The Tower 300
ThermaltakeReleased Feb 1, 2024 · Analysis updated Aug 3, 2026
Premium micro tower chassis with tool-free panels, supports large radiators, and offers multiple color options. The Thermaltake The Tower 300 scores 80/100 based on 7 expert reviews in the pc cases category. Coverage includes reviews from Pcmag, Geekawhat, Funkykit, and Stereowiseplus.
Critic Score
What's this?based on 7 expert reviews
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Pros
- Supports large radiators(4)
- Premium build quality(2)
- Good value(2)
- Multiple color options(2)
- Tool-free side panels(2)
Cons
- Bulky design(2)
- Insufficient fans(2)
- No RGB(2)
7 Publication Reviews
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Thermaltake's The Tower 300 does a great job of showing off big graphics cards and big-radiator CPU coolers in a super-compact footprint.
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The Tower 300 is a chassis that we’d recommend for those looking to build a PC with a small footprint, offering a clear priority on maximising space and ventilation.
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The Thermaltake Tower 300 Chassis is a micro-ATX case with a classic vertical design and comes in an octagonal prism shape, allowing the chassis to have a smaller footprint so you can maximize your wo...
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The Thermaltake The Tower 300 Micro Tower Chassis is a great case with easy build and maintenance, sizable storage, clean compact look, and earned our Highly Recommended Award.
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The result is a unique tower design that is easy to build and looks fantastic.
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The Tower 300 brings with it a slight change to the Tower Series design by incorporating an octagonal design with angled corners instead of the 90-degree ones we saw on previous cases.
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