Published: 2015-07-15, Author: Gary , review by: overclock3d.net
We said in the Introduction that we were delighted to finally get our hands on an Inwin case, and we're pleased to say it's been worth the wait. From the off it's essential to understand that the 703 isn't trying to be like any of the esoteric high end o...
Acrylic Window, Build Quality, 2 pre-installed fans one of which is LED, Sleek Design, Pre-installed standoffs
Front Panel is plastic, No quick connects for I/O cables, No room behind motherboard, Snap-covers on expansion slots, No mounts for fans or water cooler in top of chassis,
This chassis is made perfectly for those who are on a budget or first time builders. The 703 looks great with the all over charcoal black and red trim! Therefore, you will not be disappointed in trying to show off your gear. So if you are looking for a ve...
Great design for a chassis of this price point, Great mixture of materials, Well-constructed, windowed side panel, Bevelled side panel for up to 28 mm of space, Includes two fans right out of the box, Can hold up to six hard drives, Large CPU coolers will
Limited number of screws included, LED fan in rear only usable with Molex plug, Gray and white case cables, Tool-less ODD lock with neon green colored elements, Two 5.25" drive bays useless unless you buy adapters for HDDs, Single USB 3.0 plug occupies fu
The In Win 703 sells for 70 US dollar excluding taxes or 70 euro including taxes. Great design for a chassis of this price point Great mixture of materials Well-constructed, windowed side panel Bevelled side panel for up to 28 mm of space Includes two fan...
Published: 2015-03-06, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: Regardless of budget, most system builders want a case that can handle enthusiast hardware while being cool, quiet and hopefully somewhat sexy. If a manufacturer can check those boxes and still be competitively priced then it likely has a winner on its ha...
The In Win 703 is priced similarly to the Corsair Carbide SPEC-02, Xigmatek Shockwave, Thermaltake V4 and NZXT Source 210 Elite. With the exception of the NZXT case, that's a pretty ugly bunch of cases.In fact the NZXT Source 210 Elite is probably the 703...
this case is a good solution for those who want an entrylevel product, which makes it ideal for users who want to build their first gaming PC Due to the fact, that there are quite a few things, which could be improved the In Win 703 receives 4 out of 5...
Great build quality overall, Looks fantastic, Included fan filters on all openings, Support for huge graphics cards and PSUs, Large side window and included LED fan shows off your components, Available in red/black and blue/white
Some design niggles like the CPU backplate cutout being off target, No grommets on cable management holes, Limited support for AIO and water cooling in general
The header on the In Win 703 only allows for one USB3 device to run at full speed, but since my phone is the only USB3 device I own I'm not all that bothered… but since the standard has been available for a while now it would have been nice to see two soc...
Published: 2015-03-09, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Tool-free drive bays, Extra dedicated 2.5″ mount, Superb quality front panel, Two fans pre-installed, Dust filters, Stylish front panel,
Cables on interior would look better in all black, Snap-off covers on expansion slots, Only one USB 3.0 port on front panel, “In Win has really outdone themselves with the 703. While there’s nothing ground-breaking about it, it does show just how competit
PricingThe 703 is available from Box.co.uk and at the time of writing, there's a promotion on that will also give you a free iEar Headphones holder, which is normally an extra £14.99. Given that the chassis is just £54.98, the added extra makes this incre...
Published: 2015-03-02, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Very pleasant styling, Supplied with two 120mm fans, Can accommodate pretty much any graphics car, Dust filters at the front and bottom of the case, Motherboard mounts are integrated in the motherboard tray, SSD mount on top of the drive tower
Fixed drive tower, Fans are powered by fourpin Molex, Bare minimum of cable management, Riveted construction, Front panel is held in place by cables.
The In-Win 703 is as far removed from the In-Win D Frame Mini as one PC case can be from another, which just goes to show that it is a mug's game to have preconceptions about any new product before you open the box.In essence the InWin 703 is a small ATX ...
