The Thermaltake Armor A60 comes with several great features, including some dust filtration features and USB 3.0. The A60 is the first case in the world to have a SideClick EasySwap hard drive feature, as Thermaltake calls it. They have even gone so far as sleeving their pre-installed fans wires. The front I/O ports include one USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0 connection. It also includes an eSATA connector along with a mic and speaker plug-in. The sleek, refreshing, and different look of the A60 is always nice to see in an extremely saturated market. With more and more cases looking the same, it is nice to see that Thermaltake stepped out of the mold and went a different direction. Let’s check out the rest of the features and looks of the A60, shall we?
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I really like the look of this case. I only use full tower cases these days. I am going to keep an eye on the A60 though I might try this one.
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