Customer Ratings & Reviews

Simple smart power supply. Nothing special but is a great deal for what it is. I am happy i bought it.

Came with big visible dent and Bestbuy has no way of me letting them know for a partial refund. I used it still since I needed it for my daughters PC. In retrospect I should’ve used amazon, would’ve been a quicker delivery speed and swap if needed….

HOTTEST OF HOT GARBAGE, WILL DIE THE FIRST CHANCE IT GETS, JUST SPEND ANOTHER 20 BUCKS AND GET A SOLID PSU STOP BEING CHEAP LIKE ME

Dead as a doornail. Took it back for a refund. Ordered a different one from Newegg. Its what Im using now to type this.

Initial Inquiry & Decision: I needed a dependable power supply to support my gaming desktop’s demanding hardware without breaking the bank. The Thermaltake SMART 700W PSU offered the continuous power output, efficiency, and essential protections I was looking for. Unboxing, Build Quality, & Testing: The power supply arrived with solid build quality, compliant with ATX standards to fit standard gaming PC cases. Its 700W continuous output ensures stable power delivery to support high-performance components. The embedded 120mm sleeve-bearing cooling fan operates quietly while effectively managing internal temperatures. Active Power Factor Correction (PFC) helps provide clean and reliable power, while multiple safety features—overvoltage, overpower, and short-circuit protection—shield sensitive components during intense gaming sessions. With an 80 PLUS certification, the PSU delivers efficient energy usage, reducing wasted power and heat. Overall Impressions and Recommendation: The Thermaltake SMART 700W power supply offers solid performance, energy efficiency, and key safety protections, making it an excellent choice for gamers seeking trustworthy and quiet power delivery. Highly recommended for building or upgrading mid to high-end gaming PCs.Title: Great LG gram +view Monitor, But Returned for Dual Setup Needs

Overall I am pleased with this item. I purchased it to replace a Rocketfish 550W power supply that died suddenly (but luckily not spectacularly). I needed a fast replacement as I was on a deadline, and this fit the bill at a reasonable price. It installed easily and runs very quietly. Its powering a Core i5, 4 hard drives, a low-end GPU and 4 case fans with no issues. For a Budget PSU, this is working very decently so far (one month post purchase). One caveat, it's not modular so if you need/want that feature then you'll need elsewhere. I took off one star for that, as I think the mfgr should really have included that modern feature. But if you're in a pinch like I was, my advice is go ahread and pull the trigger.

I purchased this three weeks ago and have no complaints. It was supposed to be for my spare build but it was much more quiet than my old 1100w supply. I have two extra cables and they hide easily in my NZXT H6 Flow case I'm using around 60% of the power supply at max load so this is very efficient for my system. My max is 436 watts on the system below.. Component Estimated Wattage AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 4.5 GHz 8-Core Processor 13W - 105W Corsair NAUTILUS 240 RS ARGB 74.37 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler 10W - 15W Asus TUF GAMING B850-PLUS WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard 17W - 70W Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory 31W Crucial MX500 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive 2W - 10W Samsung 870 Evo 2 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive 2W - 10W Samsung 870 Evo 2 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive 2W - 10W Western Digital WD_Black SN850X 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive 2W - 10W Samsung 990 EVO Plus 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 5.0 X2 NVME Solid State Drive 2W - 10W XFX Speedster SWFT 210 Core Radeon RX 7600 8 GB Video Card 41W - 165W Total: 436W

This is amazing for the price , quiet , powerful , and resilient, I even did some stupid stuff with it and due to that I burned through the cables , but they still work !! No complaints 10/10

For the money, its hard for me to recommend a better cheap PSU. I have bought the 500W and 700W of this PSU for 3-4 different PC builds. Every time it has been solid. I have not noticed any issues with performance. It isn't modular, so if you are vain about that kind of thing, its not right for you. But on a budget, its good. And at these lower Wattages, I don't seen the point of buying higher graded PSUs above 80 White. Not much gain from the efficiency in terms of watts, and you likely won't be pushing the wattage with a overkill OC'd CPU/GPU where you will get lots of current spikes. If thats your plan, you want a Gold or Platinum PSU that is rated more than your total system wattage by at least probably 10-15%. I had a previous PC that would overload the PSU due to not planning for those OC spikes.

The Thermaltake SMART 700W ATX 80 Plus Power Supply is a reliable and efficient choice for powering your PC. With its 80 Plus certification, it delivers consistent and stable power while minimizing energy waste. The 700W capacity is more than sufficient for most gaming rigs, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted performance. Its compact design and quiet operation are added bonuses, making it a practical and unobtrusive addition to any PC build. Whether you're a casual user or a dedicated gamer, this power supply offers the reliability and power efficiency needed to keep your system running smoothly.

I knew when buying this that its super basic but it gets the job done for a low price. Cable management will be a pain, only 2 8-pin cables, way more molex than anyone needs in modern PC building and not the best efficiency but if you know what youre getting and have a use case for it, this wont disappoint you. I needed this purely for troubleshooting a friends broken PC, i didnt have a spare PSU around and this one had enough watts that would be sufficient for his build while i confirmed his old PSU had died. If you are building something you want to be proud of and show off, i would look for something with more modularity and better efficiency. But if you, like me, needed something cheap and readily available for something like troubleshooting/auxillary power/emergency replacement etc, this will do the job just fine

The Thermaltake SMART 700W ATX power supply delivers reliable performance for gaming and workstation PCs. It boasts 80 Plus efficiency for energy savings and stable power delivery. Quiet operation and ample connectors cater to high-power components. Affordable pricing and Thermaltake's reputation for quality make it a solid choice for mid-range builds.

Perfect power supply for my upgraded PC! Easy to install and easy to work with!

thankfully I have yet to have a single one of these power supplies from this manufacturer in 10 years come back bad on me these are much more affordable than their competitors while readily available at most Best buys when I need it one on short notice for a computer repair on site that had a desktop that uses a lower power wattage these are phenomenal for custom built client computers that don't have to have all of this advanced hardware or advanced video card and does the trick keynote you do not want to use a three-prong cable from another charger or computer on this one as the cables have no standards so the cabling is not all the same even though it will fit in a standard three prong so I highly recommend you use the charging cable that comes with this power supply and not another easy to work with and professionally packaged although there are no cables that can be disconnected everything's already soldered into the power supply so it's not pick and choose but that also saves on time depending on what you're trying to achieve and easily I'm packing it and it does come with screws to install it into just about any desktop shell Don't make sure you always have the fan facing word event goes below

Fit fine All functions work Easy to install Would recommend

Great power supply, nice Instal and works with my build

Bought this to replace one that had failed. It's quiet, boots fast and does what it should. Good price too.

The Thermaltake Smart 700W Power Supply is a dependable choice for those seeking a balance between performance and affordability. With a 700W capacity, it provides ample power for mid-range gaming setups and general computing needs. The 80 PLUS certification ensures energy efficiency, contributing to a greener and cost-effective operation. The power supply's quiet operation is noteworthy, thanks to its intelligent fan design. It remains cool under moderate loads while maintaining a low noise profile. The modular cabling system allows for a cleaner build, enhancing airflow and cable management. While it may not be designed for extreme gaming rigs, the Thermaltake Smart 700W is a solid, budget-friendly option for users looking for reliable power delivery and a straightforward installation process. If you're building a mid-tier system on a budget, this power supply is worth considering.

Well made unit, wiring has a good protective shielding with multiple outlets for various parts. This is much better unit than the one I replaced in my computer and works better. Installation was very easy. Price is reasonable for the quality. Highly recommend.

Easy install, has worked great so far with no issues. Would buy again