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April 2012
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Impressive thermal performance with 2*230mm fans included, Perfect for watercooling set-up, 4*USB 3.0 and 1*supercharge port on front of case is brilliant, 3.5″ Hard drive bays can be rotated/removed, Plenty of space, Well built and very sturdy, Fits up t
Case is certainly not the quietest in stock configuration, CPU cut-out is not positioned well/ the right size for all motherboards, It does take up a lot of space, Kitguru says: A high airflow case built to last, ideal for overclocked system builds, Ratin
The BitFenix Shinobi XL is an impressive chassis on many levels. The huge physical design means it is ideal for a expensive high end system build, and for overclocking the components inside.The standard thermal performance is exceptionally good. Bitfenix...
Clean, professional aesthetics, Plenty of clearance in various areas, Great for cable management, Fairly priced, Extremely spacious, Sturdy side panels and chassis construction, Lots of USB 3.0 and a supercharge port
Follows same internal design as other models, HDD trays need to be better quality, No ventilation at the front for intake fan
We’ve reviewed a good assortment of BitFenix cases since the company appeared on the scene and have always had a soft spot for their great products and keen attention to features and styling. Shinobi was a personal favourite of mine, with its elegant ...
We had high hopes for the Shinobi XL, but ultimately it fell down quite dramatically in our testing. Exterior build quality is reasonable, and there's lots of room inside in which to build a system, but poor HDD fittings inside the case spoil the show. Wh...
Great performance, Extraordinary versatility with airflow, High quality components and sturdy construction, USB 3.0 on front panel, Can fit a large number of fans, Fan filters included, Side panels swing closed
Must remove top 230mm fan to install second fan, SuperCharge port does not work with some devices, Front panel has a strange texture
This case is ideal for gamers and normal users alike. It has a plethora of fans, ample space, and a great build quality. For its extraordinary versatility and great airflow, the BitFenix Shinobi XL earns the Bjorn3D Golden Bear Award....
Let me first come clean and say the BitFenix Shinobi XL is by no means a bad enclosure. Performance is at least reasonably competitive, and while it doesn't achieve Corsair levels of ease of assembly, it's nowhere near as difficult as some of the more ela...
Well, where do we start with this gargantuan case? The side window is big enough to show off all your amazing hardware on the inside and even your wire management skills, or lack thereof. The four USB 3.0 connections are always a plus to see, especiall...
The Shinobi XL from BitFenix is a very well laid out case, that can take the biggest of air coolers and video cards, and can also be outfitted with water cooling with no mods. If you're in the market for a full tower with loads of room, put the Shino...
Obviously touted and marketed toward the water cooling enthusiast, I'm afraid the Shinobi XL falls short in some key areas. The reference BitFenix makes to the likeness of the original Shinobi is really a misnomer because in all reality, the Shinobi XL ...
From a visual styling standpoint, the BitFenix Shinobi XL windowed case has some beautiful subtle touches that add to the appeal. The smooth but crisp edge and matte finish contrast nicely against the mesh accents, and the look and feel of the SofTouch...
Extrait: Remakes are typically not as good as the originals, hence there was a sense of foreboding when BitFenix released the larger version of its mid-tower case; the Shinobi XL. Instead of a new design, the engineers at BitFenix boldly decided to expand on their...
