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The Thermaltake S200 Mesh ARGB is a mid-tower ATX case with a mesh front panel, a tempered glass side panel and three pre-installed 120mm hydraulic-bearing ARGB fans. It fits ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX boards, takes up to a 360mm front radiator, a 240mm top radiator and a 120mm rear radiator, and holds graphics cards up to 330mm. That airflow-first layout and included lighting put it ahead of budget rivals that ship with one or two plain fans, though its compact interior limits long cards and tall coolers. It suits builders who want mesh airflow and addressable RGB without paying for a premium case.
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Owners and reviewers treat the S200 Mesh ARGB as a strong value airflow case, praising the three included ARGB fans and the mesh front. Common complaints center on tight cable space and the reduced GPU clearance once a front radiator is fitted.
The Thermaltake S200 Mesh ARGB is a mid tower case in black. It has an airflow-optimized mesh front panel with a strip design and a TT logo. A 3mm tempered glass panel on the left side has an enlarged window to show the components inside. The glass is thicker and more scratch resistant than standard acrylic.
Three pre-installed 120mm hydraulic bearing ARGB Lite fans sit at the front. Up to six 120mm fans can be fitted, or two 140mm fans at the front and on top. The case takes radiators up to 360mm at the front, 240mm on top and 120mm at the rear. A full-length power supply cover leaves room to tuck away cables and keeps airflow clear for the hard drives and PSU.
The lighting works with a 5V addressable RGB header on the motherboard. It can be controlled from ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync and ASRock Polychrome software. No extra lighting software or controllers are needed. The top panel has direct-access ports and a reset button.
