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Level Up Zig-Zag Storage Tower Review (hardware)


Posted by John Tanguay (Johnaget), Yesterday

The Zig-Zag storage tower is one of the storage solutions offered by Level Up Gear.  It comes in two colors white or black and can hold 13 games, 4 controllers, 2 guitars and your XBOX 360 console.

I received the black model for this review and it came in a very clean and well branded box.  The tower was very simple to assemble and looks great.  The unit itself sports a green band at the top and the bottom along with the name LevelUp on the upper front right side. There are four slots on the very top of the tower for your 360 controllers. On the left and right sides there are hangers for your 360 guitars. The unit has a split level design. The lower level for your console to stand vertically and the upper level to put your games in any of the thirteen slots provided.

All the features the unit has were designed to function. Games fit in each of the slots tightly and don’t fall out even if you try to shake the tower a bit. The bottom shelf is well ventilated for your Xbox 360 so you don’t have to worry about excess heat. The controller slots at the top of the unit even fit wrapped wired controllers really well.  Even if you only have one guitar on the tower it stays stable and doesn’t want to wobble. There is a lack of solutions for wired guitars though. I use cable straps to keep the cords on my guitars neat and tidy but this is a small oversight and can be easily fixed by the user. I am pretty sure most people have wireless guitars anyways.

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I wasn’t sure how much I was going to like the tower but I have really come to love it. It holds almost all of my 360 gear including my console and it looks great.  The only things that could have been done to make the Zig-Zag better would be to make the controller slots on the top of the unit able to charge the controllers and come up with a solution for wired guitars. This tower is a must have for any gamer looking to house there 360 gear. LevelUp also makes storage towers designed for the WII and PS3. Check them all out at www.levelupgear.com .

 Our Rating for Level Up Zig-Zag Storage Tower Review (hardware)
9.5
Overall
This storage tower is pretty sweet. If the controller slots charged the controllers I would have given it a 10.

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