Kolink Inspire K7 ARGB

Kolink set out to create a special midi-tower, the result of these efforts is the Inspire K7 ARGB: a case with a mesh cut-out in the front, that includes a digitally addressable RGB-LED strip that is controlled via the I/O panel underlining its striking design. The mesh serves to provide your components with all their airflow they need. The tempered glass side panel affords users a view of the interior and the user's ATX form factor motherboard. But just because this is a compact and sleek midi tower case, it doesn't mean that you can't install a huge amount of powerful hardware along with plenty of storage. This combination of features means the Kolink Inspire K7 ARGB is the perfect case for those on the lookout for affordability that still offers exceptional design and features.

The Kolink Inspire K7 ARGB Midi Tower at a Glance:

• Striking front panel with mesh cut-out and ARGB lighting
• Tempered glass side panel and PSU shroud
• 1x Pre-installed 120 mm ARGB fan at the rear
• Space for up to 5x 120 mm fans, 240 mm radiator on the front
• Space for graphics cards up to 310 mm long and CPU coolers 160 mm tall
• I/O Panel with 1x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0 and ARGB-LED controller
• Space for 2x 3.5/2.5"- and 2x 2.5" drives

Inspire K7 RGB: Affordable Micro-ATX Case from Kolink for Gamers

The Kolink Inspire K7 RGB is a remarkably affordable midi tower, designed for gamers that want a rig that looks great as well as performs great. It can fit graphics cards up to 31 cm in length . What is striking about the case however, is its implementation of a mesh for ample airflow. The front also features a digitally addressable RGB-LED strip, which allows users control either via the I/O panel or directly via the motherboard. On the top of the cover towards the front, users will find the I/O panel itself, featuring both USB 2.0 ports and a USB 3.0 connector along with the controls for the ARGB lighting. A tinted, tempered glass side panel rounds out the attractive design of the Inspire K7 RGB.

Inside has a space for an ATX-, Micro-ATX- or a Mini-ITX motherboard. Graphics cards may be 310 millimeters long, and CPU coolers up to 160 mm tall - which is more than enough space for most common models. For cable management, there are cable guides located on the tray and in the power supply cover along with plenty of space between the motherboard tray and the right side panel. Power supplies may be up to 200 millimeters long.

Luxurious Cooling Options, Plenty of Space for Drives

Up to five 120 millimeter fans can fit in the confines of this spacious gaming case. In addition to the 120 mm slot that comes pre-installed on the back, there are two more spaces on the top and on the front. The pre-installed fan also had ARGB lighting, which can be controlled via the I/O panel or the motherboard. There is a magnetic dust filter located at the top to help ensure that the hardware doesn't get dusty inside. Also at the front there is a filter located behind the air vents. Of course, the power supply unit on the underside is also protected from dust. If you prefer water- to air cooling, then this is also an option. At the front, users are free to install a 240 mm radiator .

Under the PSU shroud, there is an HDD cage that can accommodate either two 3.5" or 2.5" drives . In the interior next to the motherboard, users are free to install two additional 2.5-inch drives. The result of Kolink's efforts here is the epic Inspire K6: a case that has been designed from the ground up to make powerful yet attractive and compact gaming setups a reality.