Excellent case with top notch airflow.

This case is a beast. I love how much space it affords you. The extra room for fans in the back of the case (where the drive bays would be) and the ability to house TWO 420mm radiators makes it a fantastic purchase.Up top: 3x140mm fansFront: 3x140mm fansRear: 1x140mm fanBack: 4x120mm fans.Only downside is the bottom of the case should have mountings for more fans, Dual PSU support would be nice (even a second SFF would be great).I'm rocking air cooled 3x4090s in this case, and the temps are completely within limits. I love it.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when shipping a large pc case like this in the mail, but I can confidently say that it arrived better than I had hoped. I bought the Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 Server Edition case, and although I had to pay a little extra for shipping, it was completely worth it. Zero scratches, great build quality, and very customizable. Looks great in my new build and I would highly recommend picking up some Phanteks T30 fans to go with it.

Package arrived on time with no issues. Absolutely love this case. It has plenty of room and options for any hardware you may have.

I ordered this case couple of days ago and got the case yesterday.Right away it has IDENTICAL issues as my previous (2 years ago) order of Phanteks Enthoo 2 Pro [regular edition with glass panel]1. Plastic parts that cover drive/fan slots were rolling around in the case scratching up the glass, just like their regular Enthoo 2 Pro, same issues. They don't even bother to tape them from disconnecting. If you hear rattling in the box, yep, those are those plastics banging against your glass2. Same skewed frame of the case. Same defect from 2 years ago. Where top screw of the glass panel will NOT thread properly, BECAUSE the whole frame of the case is messed up. Using screwdriver will just damage the threads on those thumbscrews, and your glass panel will never sit flush. In fact it seats around 6-8 mms away from the frame of the case at the top by the thumbscrew, but flush on the bottom thumbscrew. Yeah....you can't fix that.If you get those issues, you don't even have to blame delivery guy. I had a big dent and break in the box upon delivery and box was opened, but it is identical issue as the previous order 2 years ago.Case itself is pretty beautiful, and it's roomy, but I will never keep the case that has such a huge manufacturing defect such as skewed frame.Phanteks has really cool designs, but next to zero quality control, and it shows, for 2 years you have done same thing.For 2 years you can't fix something as simple as the frame mold.Oh, yeah, besides of the plastic banging against the glass in transit, the plastic itself got scratched by other pieces of same plastic inside.Shipping methods/packing from Phanteks shows little to no care about what happens after the case feels any kind of vibration and pieces start to fall out.I REALLY wanted to keep this case, but I can't, and I am forever skeptical of ordering anything Phanteks again.This is supposed to be a server case, how can it be server if your frame is skewed?It will present all the issues upon mounting in the server rackmount.I gave it 2 stars simply for looks and fan cage innovations, the design is nice, and it does feel solid, but unless you have a proper frame, don't bank on getting good quality case.I am starting to think that Youtube channels like Jayz2Cents get cherry picked cases from Phanteks, because he recently reviewed it and saw no such issues with a frame. I saw zero complaints from Phanteks Enthoo 2 Pro (regular edition) on Youtube reviewers' channels. So, that means that Phanteks is selective what to send to people. While common folk still get the skewed frame from over 2 years ago in their previous Enthoo Pro 2 (non-server edition).This case inherited the issues.Shame, because case engineers put a lot of work into this design, and anti-sag brackets are genius.It allows you to have 2 server sized PSUs in the case too (2 regular ones won't fit).Shame...shame...shame.This is what happens when quality control is conducted overseas, and people overworked for pennies there.