Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I was looking at cases I was really trying to keep the price down to bare minimum. I was going for a budget of $700-$800, with the bulk of it going on CPU/GPU. I really wanted this case but I was really trying to be cheap and just get the lowest tower I could find. I am so glad I went with the NZXT H510. I love the way it looks and there is plenty of room for upgrades in the future. The battery and HDD is concealed in its own compartment, and the cable management is top notch. Easily this was the highlight of my build and I plan to uprade this for a while.

This case is exactly as it is described and it is super easy to work with when building your own PC. I didn't run into any problems and everything fit perfectly inside it (despite me not even checking if everything I wanted to put in it would fit inside). The two case fans are nice and the quality of the case is really something else. I love this case! The only con I have with it, however, is that it only comes with one USB 3.0 port in the front, but that's fine since your motherboard always comes with USB ports, but that's just something to keep in mind.

The H510 is pretty great in general, but throw in the frequently discounted 60-70$ price tag, and it's a tough ask for something better. The stock fan configuration of dual vent works well with a dual front intake, which supports a 240-280mm AIO rad, if so desired, and actually allots enough space to do a full push/pull 4 fans 280mm rad, which should be more than overkill for anything you'd build in a case this size. It looks excellent, with a very minimalist approach with definitive boundries for each section that manages to make a spartan approach look refined vice cheap. The tempered glass 3/4 panel is just enough to show off your hardware without being a full glass panel, or god forbid 4 full glass panels, as is found in many of the "high end" and "premium" try-hard cases. The front IO is located at the front of the case on the top panel, which is the only acceptable place for front IO for anyone who isn't a masochist. It features a single 3.5mm combo audio jack, but included in your case bundle is a splitter adapter for mic/headset so no worries there, an led lit power button, and 1 type C USB 3.1 gen 2 and 1 type A USB 3.1 gen 1 (thanks USB moderators forum...). Basically you have 1 "normal" usb port and one "ever-phone-but-apple" port, with the former capable of 5Gb/s transfer and the latter capable of 10Gb/s. It's nice to see a type C, as it is one of the amenities oft reserved for those glassonglassonglass cases that cost twice the price of this one, however 2 things to note are that: for your type C 3.1gen2, you will need an accompanying connector on your motherboard, which is a toss up with anything older than x570 mobos, otherwise it's useless and, and the type a port uses a full motherboard 3.1 header, which usually supports two ports of it's variety. My sollution was to dremel out the type c slot and throw in a double front type a, because I realized, as cool as having that high speed type C port is, do you know anyone who routinely has a type C male to male cable routinely on hand? In all likelihood, that will the primary cable of use in the future with thunderbolt standards, display, and USB all unifying, but until then, it's just a pretty awkward port. ...Also, this case isn't gigantic, which is important to me because I carry around a computer all day in my pocket, and I feel like there's no exuse for the giant heavy rigs of yesteryear. If you're looking for a good deal on a case, you'd Best Buy (wink) this one, it's pretty nice.

Very easy to build from, sturdy, and plenty of room to upgrade. Looks great with my rbg mobo and cool inside.

I built a new computer and was just looking for a low cost option to put my old parts into so my daughter could play minecraft. My other case is an NZXT also but this one is way sleeker and cable management is very easy. The side panel is easy to remove to access the components. I almost kept this case for myself but wasn't so sure it would meet my needs since there aren't as many fan slots on the case and I have an unlocked i7-9700k that generates a bit of heat heat. I'm not sure if I would have too much heat build up so I didn't attempt.

Very sleek design, amazing cable management system, sub-par airflow. Overall worth it for the price but make sure to get extra fans or a cooling system.

It was my first time building in this case and the process was very easy. There's lots of room for cable management. Airflow is not the best though.

Case is super easy to work with, and to hide cables. I would suggest getting another fan or two if you aren’t doing any liquid cooling

I love that the tower tempered glass is held on by two screws and fits snuggly in place. Love that it has preset cable management. I hate that the SSD tray aren’t ideal for SSD’s.

Love me a good NZXT case. This case in particular is not overly flashy, which is exactly what my Mom wanted. Very sturdy case.

A great case for your build. As a noob pc builder I didnt know what to expect but it was easy to build and this case is awesome

Built my first gaming PC with this case. Plenty of room for my pc components and the cable management system in this case is good

The price is great for what you get, it has a fans if you're trying to build a cheaper gaming pc with a decent Tempered Glass panel.

I bought this case for a dedicated streaming pc. it is more than perfect for a streaming PC. I love it and it costs way less than most cases.

Bought this computer case to built my gaming desktop. The case is very compact but it is not hard to work with. Very minimalistic, which is great.

was a very easy build with this case. all the parts fit perfectly and easy to hide cables and wires. the tinting on the glass is also nice.

Gets the job done. Easy to build in and doesn't take up a lot of space.

It was larger than I expected. The cable management is pretty nice allowing most of the cables to be ran behind the motherboard. The paint could be a little better but it's matte black so not the end of the world. Although most of the case is metal it is no particularly heavy and weighs considerably less than my smaller Dell XPS 8930 did but that also means the metal is thin and feels a bit cheap. I also wish the power button and usb ports were on the front and not the top front so hanging it under a desk would be easier. Otherwise it is nice and was fairly easy to assemble even though it was my first time building a PC from scratch.

God awful airflow. But hey, at least it looks nice. Decent case if you don't mind having higher temps than most other cases with open fronts.

what I liked the most about this case was the great cable management and the minimalist design. I had no trouble putting in my components.