@KSliger I hate to be the specs police, but by god it still annoys me every time I see it: the volume for both the Cerberus and Cerberus X as listed on your site are less than they should be.
Cerberus:
The dimensions given for the Cerberus result in a volume of 19.6L, rather than the 18.725L listed.
Cerberus X:
For the Cerberus X, the first set of dimensions comes to 23.4L. The second set does result in the listed volume of 19.4L, but IMO it's quite misleading to use the inside volume, as no one else measures it this way. It's pretty clear also that this excludes the front panel, which itself encloses some space that should be counted. As a point of comparison, if I measured the M1 the same way it would only be 11.4L, rather than 12.6L (though this excludes the feet and non-enclosing panel extensions, which I think is a fair way to measure).
Cerberus:
Dimensions (HxWxD)
Volume
- 12.57" x 6.78" x 14.09"
- 319mm x 172mm x 358mm
- 18.725 Liters
The dimensions given for the Cerberus result in a volume of 19.6L, rather than the 18.725L listed.
Cerberus X:
Case Dimensions (HxWxD)
Volume
- 14.97" x 6.78" x 14.09" (counting feet and side panels)
- 380mm x 172mm x 358mm
- 14.17" x 6.44" x 12.99" (inside dimension)
- 359.92mm x 163.67mm x 330.17mm
- 19.43 Liters
For the Cerberus X, the first set of dimensions comes to 23.4L. The second set does result in the listed volume of 19.4L, but IMO it's quite misleading to use the inside volume, as no one else measures it this way. It's pretty clear also that this excludes the front panel, which itself encloses some space that should be counted. As a point of comparison, if I measured the M1 the same way it would only be 11.4L, rather than 12.6L (though this excludes the feet and non-enclosing panel extensions, which I think is a fair way to measure).