The Thermaltake Armor A60 has a suggested retail price of around $90, which when taking into account all of the features this case includes seems very reasonable. However, the price puts it in direct competition with some of the best sub-$100 cases around. Just a few years ago any PCchassis that cost less than $100 was relatively cheap in design and function. But now $100 cases are made of high quality materials and include a wide array of supported technologies. This means A60 will really have to deliver the goods to stand out in what is quickly becoming an overcrowded market.

Quote: Though a small mid tower case, there is a lot of space on the inside. The case looks great, cools appropriately, and has a lot of neat features. The Armor A60, just like the Armor A90, is equipped with a mouse and keyboard cable lock, as well as the option to lock the side panel in place. This ensures security in public places where the components could be at risk for tampering or theft, catering well to the LAN party goers that want to protect their hardware without having to modify their case.