Thermaltake Tower 300 Micro Tower Chassis Review

While the Tower 300 did not come with an LCD kit, Thermaltake offers an LCD panel kit for every member of the Tower series.  These kits can be purchased with many of the cases or added on later. 

If you are considering adding the LCD screen, and who wouldn’t, take a look at our more indepth review of the LCD screen as part of our Tower 200 review!

ThermalTake also offers a full stand kit for the Tower 300 in matching black for just a little bit more.  If you are on the fence simply look at the picture above and ask your self, “Do I have room for this?” If the answer is yes, do not hesitate as it takes this already unique case to another level!

The case kit contains the base in three parts that are quite easy to assemble and a matching cover to replace the feet on the bottom surface.

With the feet removed, the new cover simply snaps into place providing the symetry needed for a horizontal display.  The end result is simply unlike anything else you can buy today!

The Thermaltake Tower Series continues to impress. With the Tower 300 they have taken the signature cube shaoe and thrown it out the window. The result is a unique tower design that is easy to build and looks fantastic. The trio of front glass panels makes an immediate impression and there is plenty of space for most demanding mini/micro-ITX builds.  If you have the room, adding the stand looks even better. There is a reason so many show builds choose a Thermaltake Tower case!

If your budget allows, I highly recommend the optional LCD display as well. Pairing that with a Thermaltake LCD AIO CPU cooler would push any build in a Tower 300 over the top!

Unique Tower Design
Support for Large Radiators
Lots of available colors
Smaller tower footprint
Optional Upgrades

Still large for Mini/Micro-ITX
Only two fans included
No RGB
Higher price point