The personal computer has long been an essential part of interior design. Once it didn't much matter what it looked like: a huge CRT monitor in the only acceptable colour, a case that was no beauty and... a mouse and keyboard, of course, in the same colour.
Computers have come a long way since then, as have accessories and our whole approach to hardware. They began to match the colours of furniture, walls and even floors. Modernity greeted us with glass and striking lighting. At the same time, component design changed too: they simply became attractive to look at. So it seems a shame to shut them away in a sealed case.
Following this trend, we introduced a case that meets all the aesthetic criteria: two glass panels, strikingly lit ARGB fans (in the versions with fans) and a modern design that fits a gamer's setup perfectly. The Volcano Panorama is simply what you expect from your computer. Especially when you've carefully chosen your components and want to look in from time to time as they work up a sweat generating frames in your favourite game.
All right, but if you ask us why you should choose the Volcano Panorama rather than a competitor's product (since competitors also have dual-chamber designs), we have a handful (if not two) of arguments in Panorama's favour. The first is the ability to fit motherboards with reversed connectors. If you're annoyed by cables everywhere inside your computer, you can build it on a modern motherboard with reversed connectors that come out into the rear compartment. There you connect everything to the vertically mounted power supply (the exception is the graphics card, but that is slowly starting to change too). What else? The side panels are fitted with snap fasteners. One deft movement and they're off. We can't think of a more convenient way to quickly and easily clean the interior or replace a part. But that's not all, because how about four magnetic filters? Two on the side panel and one each at the top and bottom. There's also a USB-C port on the control panel. And a fan controller that handles as many as nine fans. Try finding such nice accessories elsewhere: a screwdriver, a soft cleaning cloth with the logo and a dedicated box for screws. You have to admit, Panorama is a pretty great option for building a computer.
The Volcano Panorama, in fashionable white or exciting grey, is available in several versions: the Volcano Panorama Apex ARGB Midi is the model with factory-installed fans. You can choose from several options: 3F has three ARGB fans as standard, 5F has five and 7F... seven. There's also the Volcano Panorama NF Midi. This one has no fans, but it does have the lowest price of all the versions.
