Gadgetory

what's up guys Eber here with Harbach attacks and the road map a Coolermaster looks very promising in 2017 focusing not only on their premium expansion but also putting a large emphasis on value and budget products to cater to a broader audience more on this after a quick message from our sponsor the show coverage is possible thanks to Nvidia gigabyte fantex and NCIX the first very exciting product is the mastercase pro $660 premium chassis that follows the modular approach on the inside but with a beautiful simple exterior and clean lines that is a sharp contrast to their gaming cases the focus of the pro 6 is a balance between airflow and silence which is why top and front panels sit on magnetic latches that allow users simply pull the panel's upwards thus opening some space for additional airflow we will have to test ourselves how this impacts cooling and noise but the execution is brilliant also I love how discreet the top il is with that latch although only a couple of USB ports it's unacceptable on such an expensive case interestingly the tempered glass panel is to list but requires a lock key something we haven't seen yet that might turn out well if you can hide the key in one of the panels but would otherwise be an inconvenience having to remember where the key is located furthermore we are seeing more and more vertical GP brackets which is included on the pro 6 this one isn't final yet as we feel it's too close to the motherboard but the final bracket should leave enough room for triple slot graphics cards for that beautiful showcase that is wonderfully complemented by the pure white LED strip to highlight a simple build inside an elegant case switching gears on something budget-friendly we have the master box 3 a micro ATX enclosure priced at only $40.00 we must be really affordable options that look this premium we think that acrylic front panel that showcases the Dutch although it would quickly be covered in dust particles given this as an intake side the i/o is standard and recessed on the top of the front panel and for simple builds the exterior accommodates dual clear half-inch drives a couple of SSDs on the wall that are displayed well and unrestricted access for the GPU and $40 the master box 3 is an awesome value then there's the master box 5 light which is an ATX case that follows the market formula to the tea with a fully covered PSU chamber top or front 240 millimeter radiator support a pretty cool looking perforated front panel and a sweet price pot at $50 with a side acrylic panel these budget cases are so important because they borrow many fantastic elements from the higher tier but of course consumers benefit coolermaster is also expanding their fan and AIO selection with RGB fans and folk software control on color that connects to a dedicated physical hub it was only a matter of time then we have a full array of a iOS with the master liquid light 120 a simple $50 cooler with a single fan that is meant to introduce people to AIO coolers the high tier pro 120 adds a second fan for push-pull at around $60 and the pro 240 is $80 plus all of which are quite basic with a white level LED on the pump and it will be available in q1 and lastly for air cooling we got to see this prototype the giant master air pro 4 sandwich between 3 120 millimeter fans is a duel tower aluminum heatsink with six pipe steps wrap around on top and comes back into the CPU block the design is very particular it looks like an engine part from the top but we were told cooling capacity has been at priority with this massive tower all I can say is I hope we are not disappointed with the price and the maker air series can recover with this product so let us know which of these new products you want full reviews on thank you so much for watching our CES coverage I mean both with how it connects and we'll see you in the next one