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December 2014
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The editors liked
Unique design
Built-in LCD logo display
Long GPU support
Cable shroud
240mm radiator support
2 x 120mm fans pre-installed
Unique BitFenix ICON LCD Screen
Brushed Aluminium side panels are easy on the eyes
Side panels are easily removable
Included fans offer decent thermal performance
Sleek styling
Smart aluminum panels
ICON display customises the front of your PC
Toolfree design
Plenty of room to install one or two gaming graphics cards
Impressive levels of cooling and low noise for such a small chassis
The editors didn't like
Screw on side panels would have been better
Cable routing can be tricky
“BitFenix have once again created a unique and innovative chassis that certainly stands out from the crowd. In terms of design it is fantastic to look at and while it’s not as pract
No real room to upgrade the cooling
No secondary fan mounting holes in the top section
Hard drive mounting locations are a bit off
Not the easiest cable management system
Cable management space behind the motherboard tray is far too restrictive
The price tag is rather high
Limited options for cooling – in essence you need a liquid cooler and it goes at the front
Height restriction pretty much bars you from using an air
Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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The Pandora ATX is interesting to say the least. In fact, we'd go as far as saying we've got a little itch to have a go with some radiators and a custom water-cooling setup. The interior is a much better place than the original case so as well as a consid...
Published: 2015-02-05, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Sleek styling, Smart aluminum panels, ICON display customises the front of your PC, Toolfree design, Plenty of room to install one or two gaming graphics cards, Impressive levels of cooling and low noise for such a small chassis
Cable management space behind the motherboard tray is far too restrictive, The price tag is rather high, Limited options for cooling – in essence you need a liquid cooler and it goes at the front, Height restriction pretty much bars you from using an air
BitFenix lists a number of variants of its Micro-ATX Pandora case. The basic Core model starts at £80 and rises to £84 if you add a windowed side panel. The regular Pandora has an ICON LCD display on the front and costs £90 with plain side panels or £95 i...
Published: 2015-01-28, Author: Mike , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
I always get a little excited when I hear we're about to receive a new product from BitFenix and the new BitFenix Pandora proves no exception. The BitFenix Pandora arrived at pcG in the familiar brown cardboard box of a BitFenix product. Within which the...
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Published: 2015-01-19, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Unique design, Built-in LCD logo display, Long GPU support, Cable shroud, 240mm radiator support, 2 x 120mm fans pre-installed,
Screw on side panels would have been better, Cable routing can be tricky, “BitFenix have once again created a unique and innovative chassis that certainly stands out from the crowd. In terms of design it is fantastic to look at and while it’s not as pract
PricingThere are a few variants of the BitFenix Pandora available, but they're all rather well priced overall. You can expect to pay from £69.95 for the basic model, right up to £94.95 for the windowed and LCD equipped model.OverviewI've been looking forw...
Published: 2015-01-19, Author: Ben , review by: play3r.net
Unique BitFenix ICON LCD Screen, Brushed Aluminium side panels are easy on the eyes, Side panels are easily removable, Included fans offer decent thermal performance
No real room to upgrade the cooling, No secondary fan mounting holes in the top section, Hard drive mounting locations are a bit off, Not the easiest cable management system
Bitfenix created a really good product with the Pandora, however, we did find a couple of small flaws The Pandora is a very interesting case with good features and with very compact dimensions The design is always a subjective aspect, but we appreciate t...
The case isn't quite a Pandora's box for BitFenix; the average cooling can be forgiven given the Pandora's low noise and slim size although in the quest to keep the price under £100, this has meant it lacks a second front intake fan. This could have made...
The BitFenix Pandora Windowed version is slick, sleek and down right perfect for a living room HTPC. While cable management may be difficult depending on your motherboard, it is rather painless otherwise with the exception of the larger price tag...
The BitFenix Pandora is the best looking microATX tower to come through SPCR. Brush aluminum panels that pop off have been done before but the Pandora takes it one step further with its curved front edges. This gives it a snazzy profile and also serves to...
