Sharkoon has introduced the Steel Shark, a new ATX mid-tower chassis designed for users who prefer a clean internal layout with support for modern hardware. The case follows a dual-chamber structure, separating the primary components from the power supply and cable routing area, helping reduce clutter inside the main compartment.
The design places a strong focus on visibility. The Steel Shark features tempered glass panels on both the front and side, giving users a clear view of installed components and lighting setups. This approach caters to builds that emphasize presentation, especially those using RGB lighting and carefully arranged hardware.
Sharkoon includes four 120 mm ARGB PWM fans with the case. These are paired with a built-in controller that offers five ARGB ports alongside a five-port PWM fan hub. This setup allows users to manage both lighting and airflow without relying on additional accessories, which can simplify the building process.
Cooling support is another key area. The Steel Shark can accommodate up to eleven fans in total and supports dual radiator installation, offering flexibility for air and liquid cooling configurations. This makes it suitable for systems that require stable thermal performance under load.
Hardware compatibility is also in line with current requirements. The case supports graphics cards up to 424 mm in length, CPU coolers up to 168 mm in height, and power supplies up to 244 mm long. In addition to standard ATX motherboards, the Steel Shark is compatible with BTF designs, which move connectors to the rear for improved cable management and a cleaner overall look.
The Sharkoon Steel Shark is now available at a suggested retail price of €89.90, placing it in the mid-range segment for PC cases with similar feature sets.
