Xpg battlecruiser and invader, two spaceships made boxes

We still have more peripherals than the Taiwanese company has shown us at this year's Computex . Here we will see the two XPG Battlecruiser and XPG Invader boxes , beautiful pieces and very well prepared for the highest demands.

If you are looking for an elegant and well designed box, lately we are having numerous models of different brands. As we will see, two species of slopes are being created: a variant more focused on minimalist and beautiful designs and another one more focused on ventilation and performance.

And following this trend, the memory company Adata puts on the table the two very cool boxes that we will now see. First we will talk about the XPG Invader.

XPG Invader , the twin artist

As we have mentioned, in general, the box designs are following two themes and the Invader joins the group of beautiful boxes.

It has the logo on the front, but beyond that it does not have any type of pattern or distinctive shape on either side. The LEDs on the base are funny, though not overly flashy.

After the front casing we will have a space to ventilate the equipment with cooling of up to 360mm . On the other hand, we will have another extra hole at the top of up to 240mm in length. On the outside, we will have a magnetic dust filter easy to remove and the most common connectors:

• 2 USB 3.0 1 Minijack 3.5mm 2 RGB control buttons 1 start button

Despite being aimed at a wider audience, the box will be compatible with most high-end components and will support ATX boards and other smaller sizes.

XPG Battlecruiser, the mighty brother

The XPG Battlecruiser follows many of the Invader's good decisions, but is thinking for a more top audience. If you are a person looking for maximum power and performance, this piece will serve you for this task.

With a much more striking design, we can see at a glance its RGB fans . It will have support for systems of up to 360mm both above and in front, so the air flow will be assured.

Inside we will have a lot of space where E-ATX motherboards will fit and, from the base, it will come with spaces for 5 SSDs and 2 HDDs . As it could not be otherwise, it will be compatible with all the components that are coming out in recent days.

On the other hand, on the side we will have a glass to see the inside and, above, we will have another anti-dust magnetic filter. Also, it will mount the same input and output ports as the XPG Invader with the difference of including a USB-C 3.1.

In conclusion, we can summarize that both boxes are created with good materials and are very pleasing to the eye. We will have them in two colors: black and white, but beyond that we have no more official data.

And what do you think of both boxes? Which one do you like more?

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