Premium German case brand be quiet! has expanded on its PC case offering, adding more to its selection of aquarium style cases, rather than just the entirely encased silent ones it’s best known for.

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Light Base is Be Quiet’s series of cases with panoramic interiors—the company is better known for its silent-running, more enclosed dark sentinels. A new addition, the $145-as-tested Light Base 500 LX ...

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Tech2Geek continues its exploration of be quiet!’s “Aquarium” cases. After testing the Light Base 900 FX and Light Base 600 LX, we now bring you a full review of the latest addition — the Light Base ...

be quiet! has expanded its Light Base series PC cases with the new Light Base 500 LX, featuring sophisticated ARGB lighting, and the minimalist Light Base 500 for users who prefer a clean, distraction ...

TL;DR: be quiet! introduces the Light Base 500 and Light Base 500 LX PC cases, combining sleek design, enhanced airflow with a slide-out angled fan frame, and versatile cooling options. These cases ...

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