DEEPCOOL CH560 WH Mid-Tower in test – All-White DeepCool build ensures a white (and cold) Christmas even without snow

1 - Introduction and Unboxing 2 - Unboxing Part 2 3 - Technical Data and Features 4 - The complete Build - A Diary 5 - Temperatures 6 - Software 7 - Gallery and Conclusion

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Conclusion

Let’s now come to the conclusion and summarize everything that makes the DeepCool CH560 so special. The look is once again a matter of taste and the very simple design with lots of mesh and a relatively small glass panel may not be everyone’s cup of tea. However, the large mesh on the front in particular guarantees excellent airflow and the four ARGB fans installed as standard, which are even pleasantly quiet at reduced speed and still reliably prevent heat build-up, make a significant contribution to the functionality of the case. Form follows function in 2023 – I’m glad I’m still alive to see it! Considering the features and solid quality, the price is rather mid-range, as more “prestigious” manufacturers would certainly have attached a higher price tag.

There are a few little things that spoil a “colorful” award, such as the single USB port on the front I/O, the limited space for cable management and the somewhat inflexible ARGB controller. However, these are small things that you shouldn’t really expect considering the price and which ultimately don’t prevent a recommendation to buy.

Considering the small surcharge of just 10 euros for the display, I would go for the DeepCool CH560 DIGITAL for 120 euros at any time, even if the simple display of the CPU temperature is probably an unnecessary gimmick for most users – I think it’s great!

The case was provided by DeepCool for this test. The only condition was compliance with the embargo period, there was no influence or compensation.