Tagan A+ Curbic Mid Tower Case Review

Tagan Aplus Curbic Mid Tower Case

Tagan has been well known for years for quality power supplies, now they are expanding to enthusiast cases under the brand name of Tagan A+. First they sent us their CS-Monolith case to look at, and it was a monster of a case. Well, not everyone needs or wants a large case. For this there are mid towers. Tagan has sent us their newest mid tower, the Curbic. The Curbic is an inexpensive case. Priced at around $60 it is a very affordable case, and with its mesh styling and simple lines the Curbic can look good without breaking the bank in the process. Lets take a quick look at the specifications of the Curbic.

Specifications

• Type: Mid Tower
• Color: Full Black Finis
• Case Material

• Chassis: 0.5mm SECC
• Front Panel: 100% ABS Plastic + meshed grill

Power Supply: No

With Mesh Grill Sidepanel: No

With E-SATA: No

Motherboard Compatibility: Micro ATX, Standard ATX

Expansion

• External: 4x 5.25″ Drive Bays, 2x 3.5″ Drive Bays
• Internal: 5x 3.5″ Drive Bays

Expansion Slots: 7

Front Ports: 2x USB2.0 + Audio (AC97 + HD Audio)

Cooling System

• Front Fan: 1x 18cm (500~1500RPM, 41.90dBa at 700RPM & 18.00dBa at 300RPM) with VR fan speed control & ON/OFF switch
• Rear Fan: 1x 12cm or 8cm*1 (Optional)
• Side Fan: 1x 18cm (500~1500RPM, 41.90dBa at 700RPM & 18.00dBa at 300RPM) with VR fan speed control & ON/OFF switch
• Top Fan: N/A

Physical Gross Dimension (L*W*H, mm): 550*240*470

Net Dimension (L*W*H, mm): 480*195*413

Gross Weight (lb): 16.98

Net Weight (lb): 14.55

RoHS: Yes

UPC code: 891881002326

Warranty: 1 Year

Packaging

The Curbic come to us in a simple black and white shipping box.

After looking the box over there was evidence that the case took a hit in shipping.

But, once we took Curbic out of the box we can see it was found to be okay.