Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to install in. I bought this case for my very first pc build. Went smoothly. I like the look of the case. Very clean

Love the sleek design, cable management is made relatively easy, plenty of internal space without being too big. All around great case!

Very easy case to build in! Super clean look especially for and all white builders out there!!!

i’m still using this case after over a year and it’s very spacious and has good coloring

The design is great and looks almost seamless. The straight lines and accessible back panel allow for amazing cable management as well as great aesthetics

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

Super sleek looking PC case. When I was building my PC, it was fairly easy as the cables were all managed nicely on one side of the case.

Easy to build in. Looks great for a black out build. Air flow could be better but that said my temp are currently very cool on my Ryzen 3 3200g.

Case is very easy to work with a cable management options are excellent. Used this case for my first custom PC build and it was easy to use and looks great.

This case is great for a small sized build and is very minimal. The back panel provides easy channeling of the cables for easy cable management.

OK, so this was my first PC build and honestly the case was really good to build in! It's directions make sense after a little bit of staring at it, the stuff all fits well, cable management is easy achieved. It's also black as heck so if you're trying keep it inconspicuous it's a good case! The pitfalls are mostly cosmetic; the front won't show off anything you put facing the front and in this case, the "accent" isn't there and honestly I wish I had just gotten the accented case instead. Definitely worth a look into and you won't regret buying it!

This is a great case for the money you can’t go wrong enything I put in it looks good build quality is excellent.

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.

A very nice case and sturdy Case.. Good design.. Very easy to install parts. I recommend this case and price is right. One minor problem case maker overtighten the screws.

It’s an awesome very high quality gaming computer case very awesome case and very useful and good to use.

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.

This case has it all: 1- price 2- cable management 3- build quality 4- attractiveness 5- easy to understand instructions

I bought this Case after my initial choice was sold out everywhere. I totally dig the minimalist look of the flat black with Glass. However this machine comes with some Caveats. 1. It gets hot. There's a tiny side vent for front mounted fans which sucks in okay amounts of fresh air, however once inside the chasis it's basically a sauna. There's 140mm outlets for the top and back of the case and that's it. You are definitely going to want to use an AIO to keep your chips cool under load. And I'm contemplating a second AIO for the GPU because the fans always are having to spin. Still When everything is mounted this one great looking case for your custom build.

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

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.