Customer Ratings & Reviews

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Love this case. Wire management is fantastic. Super clean looking build.

This is the case for my first build in 8 years and I love it.

The cable management system could be better, the led light inside is peeling off. Otherwise good looking car and can use side mounted card

Power button does not work and does not allow my build to turn on. A real shame because the case looks very nice.

This Case is pretty popular, and I do like it, however I do have a few reservations on it. The LED model (510i) is a bit overpriced for what it adds, I would recommend the regular model or buy this on sale to save a couple bucks. the case itself is sleek and I like the look. however the top only has space for 1 fan and thats unfortunate as the case is already a bit weak with airflow. the cable management is pretty good but the case itself does feel a bit cramped. I have not had issues due to the overheating, but something Ive noticed since using it. if temps and airflow are a concern, I would advise looking elsewhere as this case is more for looks than efficency. a phanteks eclipse p400a is in the same budget and is just better in thermals and airflow than this case. The leds on the case are cool, and save some of the work of setting it up yourself. youll want to use NZXT's CAM software for controlling the LEDs, they do give quick results and can look pretty neat. the software is also a decent system monitoring software, overall, I think this case is an alright choice, and for the looks, itll make people happy. the thermals are not that great though especially with the fans shipped, youll want to get 2 more for it.

My main PC was built a few years ago in a Fractal Design Focus G. Which, itself, is an all right budget case. But, as I updated, needed more storage and had to work on (and clean) the case, I've grown less enamored with it. At the time, part of why I bought it was to have an optical drive bay - the PC doubled as my entertainment center somewhere I didn't have a lot of room, after all. But inside, it was getting visibly messier - and the front panel was getting dustier, despite cleaning attempts. (Don't even get me started on the loose bottom "filter.") So when this went on sale, I went for it. I'd bought the non "i" version of it (no controller or RGB) for another system - initially going to be my main system, but after buying the case, well... video card availability became nil. I still managed to get a system built in it, though, and when looking at the layout and cable management aids, I decided I wanted to move my main system into one, too. This case is, quite simply, a wonderful case to build in. You can access everything. You can *hide* everything, cable-wise. It only comes with a single top and back fan (non RGB) in either I or non I variant, but there's a good bit of side ventilation (as well as some from the bottom,) with what seem to be fairly easy to access and clean filters. Many of the cables are pre-routed, too, and there's plenty of room in back to not strain the back panel when you *have* a full load of cables. There's room for SSDs (or RGB and/or fan controllers) in back - several of them, plus the drive cage underneath, plus you can mount SSDs to the top of the shroud. RGB wise, it comes with one controller (and you will want to download their CAM software.) Connections for three fans and one RGB cable - you can, of course, fit another controller. I was slightly surprised the rear and upper 120mm fans weren't also RGB, as NZXT makes their own as well, but for the price - especially on sale - I can't really complain. IN short? I've built a *lot* of PCs over the years, since the 486 days. Whether you get the "intelligent" version (RGB strips, controller) or not, this case is one of the best I've worked in - and you'd have to work at it to make a messy build. Get it, especially if it's on sale. Now if only we had video cards available... (Oh, yes. It comes with a mounting point for vertically mounting up to a two slot GPU. Personally, I wouldn't use it - it might look good, but it's *way* too close to the glass side panel and will choke off its airflow - this is the only real negative to the case, and it's an optional feature, so...)

The H510 is a hugely popular case, which makes it easy to find build tutorials that use it, and that was a huge relief for me. As a first time builder, finding tutorials with the same parts as the ones I had was so important because it minimised the risk that I would make mistakes when I followed along. Luckily, this popular case is also gorgeous - very minimalist and sleek, with tons of room to build in and easy-to-use cable management. The ~$30 premium for RGB over the base H510 is definitely not entirely worth it, but I'm very happy with my purchase regardless. CAM software makes the lighting super easy to modify so my case looks like a disco (it syncs to music!), and the Smart Device will be useful if I decide to upgrade to AER case fans in the future. The tempered glass is *amazing* in combination with the lighting. On top of that, I use a non-modular PSU, so the shroud is a lifesaver, and I really love the white metal cable cover running down the middle of the case; it provides a background for light to bounce off of but also hides the ugly cables in the back. Airflow isn't the best on the market because there are no front vents, but using the negative pressure fan setup that came with the case along with an air cooler has been fine so far - my CPU idles at around ~30-40, which isn't *insanely* good but it's still more than acceptable. I also think the noise level is very quiet even with all fans running at once. Would definitely recommend for first time builders who want sleek RGB lighting built-in to the case, with room for future upgrades. The all-white body is also amazing if you're into case customisation... I'm planning on painting my PC someday!

My son and I updated his gaming PC, and after hours of reviewing many cases, we decided to go with this one. we were very impressed with the quality of this manufacturer., Its very good looking too, and it has a lot of room to work with. I recommend this case for the price, the quality and the easy to work with. The lighting it comes already installed and the PC looks very clean and organized. it includes wiring management velcros, so all the cables are hidden and organized very well.

I’ve bought a couple of NZXT cases over the years. They’re cheap, look clean, and have many cable management options. This is my first time getting the h510i version, and I like the RGB lighting. It comes with an RGB/fan controller which is very helpful. Only complaint is that this is not the best case for airflow.

The case was easy to use/install components and looks pretty good. You can control the inner lights to do different colors.

I dig the minimalist design. The white works well with my set up. Glass side panel shows off all the internal/RGB goodies. Was a decent case to build in. Some decent cable management options on the other side of the motherboard tray. Instructions were fine. Fans were not RGB to my recollection, but for the price, I think it’s a reasonable omission. Front air flow seems a little limited, but I haven’t run into issues so far. Only “gripe” about this case is some of the thumb screws were difficult to turn, but overall was pleased with this case.

Great case, rgb lighting is good, nzxt interface is easy to use.

This tower is awesome. Just FYI make sure you download the app or program online to run the lights. It’s free and has a lot of customization to the app. It takes less than 20 seconds to install. Also you can monitor your whole computer output on the app. also can use to adjust your computer setting even if your able to over clock your pc. All your wires can be hidden as well. Makes the inside look very clean. Be careful with the cases outer as it’s tempered glass.

The nzxt case is very easy to work inside of with plenty of room, i wish it had better airflow from the front but temps have never been an issue.

If your looking for a great priced case and something that looks modern and has decent airflow this is your case. Everything fits perfectly a radiator will be a little challenging but it’ll work. It’s sleek and the built in RGB works great with NZXT CAM software that also controls the built in fans. Vertical mounting is also a plus with this case you’ll have to buy the cable stand but the case does support it.

Finally had to upgrade my computer's case after 15+ years... The video cards have just gotten too long for the older cases. This case was easy to setup and get working and made cable management a breeze. Replaced all of the fans in the case and added new ones and the system stays nice and cool and looks good on the desk as well. For it's low cost it is quite hard to beat..

I loved this case so much that I bought a second one. The understated design, simple layout and the LED lighting makes a truly beautiful package. The quality is excellent. The only complaint would be that it is not wide enough to allow a vertically oriented GPU to get a proper airflow, but to their defense I must say, vertical gpu is for posers.

Its a good case with plenty of space, the rgb n fan controller works great with the cam software that u nees to operate it easily tbh I really like the cam software except that it doesnt work for ram lighting u have to use software from another company like corsair n others, if NZXT included ram lighting in their cam program I'd never to use another company thats something they should really think about even of they don't sell ram every build needs it so.. kind of forcing people to use a competitor's product which gives a chance for the customer to eyeball the competitor's ecosystem which is kool i guess but smarter business would be to give access to certain features for products that your ecosystem doesn't supply but are core parts to all systems. I have an N7 b550 motherboard by NZXT as well so I love their products very clean and stylish not over the top just class with functionality which I loved until it got a short in it somehow probably my fault, but anyways this case is of good quality and aesthetically pleasing in my opinion.

Great case for visuals. The airflow leaves something to be desired. I wouldn't recommend this case to overclockers or people with components that run hotter than normal. That being said, this is a great case for the casual gamer that also loves a stunning PC case. The LED strips don't go overboard and light the interior to highlight the build quite nicely. My 3070 FE looks great with this case. Cable management is quite easy with the integrated cable management system on the back side.