What I found wrong with the Ultra Grid ATX. The tool-less drive system was only available for the hard drives. It would have been entirely possible for them to equip this to the optical drive bay as well. The front door sits level with the ground. ...
Abstract: Video Review: Both the Defender and Grid cases offer tremendous value. The Defender case has lots of features, but is really intended for the budget market. It only comes with a 350W or 400W Power Supply option and one 120mm fan which is rather small. On the other hand, the Grid case has a 700W power supply option, comes with two 120mm fans, is larger, and more stylish. Watch the Video to find out more...
Abstract: Ultra is not exactly a newcomer to the enthusiast market, they have been around for several years now providing the market with CPU coolers, power supplies, ATX cases and much more. Today we take a closer look at an older product from Ultra, the Grid ATX...
Well built, Sturdy Case, Very Nice Polished Finish, Built-In Fans are Nice and Quiet
Front Cover is Mainly made of Plastic
Overall this is a very decent case, its got a nice sleek look to it, it doesnt really have any "one-of-a-kind" features but in the world of cases most people arent looking for that, they just want a case that will do the job, look nice, and not be a ...
Abstract: The Ultra Grid ATX Mid-Tower case with 700W XVS PSU is the latest case and power supply combo from a familiar name for do-it-yourself PC builders --- Ultra Products. With the huge number of PC cases available in the market today, it’s hard for any m...
Great looking exterior with nice black glossy finish, Clear side panels with 2 exhaust openings, Tool, less design in drive bays, Good ventilation with two 120mm fans included, Comes with top, quality power supply with modular cables
No tool, less design on PCI slots, No exhaust fans on side panels, Only supports 2 SATA devices
Overall, the Ultra Grid ATX case and the XVS 700W Power Supply deliver the goods where it counts and breaks the myth that case/power supply bundles lack quality. The case is constructed with high quality and provides a solid foundation for any computer...
Abstract: Choosing a case for your PC build is a highly personal decision. With the days of the beige box now a fading memory, we are increasingly choosing to personalize our builds based on style and included features. Today I will be looking at the Ult...
Attractive design and finish, Included 120mm fans, Well packaged
Feels cheap, Best feature is optional
The farther I got into this review, the more I realized it wasnt just about the case. Sure, the Grid is an okay enclosure, but by itself there feels like something is missing. Ultra does offer the Grid for sale without a power supply, but when they b...
Gloss black finish, Clean styling, One exposed 5.25" drive bay for CD/DVD drives, Toolless drive design, Rolled edges, Lightweight and sturdy, Good case airflow, Uses 120mm fans for front and rear case cooling
Advertised specification are not actual in some instances, More mounting hardware should be included
As a computer enthusiast that owns cases such as the Cooler Master Stacker, ITower 930 and a Lian-Li I normally do not give economical or pre-modified cases a second glance. I must say I am impressed with Grid Mid-Tower Case from Ultra Products. With i...
Great paint job and finish, Two 120 mm fans will get the cooling job done, Front bezel gives the case a sleek look and does not restrict airflow, Included fan duct, Side Audio ports
Toolless drive system doesnt work very well, Case scratches and smudges easily, Bezel blocks power and reset buttons
If you are looking for a case and power supply that still looks sleek and wont keep you up all night then this case is for you. Despite its few problems it is still a decent case at a SRP of $139.99 (According to Tiger Direct), so if you are in a mar...
