ThermalTake Level 10 GT Snow Edition VN10006W2N

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 19 expert reviews

Excellent:

13
Good:

4
Average:

2
Bad:

0

Pros:

Four hot-swap drive bays.
Securely hidden hard drive bay.
Sturdy construction.

Cons:

Design requires positioning of case to your right on your desk.
Hot-swap hard bays widen the chassis' footprint.

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Last revision on September 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Four hot-swap drive bays
Securely hidden hard drive bay
Sturdy construction
Lockable, hotswappable storage bays
Good cable management
Plenty of dust filters
Room for high end air or liquid cooling
Headset holder could be useful
Tool-free installation
Can hold even oversized gaming PC components
Three adjustable 200mm fans and a 140mm fan included
USB 3.0 ports and a total of 6 USB ports

Reviewers Didn't Like

Design requires positioning of case to your right on your desk
Hot-swap hard bays widen the chassis' footprint
Could use more included fans
Looks are an acquired taste
Plastic elements feel fragile
Expensive
A little heavy

Expert reviews and ratings

By now you are probably clear that I'm not very fond of how the Level 10 GT looks on the outside. In short, the GT version doesn't have the original's appeal and covering it in plastic has done nothing for the aesthetics. Then again, my...

By TechSpot on April 05, 2011

With a solid feel and a well-thought-out, unique design, the Level 10 GTS Snow Edition packs more value than most cases near its price, even if it looks a bit spare compared with its Level 10 GT big brother....

By Computer Shopper on June 20, 2012

Review: Thermaltake Level 10 GTS Snow Editionby Parm Mann on 1 June 2012, 09:41 3.5 Tags: Thermaltake (3540.TWO) Quick Link: HEXUS.net/qabhib Add to My Vault: Thermaltake Level 10 GTS Snow Edition £102.59 Free shipping for HEXUS members* Every...

By HEXUS.net on June 01, 2012

Thermaltake has delivered a fine gaming case with the Level 10 GTS Snow Edition, but the company's attempts to downscale the series' unique visual style come up a bit cold....

By PC Mag on May 31, 2012

For those of you who like big, ‘look at me’ PC cases, your eye might have been caught last year by the Thermaltake Level 10 which was co-designed by BMW DesignworksUSA. At $1,499 NZD it was eye-wateringly expensive, but damn did it look...

By PCWorld New Zealand on December 27, 2011

100

and FVThe Snow Editions colors will get your attention and I think anyone who looks into the details of the Level 10 GT will be impressed. Thermaltake went over the top when implementing details like the wire management, the wiring for the hard...

By LanOC Reviews on December 23, 2011

It's hard not to give this case a perfect score, it really is. With a laundry list of enthusiast features it's not worth it to rehash all of them, rather let me highlight my experience with this case. Thermaltake has taken an idea of inspiration...

By techPowerUp! on November 02, 2011

Although we strive for objectivity here at Benchmark Reviews, please remember that each author perceives these points differently, and our conclusions and recommendations will necessarily differ from others. Also, prices can fluctuate and designs...

By Benchmark Reviews on September 28, 2011

Quality (30% of the total score) Thermaltake took care designing and manufacturing the Level 10 GT, the quality of which is well above average. The chassis is well made, with no imperfections and/or weak spots. All plastic parts are well made and...

By VR-Zone on August 12, 2011

The original Level 10 case was designed by Thermaltake and BMW and turned quite a few heads and quickly became a "Dream Case" for many enthusiasts. The original Level 10 case unfortunately carried a steep ~$800 price tag which made it tough to...

By BCCHardware on August 10, 2011

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