It’s been two years since I first reviewed the BitFenix Prodigy M, but today, I’ll be revisiting this now classic Prodigy chassis design to take a look at the latest Colour series from BitFenix.

After reviewing chassis for over 4 years, I’m still amazed at how pumped I get when there’s a box waiting on my doorstep. Even my 6-year-old son is calling me a geek, but hey, if she shoe fits… Today ...

While the Prodigy itself was pretty large for a mini-ITX case, it did hold a high-end GPU and whatnot... the Prodigy M looks pretty interesting, since it's basically the same size, only layout changed ...

It's attractive, and for a small case, it has a lot of features. However, the Aegis doesn't seem that well thought out in basic design, and the fact that quality control is poor just makes the $119 ...

When I first reviewed the Prodigy M, I met it with mixed feelings. On one hand, I love the original Prodigy, it has a great layout for mini-ITX based systems, but the increased component size required ...