Pros
- Excellent mix of connectivity options
- Hot-swap bay makes transporting drives easy
Cons
- Ugly exterior and interior
- Poor price-to-performance ratio
Bottom Line
Even bundled with a 23-inch monitor, Polywell's Poly 890FX performance PC has a pretty high price. At this cost, a little more TLC from Polywell toward the system's design could have done wonders.
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