Antivibration rubber edging on the side panels, Up to six fans can be installed (three included), Fans are fairly quiet
Lots of plastic, Steel covers need to be removed before installation, Nonremovable motherboard tray, No toolless options for 5.25" drives or expansion cards, No available external 3.5" bay or adapter, 60mm fans on rear panel (if installed) block expansion...
What I liked most about the Thermaltake Element S is the overall design. The removable hard drive cage has plenty of room for 3.5" drives, and the removable PSU cover can handle two more 2.5" SSD drives. Airflow inside the case is good, and the front d...
Looks Nice, Good Cable Management, Easy To Install A Rig In, Red LED 230 mm Top Fan, Massive Air Flow, Easy On The Eyes
CPU Motherboard Cutout Is Not For Both AMD And Intel Rigs, Heavy (19.49 lbs)
The Thermaltake ElementS is a sleek looking chassis that works for an office or gaming environment. The smart design and massive airflow make it a good choice for todays hotter running systems. We use a couple of 73 CFM fans on the CPU when we have t...
The Thermaltake Element S is one of those cases that you enjoy working with. I found no sharp edges anywhere, as all edging was rolled for protection. Chassis fitment was excellent and tight, but not overly so. The addition of the plastic edging on the...
