Sharkoon has unveiled the Rebel C60, a new ATX case that features front and side panels made of tempered glass, something that the manufacturer says should enable an elegant presentation of the inside hardware.
Here’s a breakdown of the case’s key features from Sharkoon, which is available in black and white color options and can fit graphics cards with a maximum length of 40 cm:
Smart Airflow
So that the hardware is not only optimally showcased but can also be fully utilized, Sharkoon relies on an airflow in which fresh air is drawn in through the bottom of the case while heated air is transported out through the rear panel and the perforated side panel. To achieve this, the Rebel C60 RGB is already supplied with four 120-millimeter fans in the corresponding locations. A particular eye-catcher among these addressable RGB fans is the bottom panel fan, which has been installed at an angle. To prevent dust and dirt being transported from underneath the case into its inside, the entire bottom panel is protected with a detachable dust filter.
Modular Expansion of the Airflow
If desired, the airflow of the Rebel C60 RGB can be further optimized. Thus, an additional 120-millimeter fan can be installed behind the mainboard tray and three more can be placed under the top panel. Instead of fans, the top panel also offers space for a radiator of up to 360 millimeters, and in addition to this, the two pre-installed fans next to the mainboard tray can be replaced with a radiator measuring 240 millimeters. As a usual feature of the Rebel series cases, the easy installation of fans and any HDDS or SSDs is provided by a mounting frame and a mounting bracket, which can be removed from the case, equipped with the hardware, and then reinserted.
Spacious Showcase
With the use of the mounting bracket, up to three 3.5-inch HDDs or up to three 2.5-inch SSDs can be installed behind the mainboard tray in just a few steps. According to the manufacturer, the Rebel C60 RGB also offers enough space for a graphics card with a maximum length of 40 centimeters, a CPU cooler with a maximum height of 16.5 centimeters and a power supply unit with a maximum length of 27 centimeters.
Made for Modern Connectivity
When it comes to connections, the Rebel C60 RGB has two USB 3.0 interfaces on the top of the case, and for mobile devices and modern headsets, there is also a USB-C connection and a TRRS port.
Optimal Graphics Card Support
Like the Rebel C50, the Rebel C60 RGB is supplied with a graphics card holder complete with a rubberized contact surface. Those who prefer to mount the graphics card vertically in the case can use the optionally available installation set, which was already introduced along with the Rebel C50: the Rebel C Series Vertical Graphics Card Kit 4.0.
And here’s how the cases look in their respective colors:
Sharkoon Rebel C60 RGB Black
Sharkoon Rebel C60 RGB White
Discussion (5 replies)
Join Discussion →I hate to be a Dobbie downer but that just doesn't look impressive to me at all. Where is the cutting edge or the new feature worth crowing about? More glass panels? wooooo...
You mean this isn't revolutionary enough for you?
So that the hardware is not only optimally showcased but can also be fully utilized, Sharkoon relies on an airflow in which fresh air is drawn in through the bottom of the case while heated air is transported out through the rear panel and the perforated side panel.
Because that's REVOLUTIONARY!!
All these companies arriving late to the party trying to replicate the 011 Dynamic success. There is only so may personal "spins" you can make on that design, and I'm starting to think we've seen them all.
Draws air from the bottom? There is not enough clearance and the air has to go through two perforated steel sheets, neither of which looks more than 30-40% open. That's a no.
My case that actually draws air from the bottom has at least twice the clearance and is almost completely open from the bottom with no restrictions for airflow outside a dust filter and it has two giant 180mm fans pulling in the air.