Tagan EL DIABLO APLUS Case Review :: Packaging

The Tagan El Diablo case came in a huge blue box. On the side is the caption “World record! First case with enormous 360mm fan in the side panel”. The side of the box has a picture of the side of the case with the large fan on it which indeed seems enormous, as normally we’re used to seeing 120mm fans or 230mm fans.

Bundle

Tagan has outfitted the box with Styrofoam end pieces to hold the case in place and a large plastic bag to protect the case while shipping to the customer. The case at first glance seems to be large for a mid-tower case, with net dimensions of 205x520x570mm, this case would be slightly smaller in height and depth than the Black Pearl WCR which has net dimensions of 279x533x584mm.The main differences between the two case sizes are the width for the case needed for the location of the HDD racks on the Black Pearl and the width necessary for the 250mm fan. The bundle the case comes with is pretty standard for a toolless case. The El Diablo case comes with 5 sets of 5.25” Rails for CD/DVD-ROM or Writers, 6 sets of 3.5” rails for HDDs, 1 set of 3.5” rails for the FDD, 16 motherboard standoffs, 8 motherboard screws, four PSU screws, four retail fan screws, 6 cable ties, a Front panel cables stand and a buzzer for the motherboard sound. A cool feature is the addition of a Toolbox holding the drive rails attached to the HDD rack. This can be removed when not in use.

LED connections

Toolbox