CaseLabs Bullet Case Line Launched, $20 Off Until May 31 for Pre-orders

The compact case CaseLabs previewed several weeks ago is now officially on their website. Dubbed the CaseLabs Bullet, the compact case series is offered in three main variants: BH2 (mITX), BH2 (mATX) and BH7 (ATX/SS-CEB/EATX). CaseLabs is currently taking pre-orders until May 31st, giving users the chance to save $20.00 from their order.

CaseLabs’ design goals with the bullet series include:

• Keep the case compact – much more so that our previous designs (20-30L)
• Allow for very clean cable management.
• Provide excellent cooling for air coolers (and AIO systems).
• Provide good access, so you can get hands in and work on it. A common complaint of many SFF cases is that they can be very difficult to work with.
• Provide the ability to show off the interior of you build, take advantage of case lighting, sleeving, etc. In this respect, we incorporated one of the most popular optional features of the S3 – dual side windows.
• Provide a case that can get handled a lot without fear of damaging it or the components inside. To that effect, the drives are shock mounted and the MB & GPU are mounted horizontally to reduce stress when using heavy GPU’s. The exterior is a “hard shell” design made from heavy .090” (2.3mm) aluminum (the front and rear panels are made from .063” – 1.6mm). Optional handles are available.
• Front panel USB 3.0, HD Audio included

MSRP without the $20 discount is $169.95 for the BH2, $189.95 for the BH4 and $229.95 for the BH7. The Bullet will be available in three primary colors: black, white and gunmetal but for an additional $10, Tangerine, Lime and Berry color options are also available.

BH2 Specifications:

BH4 Specifications:

BH7 Specifications:

 * “E-ATX” motherboards such as the ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME will fit in this case with the ATX option. E-ATX motherboards such as the Supermicro H8DG6 will not fit in this case unless the SSI-EEB option is selected. Please cross reference the motherboard tray size with the motherboard dimensions from the manufacturer.