Apr 17, 2020 ·  Out of the box, the Pure Base 500 looks slick. Those smooth folded corners on the front panel stop it from being just another black box. The front panel is made of ABS plastic with a... 

As I said, from the outside the new Pure Base 500 cases look almost exactly like their predecessors. For my windowed gray test unit, that means a no-frills tower with beveled corners on the front. The case has a shiny metal front and top, with the rest being a somewhat duller gray. Air vents covered in black metal mesh run down the sides of the front panel to permit air to pass easily into the case. If you need additional airflow, the top of the case has a detachable metal cover that opens up almost the entire top pane. The Pure Base 600 shared these external design features, but it should be noted that the cover on the top of the 500 is easier to remove. On the older case, the top panel was fastened with a number of plastic tabs, but Be Quiet opted to use magnets to secure the top panel of the Pure Base 500, which means it can be removed in seconds. The right side panel is plain with no markings, but the panel on the left side of the case is made of tempered glass to give you a loo... 

Sep 17, 2019 ·  We review the be quiet! Pure Base 500. It has been a while since we have tested a new be quiet product as they often refresh the existing range. The Pure Base 500 is exciting though, sleek look and... 

Sep 17, 2019 ·  With the Pure Base family, be quiet! has always offered products that aim to be more affordable but clearly hold the DNA of German engineering, quality, and performance. Having reviewed the Pure Base 600 in the past, we now get to take a look at the be quiet! Pure Base 500, which is available in three colors. We got the black variant for review. 

The front panel is plastic with a brushed texture, which is awesome for this price point. It also looks very premium without leaving a bunch of fingerprint marks. I appreciate the rounded corners both on top and the bottom of this front panel, it’s a little bit less conventional than be quiet’s usual designs, but it’s like an evolution of the Pure Base series. I also appreciate the matching metallic grey colour scheme for the dark out perimeter on the glass, so it hides whatever frame is underneath. As for the front I/O, it’s pretty basic with dual USB 3.0 ports, a power button, no reset button, and audio jacks. Unfortunately, there is no USB Type-C port, but the only case in this price category that actually has a Type-C port is the NZXT H510, but it does only have a single USB Type-A port. Behind the front panel you can install dual 140mm fans or triple 120mm fans with their respective radiator sizes, and you can also remove the hard drive cage completely to give yourself a lot of... 

May 05, 2020 ·  The Be Quiet! Pure Base 500 can be found online for around $125 AUD. Conclusion. The Be Quiet! Pure Base 500 is a really good value for money case. It offers a lot of great features that are found in high end chassis. It has great cable management and plenty of room on the inside. 

Jan 24, 2020 ·  The Pure Base 500 comes to market at a price point of $74.90 at the time of writing, and that places it in quite a competitive range. Competitors in this area would be the Spec-06 and 100R from ... 

The Pure Base 500DX comes in two colours: white and black. The case retains a similar design as the Pure Base 500, but it has more finesse to its touch. With its sleek underlook, it brings a stronger modernistic vibe to it. As Be Quiet! suggests, their goal is to provide PC cases with silent but powerful dynamics. 

The Be Quiet! Pure Base 500DX is an ATX mid-tower chassis built for performance systems that improves on its predecessor, the Pure Base 500. The new 500DX also comes with a striking ARGB lighting system with LEDs on the front and inside, and is controlled by integrated RGB controller. 

Be Quiet Pure Base 500