Sharkoon Debuts Bandit PC Chassis with SATA Dock on top

Sharkoon has a ton of computer stuff that we see regularly around here. The latest offering from the company is the new Bandit ATX computer case. The new case is black and has five external 5.25" bays and three internal 3.5" drive bays.

The coolest feature is that the chassis has a SATA HDD dock on top that lets you plug in any SATA storage drive, access the data on it, and write new data to it without having to open the computer. The case comes with two fans installed for the cooling system and has two other spots for more cooling if needed.

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Those standard fans are LED lit for bling. The case also has a memory card reader installed and seven slots for add-in cards. The case is 485 x 485 x 200mm and will sell for 69 Euro when it lands in Europe.

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