Overall the Enermax Phoenix Neo is a pretty good mid-level gaming case. The exterior looks simple but very good, and has a few great features that make you take a second look. The huge side fan is not only attractive, but extremely functional. The top-front I/O panel is also a feature that gamers will dig, and is implemented well.
Another look at that awesome fan
The inside of this case has features intended to make installation smooth and easy, and mostly succeeds. You may find the tradeoff between ease of installation at odds with the vibration of your internal components, however. The case has pretty standard but solid features which makes for a good build. The only major flaws aren’t dealbreakers by any means, such as straight springs on the faceplates and fans that use molex connectors. Other than my minor gripes, the case has some great features that the PC enthusiast or budget gamer can appreciate, and its quality exceeds its price point.
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