The very first air series case from Corsair was very popular due to its dual chamber design, excellent direct air flow and enthusiast grade internals . The Air 240 is the second case in the very popular Air series from Corsair.
The chassis is available in both black and white versions. The black version costs $89 whereas the white version costs $99.The case allows for a lot of flexibility. You can orient the whole case in various directions and adjust it to your preference. The Corsair logo at the middle of the front panel can also be manually adjusted which is great for modders. The panels are made of plastic and they are not very much scratch resistant. The included rubber case feet should be attached before using this case since this case is scratch prone.
No optical bays are located at the front. At the front, there is a large mesh for air flow and the IO panel which has a power and restart button, two audio jacks and two USB 3 ports. Behind the front panel, there is a built-in dust filter and there are the two included 120 mm fans at the front of the case which allows for direct air flow intake. On the right side of the case, there is an easily removable magnetic dust filter which covers the power supply and the optional fan mount area. The side window is large and revealing which looks damn gorgeous.The side panels are flimsy and they easily flex, something that was not expected. At the rear, there are 4PCI brackets, HDD area, Power supply area and two optional fan mounts. The hard drive cage comes with 3 caddies which are easy to install and intuitive. 2x 80 mm. fans can be installed at the rear. On the top, there is a mesh which covers the fan mount area. The case overall looks gorgeous with the uniform bodied design. There is an included fan on top with flexible mounting strips. It also has support for secondary fans on top. On the top, the SSD brackets are situated which are also pretty easy to use and straight forward.
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| Modded Corsair Air 240 |
The bottom of the case is also filtered and has additional fan mounting points which can be helpful for GPU cooling. Lots of rubber grommeted cable routing holes are present which are very useful. The case does have water cooling with thick radiator and long GPU compatibility since the internals of the case are fairly spacious. Cable routing is also very easy. Assembly process is also quite simple. So, in conclusion, the Corsair Air 240 is a great mATX Cube case and it is highly recommended because it's feature packed, looks great , has a lot of cooling potential and it's reasonably priced.
Image source: www.youtube.com/user/HardwareCanucks , www.anandtech.com and www.overclock3d.net
Image source: www.youtube.com/user/HardwareCanucks , www.anandtech.com and www.overclock3d.net
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