Xclio Touch 767 Review
Packaging & First Look
Touch 767 arrives in an eco-friendly box – the packaging has a depiction of the case whilst emphasising the touch panel feature. The reverse of the box is exactly as the front and the sides have the technical specifications.
Inside, Touch 767 is covered in a clear plastic sheet and held in place via polystyrene pillars for protection during transit.
Touch 767 packaging
With Touch 767 out of its packaging we see that this chassis has quite a bulky yet professional outer styling. The prominent side panel has a large mesh section with the ability to hold up to six 120mm cooling fans.
The reverse has a solid panel with a perforated mesh region marked out for attaching a 90/120mm cooling fan – positioned directly behind the CPU socket.
Large mesh section on the side for attaching up to 6x 120mm cooling fans
A mixture of rugged and sleek for the styling
With our initial observation over let’s take a closer look at the external elements of Touch 767 over the page.
Touch 767 arrives in an eco-friendly box – the packaging has a depiction of the case whilst emphasising the touch panel feature. The reverse of the box is exactly as the front and the sides have the technical specifications.
Inside, Touch 767 is covered in a clear plastic sheet and held in place via polystyrene pillars for protection during transit.
Touch 767 packaging
With Touch 767 out of its packaging we see that this chassis has quite a bulky yet professional outer styling. The prominent side panel has a large mesh section with the ability to hold up to six 120mm cooling fans.
The reverse has a solid panel with a perforated mesh region marked out for attaching a 90/120mm cooling fan – positioned directly behind the CPU socket.
Large mesh section on the side for attaching up to 6x 120mm cooling fans
A mixture of rugged and sleek for the styling
With our initial observation over let’s take a closer look at the external elements of Touch 767 over the page.
