We have always known Sunbeam for making some really visually appealing cases. The Sunbeam Transformer case is one of my favorite cases of all time. One thing that is great about Sunbeam cases is that they usually have a wide variety of features, but still remain affordable. Today we will be looking at the Automation, which is a very stylish case that features an aluminum chassis design. Let’s see if this is the case for you.
Features
– Stylish Gaming Design
– Aluminum Chassis.
– Excellent Ventilation Design
– Rich Expandability
– Convenient Front Access
– USB 2.0 x 2 + IEEE 1394 + Audio port with Volume Control
Specifications
Color: Black
Drive Bays:
– 5.25″ Drives Bay x 5
– 3.5″ Drives Bay x 3( Internal )
– 3.5″ Drives Bay x 2( External )
Front I/O Port: USB 2.0 x 2 + IEEE 1394 + Audio port with Volume Control
Weight: 7.6 kg
Fan:
– 1 x 120mm (Front)
– 1 x 120mm (Rear)
– 1 x 120mm LED Blue (Side)
Dimension: 550(L) x 240(W) x 510(H) mm
M/B Type: Flex ATX, ATX, Micro ATX
Packaging
The Automation comes in a nice colorful retail box, as you can see the UPS guy really destroyed the box. Hopefully everything inside made it without being damaged. On the side of the box you have the list of specifications that we listed above.
![Sunbeam Automation Mid Tower Case](https://thinkcomputers.org/reviews/sunbeam_automation/thumbs/1.jpg)
![Sunbeam Automation Mid Tower Case](https://thinkcomputers.org/reviews/sunbeam_automation/thumbs/2.jpg)
Opening up the box up we can see that the case is nicely protected with thick Styrofoam and plastic. After taking the case out of the box and doing an inspection there was no damage to the case. Sunbeam has also wrapped the case in a thin layer of plastic to protect it from scratches.
![Sunbeam Automation Mid Tower Case](https://thinkcomputers.org/reviews/sunbeam_automation/thumbs/4.jpg)
![Sunbeam Automation Mid Tower Case](https://thinkcomputers.org/reviews/sunbeam_automation/thumbs/5.jpg)