CONCLUSION

   With the Urban S41 Thermaltake aims to introduce into the market a sleek midi tower with good build quality and enough features to even rival more expensive solutions and i really think that they've come pretty close to achieving that. So as mentioned before the Urban S41 does have plenty of interior space for a midi tower (including room for a top 240mm radiator and the longest graphics cards), has good airflow levels right from the get go (3 pre-installed fans), comes with a top 2.5/3.5" docking station, two removable drive cages, 2 way fan controller, 3 removable dust-filters and a completely tool-free design. There is however a slight problem with the Urban S41 Windowed model and that's its somewhat high noise levels which can even compare to those of the 900D something which i didn't expect. However thanks to the fan controller i doubt anyone will have a problem with that.

   Right now the Urban S41 Windowed Mid-Tower (VP600M1W2N) by Thermaltake retails at around USD150 inside the USA and for 127Euros inside the EU (Amazon.co.uk) and although this is a quality feature-rich midi tower i do in fact think that Thermaltake could had followed a more aggressive price policy since at around the same price point you can find quite a few full towers. Regardless however the Urban S41 Windowed Mid-Tower is a very good PC Case with almost no drawbacks at all and that's why it gets our Golden Award.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Design (For Some)
- Top 2.5/3.5" Docking Station
- Removable Drive Cages
- Space For The Longest Graphics Cards (By Removing The Drive Cage)
- Top Space For Two 120 Fans, one 200mm fan Or An 240mm Radiator
- 3 Pre-Installed Fans
- 2 Way Top Fan Controller
- Bottom/Front/Top Dust Filters
- Cable Management Space
- Tool-Free Design

CONS

- Price (For Some)
- Current Availability In The USA