Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this case in order to reuse some old parts as I had upgraded my previous PC. Building it for a family member, it was generally easy to work with. For a Mid-Tower case, it provides a decent amount of space for good cable management. Standoffs were already in place, made for much easier building. Case fans were easy to relocate alongside the front part of the case. Overall the case looks and runs pretty good. Only downside, which isn't the fault of the case, was that I am not able to use the USB-C port at the top of the case as my motherboard does not have the required USB-C connection port. If you are thinking of getting this case and would like to make use of the USB-C port, make sure whatever motherboard you use has the required USB-C connection.

As is typical with most NZXT cases, the H510 is very easy to build in. The cable management system makes the case look tidy and it was easy to organize. It's a very attractive case and holds my ATX build easily while still being very compact. With a proper cooling system, my rig (MSI B450 Tomahawk Max/AMD 5700/R5 3600) never gets past 50C under heavy load. The only issues I have with this case, and all NZXT cases I've worked with, are the stock NZXT fans. While they work fine, the fans do make an incessant rattle that I noticed immediately after the first time I powered the case on. Plan on buying two replacements for the top vents and two more for the front that don't come with the case. Even cheap-o Rosewill fans will be better. If not for the fans, this is a 5/5 case.

This was the first case I had bought due to it primaraly being in stock nearby where I live. What I hadn't realized before was that the airflow was less than stellar with what I was going for, with this being used for my first pc build ever. I blame this on myself for not aware of the case's performance with front-end airflow. Maybe next time, whenever I decide to buy a liquid cooler, I would use this case for that occasion. However, the case itself is well built and just large enough to fit just about every component I have at the moment, this is something I cannot fault the manufacturer for.

This tower is great but it really isn’t spacious inside, like it seems like there’s room to actually add a bunch of things and then the mother board is like scrunched in the corner but if you’re using for a temp thing it’s definitely affordable

This case is exactly what I needed. It fits 4 fans which is perfect because I bought 4 led fans, and the tempered glass is amazing. Plus, the price is unbeatable for the quality. Definitely recommend!

I love this case, cable management is good build quality is good honestly The only thing it is " missing " is RGB but that's not that big a deal and if you want RGB you could buy the same case that has it

Very high quality case, made of sturdy metal and glass. Standard for what you'd expect of NZXT. Somehow survived being smashed very tightly behind the driver seat of an early-2000s compact sedan that was driven over 3k miles over a very short period of time, WITH a Roland Juno DS88 resting on top of it for 1.5 months, and was removed from the car with no damage (not that this is something that will often happen to your PC, but still impressive.) Very attractive and good cable management, drive mounting, and the PSU shroud is very nice and contributes to the aesthetic of the case. A little pricy but very nice.

This has been a great compact tower, modded the front for airflow (since the H510 Flow wasn't out yet). Cable management was amazingly easy even though the cable raceways dont help if you use cable extensions

The NZXT-H510 is a great case for a budget build. It has Great cable management build in. The perfect size for a smaller desk. Cons: Not the best airflow options if you are overclocking.

Solid case, very easy to work in and a good amount of space and features for cable management. Although more fans are needed due to the not so great airflow. For the price though is great for an entry level build.

I can't believe the price range for the quality of this case. Plenty of room for 3 standard drives and 2 ssd. Real glass side and options to add more fans. Great cable channel built in.

NZXT makes building in their 5 series case very easy, this was for my sister but I bought a 510i in Red from nzxt directly when it came out, very nice case

For it's price class this is a great case. Cable management is fairly easy. Looks very nice when finished. Air flow isn't the best or the worst but not bad. All and all it's a very solid option and one of the best in it's price range.

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!! I mean there is just nothing to say here other than I love this case! It hides all my wires, my drives and my power supply from sight. It has channels to run the wiring neatly while keeping it out of site. It also has mesh over the Air Ventilations on the side and bottom of the case! So It is easy to keep dust out and even easier to clean the dust from the mesh to continue to do so! Less money on Endust more money in my pocket! And setting up my Starwars Figures inside the case and staring at them through the glass is just GREAT!!!

Loved this case the cable management in it is awesome. Only real thing I hated about this case was hard drive locations and how the case gets in the way of the sata cable for 3.5 drives. The feel of this case for its price felt like a steal honestly it didn't feel super cheap it felt like it wasnt super top end but it didn't feel cheap to me and the way the glass locks in feels super secure. Only other issue I have found with this case is the silly 3.5 jack would have much rather one for mic and one for audio not a silly cable to split it.

Love this case. Needed an updated more modern case and this one fit the need perfectly. Lots of bays and cable routing options.

Full disclosure: I bought this but returned it for the slightly larger 710i which I bought on their site. The case has excellent build quality. Nice, simple and elegant aesthetics. I've never been very good at or motivated to do cable management, but this case makes it quite easy to do so. The big selling point of the i series is the smart device - it's fine but don't expect any game changers. Plug it into your motherboard and you can do some system monitoring and control the LEDs with their CAM software. I like it, but the value added is a little subjective.

A very good, sturdy case. It has one side completely glass to view the internals. I was able to fit a water cooling radiator in that has RGB and my mobo has RGB, so that's cool to see. Routing cables where they don't show on the visible side is adequate. Good air flow and I had lower temps with this case compared to my last case and of course I got even lower temps once I added the radiator. An excellent starter case, there were only 2 fans and I could only mount the radiator to the front of the case. A top mount isn't possible as there's only one fan opening in the top of the case. But for what I was doing that was not an issue.

Great looking case and extremely easy to build in. Only issue is the limited airflow from the front panel. Installation of a front radiator is compromised due to this.

I purchased this case to build my first PC. For the price point the case really looks great and is durable. It has plenty of space with great air flow and cable management was easy.