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November 2010
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Five 120mm Fans, Meshed and Perforated for Great Airflow, Bottom Mounted PSU, Top Handles, Cool New Airmount HDD Mounting System, Two SDD Slots on Bottom, Cool Hardware Tray,
Pretty Noisy, Motherboard Tray CPU Cooler Hole doesn't fit all Motherboards
As we talked about before, the Lanboy Air truly shines in cooling performance. It mimics the properties of an open-air test bench, while still providing the ease of movement of an entirely enclosed case. The Lanboy Air certainly isn't a quiet case, es...
While the LanBoy Air is unique and displays Antec's usual high build quality, there's a lot wrong with it. Making a PC with meshed exterior panels leads to a number of problems, while other design choices also cause concern.The mesh exterior not only prov...
Modular design, Roomy interior, Unique looks, USB 3.0 front panel support, Capable of holding up to 15 fans
No way to mount external 3.5” drive bay devices, Cable management can be tricky, Plastic side panels, Some modularity features are not there, such as the ability to mount drives facing the right of the computer
The Antec Lnboy Air is like no other case you have seen. The modularity of the design allows the system builder a great amount of flexibility and compatibility. The case is well built, spacious, lightweight, easy to transport and all the things we have...
Open design for maximum airflow, Modular frames allow for top- or bottom-mounted power supply, motherboard, Supports up to 15 fans, 11 drives
Pricey, Tool tray is screwed in place, Love-it-or-hate-it design, More plastic than we'd like
This radical enthusiast PC case is built for maximum flexibility, ventilation, and visibility. A few parts could have been more rugged for the price, but it remains a solid chassis for showing off your PC-building handiwork. ...
Resumen: I know what you're thinking: "Doesn't that violate all I've ever learned about managing interior air pressure?" It sure does. To corrupt your view of the DIY universe still further, all of the case's fans, no matter how many you have (in addition to t...
Extremely customizable. Boasts some unique, useful features. Front-panel USB 3.0 port via pass-through cable. Available with three accent colors.
May extend build times. Unique airflow system requires major mental rejiggering. Doesn't allow ultra-crazy configurations. Not tool-free. Fully outfitted system may be loud.
The Antec LanBoy Air gives you nearly unlimited case configuration options for coping with a difficult desk setup, cooling hot-running components, or even indulging in passing whims. Buy it now...
Superb cooling, Innovative design elements, Configuration options, Rich feature set, Excellent fit and finish, Five speedcontrolled blue LED fans included, Supports up to fifteen fans, Liquid cooling friendly, Relatively quiet, USB 3.0,
Expensive (but worth it), A little on the heavy side,
After getting my first look at Antec's LanBoy Air chassis almost a year ago, I've been hoping to get my hands on one for review. Having examined it for the past couple of weeks, I'm not in the least disappointed. With a rich and innovative feature se...
All the tweaking options, Easy installation, Crazy optional cooling
No dust filters
It's hard to rank the LanBoy Air or compare it to anything, as it's such an unique product. We do tend to appreciate every manufacturer that tries something new and the Air really does fit this description. Anyway the uniqueness aside, it does also se...
The Antec LanBoy Air is a very unique case that stands out from the crowd of other chassis on the market. How? Well, it is nearly completely mesh with a sturdy steel frame and is capable of being customized in any of over 34,000 configurations. N...
