The Horizon Midi-Tower from Kolink represents a fresh new addition to their range of stylish cases complete with tempered glass and an extensive list of features, all at an incredible price. In comparison to the Observatory, the Horizon Midi-Tower offers a marked increase in space, especially in terms of drives, radiators and space for cable management. Needless to say, Kolink included four RGB fans whose digitally addressable LEDs are now capable of producing light in both directions – resulting in even better value for money. The dispersion rings not only illuminate the tinted tempered glass panels on the front and sides, they also illuminate the interior and your hardware as well. The RGB lighting can be quickly and conveniently controlled by means of a remote control that comes included as standard.
The Features of the Kolink Horizon Midi-Towers:
- Stylish Midi-Tower with addressable RGB lighting
- Compatible with ATX motherboards and smaller
- Front- and side panels in tinted tempered glass
- Space for 120- and 360 mm radiators
- Removable dust filters on the bottom and roof
- 4x 120 mm RGB fans with dual-dispersion rings
- Includes controller hub and remote control
- Total of 6x 120 mm fans possible
- I/O panel with 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0 & HD Audio
- 3x 2.5″- and 2x 3.5/2.5″ slots
The front allows radiators up to 360 mm to be installed, while the rear of the case is compatible with a 120 mm format radiator. The motherboard tray allows two 2.5″ drives to be installed. Further 2.5″ drives can be installed on the PSU shroud. In order for the case to provide your components with a plentiful supply of fresh air, the sides of the case’s front come complete with air inlets, which are not blocked by side panels. In terms of standard air cooling for your hardware, the case allows for up to six 120-millimeter fans to be installed. Four come pre-installed in the front- and rear of the case, although two further fans can be installed in the roof should you require them.
Includes RGB Controller & Remote Control
The remote control included with the case allows users to select from between nine different RGB lighting effects, and the RGB controller can be attached to a location of your choosing thanks to it being magnetic. There is also a physical button present on the front panel if you prefer. This adds to the range of connectivity options on the case, including two USB 3.0 ports and a USB 2.0 connection in addition to the standard audio connectors. Beneath the PSU shroud lies sufficient space for two (tool-free) drive slots which are each capable of holding a 3.5″ drive. Removable dust filters come built-in to the area beneath the PSU as well as in the roof of the case.
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