Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 6 Case Review

The MasterCase Pro 6 was designed for the PC Enthusiast who is looking for a high-end chassis without the traditional "gaming look".  We have seen cases like this before and they usually go to great lengths to try and hide some of the more prominent parts of a case like cooling vents, external drive bays and in some instances the activity lights.

This is a mid-tower design featuring flat side panels and sleek 45 degree angle cuts along the top, front, back and bottom edges.  These cuts help disguise the panels making them appear smaller while still allowing for a larger interior space.

The back of the case features a bezel cover similar to the front with a large opening which is, for the most part, purely decorative.  A primary exhaust fan located near the I/O along with a total of 7 expansion slots.  The bottom slot is occupied by the patented cable lock made popular during the Storm Gaming case series.

Like on the MasterCase Maker 5t the front cover swings away from the top of the case to expose the two external drive bays.  It gives you just enough space to access an optical drive but not really enough to use bay mounted fan controllers.

At the bottom of the case you will find the power supply location. 

The location is protected by a removable dust filter and the whole case is lifted off the ground to allow better airflow.  Due to the design the feet are much larger than you would normally find and is done to help retain the overall appearance.