The Pantheon is delivered in a large chassis box which is attached to some creative artwork. Aesthetically, very pleasing to the eye. There are some brief details on the front of the box and around the sides and back, even further information for those wanting a more in-depth run-down of what's inside. The Pantheon is held inside the box with polystyrene pillars and covered with a clear plastic cover, as you would typically find any other case.



Removing all this packaging we finally get our first look at the Pantheon. For a mid-tower case it has some pleasant aesthetics. It actually looks quite similar to the Cooler Master 690-II Advanced. The Pantheon whilst being a case targeting gamers still retains some classic chassis design by having smooth edges and a less rugged look. Both side panels have perforated mesh and there are fans on the underside of both panels (note, these are not attached to the side panels but can be seen through the ventilation/mesh).