Thermalright’s TR-A70 Vision V2 PC case is available in Germany for approximately €134, combining a 9.16-inch integrated LCD display, a wood-effect front accent and a panoramic tempered-glass design. The ATX chassis supports graphics cards up to 420mm long, multiple cooling configurations and back-connected motherboards, making it an option for gaming PC builders seeking a display-equipped enclosure without moving into premium pricing.
The case features a 270-degree glass design that exposes the installed hardware from multiple angles. Its distinctive front section uses a wood-grain finish rather than actual wood, contrasting with the surrounding glass and illuminated trim. The integrated LCD sits above the motherboard area, where it also helps conceal cables and cooling tubes.
The 9.16-inch display has a resolution of 1920 × 480 pixels and connects through an internal USB 2.0 header. Thermalright’s TRCC software allows users to display system monitoring information, images and animated GIFs. This provides a built-in way to monitor hardware statistics or customize the appearance of a PC without installing a separate internal screen.
Cooling support is another major feature of the TR-A70 Vision V2. The chassis accommodates up to eight 120mm fans, with three mounting positions along the bottom, three on the side and two at the rear. It also supports 120mm, 240mm and 360mm liquid-cooling radiators along the bottom and side.
However, Thermalright does not include any preinstalled fans. Buyers planning to populate the available mounting positions will need to purchase cooling fans separately, adding to the overall build cost.
Internally, the case supports ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, including compatible ASUS and MSI back-connected ATX designs. It offers 420mm of graphics card clearance, a maximum CPU air-cooler height of 168.4mm and support for ATX power supplies up to 200mm long.
Those dimensions leave room for large gaming graphics cards, although buyers should still verify the measurements of their chosen components. The availability of spacious enclosures is particularly relevant as builders evaluate increasingly expensive graphics hardware amid concerns over potential Radeon GPU price increases.
The TR-A70 Vision V2 measures approximately 451 × 290 × 477mm and weighs 11.44kg. Storage provisions include a 3.5-inch drive bay and two 2.5-inch drive positions, while the rear expansion area provides seven PCIe slots. Front connectivity consists of two USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port and a headset audio connection.
The German retail price for the black wood-accented version is approximately €134. Other configurations are also available, including black and white display-equipped versions without the wood-effect detailing at around €136. Variants without the integrated display cost approximately €112 to €120, while simpler models without the additional lighting start at around €101.
The TR-A70 Vision V2 therefore offers several configurations for buyers who prefer the same general chassis design but do not necessarily need the LCD or decorative lighting. Its main distinguishing features remain the panoramic glass layout, integrated system-monitoring display and support for large graphics cards, although the absence of bundled fans is an important consideration when calculating the complete cost of a build.
