In Win GRone

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 12 expert reviews

Excellent:

6
Good:

5
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Excellent quality.
Great level of detail on the exterior.
Five fans included right out of the box.

Cons:

No way to secure cables on the motherboard's backside.
Top 5.25" bay is wasted.

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Last revision on June 22, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Excellent quality
Great level of detail on the exterior
Five fans included right out of the box
Fan controller built-in
Hotswap bay on the top of the chassis
Excellent water cooling possibilities
Excellent screwless system for 3.5" drives
Toolless
Sleek yet stylish design

Reviewers Didn't Like

No way to secure cables on the motherboard's backside
Top 5.25" bay is wasted
Cables come with default sleeving
No 3.5" drive bay
Toolless 5.25" bays still require screws to hold drive properly
Only high and low setting on the fan controller
Cheap dust filters

Expert reviews and ratings

I would like to thank In Win for supplying the review sample. We are taking a look at the In Win GRone today. It is available in both white and gray. We have the pleasure of looking at the latter variant today. The chassis is considered a full tower and...

By techPowerUp! on October 31, 2013

It's not particularly quiet or attractive, but this large case is easy to build and has plenty of cooling...

By Expert Reviews on March 18, 2013

If you recall the start of the original Star Wars movie, you can picture the enormous Star Destroyer spaceship that captures Princess Leia in her tiddly corvette. The Star Destroyer is colossal but we doubt it's much larger than the In-Win GRone tower...

By micromart.co.uk on February 17, 2013

As I said this is a feature-packed case and In Win really has packed so much into this case. From things beginners will appreciate to features that enthusiasts demand. Starting off with the design of the case In Win has kept the GRone minimal, while...

By ThinkComputers on January 23, 2013

For £100, the GRone has bags of potential. The full-tower chassis vows to accommodate the meatiest of builds, it'll happily cool with either air or liquid, and with USB 3.0, an integrated fan controller and external SATA, it has all the right trimmings....

By HEXUS.net on November 27, 2012

We have to say that overall we're fairly impressed with the GRone. It has an impressive feature set for a £100 chassis, and unlike the Ironclad before it they're actually well implemented. USB 3, fan control, numerous SSD mounts, removable dust...

By Bit-tech.net on November 27, 2012

Inwin's GRone is a pretty good case. It looks good, it has a lot of features going for it, and it has plenty of room for anything you'd want to put in it up to and including water cooling radiators. But it's case that also seems unfinished, in a way....

By JonnyGuru on November 19, 2012

100

The GRone (G.R. One and not “groan”) is available in white, black or metallic gray. We received a bright white sample, which really makes the black accents visually pop out.FeaturesSpecificationsOn the next page we look at the outside...

By OCModShop on November 11, 2012

This case is ideal for anyone who wants a high-quality build. It has a large assortment of fans, excellent utility, and a spate of other great features. For its good performance and overall feature set, the InWin GRone earns the Bjorn3D Golden Bear...

By bjorn3d.com on November 05, 2012

100

If you're searching for a sharp looking case that supports that supports a ton of features, including the potential for watercooling, then the In-Win GRone provides just the right options. Discuss in the...

By Pureoverclock on October 25, 2012

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