Introduction

Well, Today I have another review for an Xgbox product, the last few reviews I did of Xgbox products were power supplies, today I will be taking a look at one of their new entry level PC Cases, the Ninja 2. Xgbox has gotten some great scores from Thinkcomputers in the past for their great products, will the Ninja 2 keep up with this tradition? The Ninja 2 is inexpensive, considered an entry level gaming case, but it has many features of the more expensive cases out there. Xgbox has a great reputation so far for their great products, and I have to say from my first impression, the Ninja 2 looks to keep that reputation.

I would like to thank MGE/Xgbox for the chance to review the Ninja 2 Pc case.

First Looks

The box the case came is is cool, I actually like it, you can see a lot of thought and planning went into the packaging. It even has a built in handle!

You can see from the pictures; the specs, and a short description of the case.

But here they are anyway:

External 5.25" Drive Bays: 4
External 3.5" Drive Bays: 2
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays: 4
Expansion PCI Slots: 7
Dimensions: 17.4" x 7.5" x 16.6"
Weight: 17.7lbs

Price at time of review from Newegg: $59.99 (there is a $10 rebate so price is $49.99)

Of course, opening the box we will find the Ninja 2, it is packaged well as expected from Xgbox. The case is covered in plastic to prevent scratches and surrounded by styrofoam.