Fractal Design doesn't make the most exciting looking cases, but they are generally of the highest build quality and they don't skimp on the features. The Define S ATX case has been around for a couple of years now and it's a relatively cheap case for how good it is. As an added bonus, you can grab one on sale for £58 on Amazon today.
The Define S does away with 5.25-inch bays of old, and there are no conventional drive cages. Instead, three drive trays are on the rear of the backplate for 3.5 or 2.5-inch drives, and there's room for two more 2.5-inch drives behind the motherboard tray. In the space normally reserved for the drive cages is room for liquid cooling, and the base can a variety of shapes and sizes. Drawbacks of the case include the lack of a fan controller, and there are only two USB 3.0 ports in the I/O bay. Still though, we like the case a lot, as you can see from our review.
As for the price, ATX full-tower cases.
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