The original Cooler Master Cosmos is a chassis that almost needs no introduction, it is one of the most famous and coolest chassis on the market, the desirable item that many system builders want. Then we have the Cosmos II, one of the most bad-ass, expensive and expansive chassis on the market. In fact, I think it is safe to say that all of the Cosmos chassis models ever released to this day are some of the best looking and performing cases on the market! So I’m deadly serious when I say that Cooler Masters latest product, the Cosmos SE, has a lot to live up to. Priced at around £130 here in the UK it is still not a cheap product and is well into the premium and enthusiast end of the price scale. Yet it is still a more affordable option than the popular Cosmos II, not to mention a fair bit smaller and more realistically manageable for use as a day-to-day chassis. It also falls in line with some tough rivals from the likes of NZXT, Fractal, Nanoxia, Corsair and Lian Li, all of whom boast an impressive chassis for the same price as the Cosmos SE, so like many products on the market we will be expecting something unique from Cooler Master that sets it apart from the competition.



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