NZXT H210i, Mini-ITX PC Gaming Case, Front I/O USB Type-C Port, Tempered Glass Side Panel Cable Management, Water-Cooling Ready, Integrated RGB Lighting, Steel Construction, Black/Red

My specs: Ryzen 7 3800x Rtx 2070 super x570 aorus elite motherboard Crucial ballistix 3600mhz 16gb ddr4 Corsair h100i RGB platinum aio cooler Corsair TX750M PSU 1x500GB ssd, 1x2tb ssd This case was amazing for my first build. I'd never built a pc before, so it was a nice addition that 2 fans were already installed, and that the initial cable management was great with loads of hooks for cable ties. It's a compact ATX case, so everything fits very snugly. Even my rtx 2070 super, which is a damn big card, fits in nicely with room for my aio to breathe. I love the minimalistic design, and the PSU shroud helps to hide all your unneeded cables, so the inside of your case isn't messy, and takes advantage of the nice tempered glass side panel. Temperatures are pretty good. My GPU is the hottest thing in my system, reaching about 71 degrees under full load, and both my CPU and GPU idle at about 30-50 degrees. Overall a great looking case with no wasted space. Super easy to build in, and the manual explains nicely how things like the hard drive tray come out, and what acrews to use. Super user friendly

Cheap mid-tower case with built in RBG strips and fan controller unit. I'd never built a PC from the ground up before so wanted something user friendly and spacious ... but also what's the point of that process if things don't look great and have a premium feel. I love this case. It looks amazing (if you like that boxy, plain aesthetic ... like i do) and came with 2 NZXT fans (now in a box after being replaced) which was nice. It was a joy to build in as a noob ... lots of space to move around, great cable management and touches like the radiator/fan mount behind the front panel were a great touch too. the bottom shroud hides the PSU nicely and allows for hiding wiring, even if (like me) you have a non-modular PSU. Went with an MSI ATX board (B450 Carbon Gaming Pro Z), Rhyzen 3600x, Vengeance RAM, MSI RTX 2060 GPU and the NZXT Kraken X52 AOI CPU Cooler. All fits wonderfully and there's plenty of extra space if you wanted a larger radiator or AOI, or GPU (mine is 2 slots and not that long) and everything looks the nuts tbh. Only gripe would be the advertised vertical GPU slot ... if you used it the gPU would be mms from the tempered glass side panel and thus get very choked ... maybe you don't mind that for the better looks of the vertical card ... but it's stupidly positioned ... a gap of just 30-50mm would make this an actual viable option ... maybe that's why there's no included PCI riser cable ... they know no one will ever use it :)

This is a good M-ITX case. The white/black configuration that I ordered makes for a very clean desktop setup, with it being small enough to have alongside my dual-monitor setup on my desk. The case comes with two included DC case fans set up as exhausts, as well as airflow filters on the front intake, as well as below the power supply intake. The front IO is good, with a single 3.5mm audio jack (splitter included in the box), a USB-C and a USB3.0. The tempered glass side panel allows for a good view of your rig, as well as insulates the noise too! This case is slightly bigger than most M-ITX cases, which makes it a doddle to build in. This case also provides good cable management solutions, as well as ample space to connect Sata devices! This is a good case and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a mid-range case and is after a clean setup

Don't let the title deceive, this is a fantastic PC case. Just keep reading! As with anything, there are pros and cons however! Pros; - The cable management: there is plenty of space behind the mobo tray to do your cables, the basement for the PSU is ample and spacious - The space: I only have an mATX mobo, yes it looks lost, but the case gives me a clear and obvious upgrade path down the line with space for an ATX mobo (and most likely a 3090 would fit) - Airflow: the fans in this (3x120mm front 1x140 rear) are brilliant, not the quietest in the world, but by no stretch the loudest and the can shift air keeping things cool (a good 5-10 deg cooler than my last case) Cons; - The cable management: while there is ample space, the channels built in I found get in the way somewhat, mainly with sleeved braided 24 and 8 pin, there isn't the space in the channels for these and nor is there room for them to be squished in behind happily - The space: (this is a me problem!) my components look lost, an mATX board, GTX 1060, just look tiny! - The price: At £180 non-sale (at time of purchase), this is not a cheap case, and truthfully doesn't feel it either. I don't feel my money is wasted in the least, but it can sometimes price others out. There are cheaper options of the same thing, but why would you when there is RGB? That's at least akin to a 5% overclock right? All in all, I would not buy this again, not because I don't like it or wouldn't recommend it, but rather because I don't need to, this both looks and feels like it'll last for the next 25yrs of upgrade cycles, so while it's expensive, it'll probably save me money in the long run

My previous case for five years was an NZXT case so i thought I will get another of their cases and I have not a bad word to say at all. The side panel is so easy to remove with just one button. The glass panel is very simple and looks great. Cable management inside is sleek and very well done with plenty of velcro cable ties. Plenty of room to add more fans. So far I have added 3 more, a 212 CPU cooler with plenty of case clearance. RGB looks great and very easy to use. I was partially worried about the cooling due to the top not being open like my previous NZXT case, though with 3 additional fans at the top the cooling is great and I rarely get above 50 degrees so I cannot complain. Case is definitely on the higher end of costs but for the design, ease and cooling I cannot fault it.

Great case. Looks great and lovely build quality. ITX so obviously tight on internal space making cable management a challenge but this is to be expected. Larger than most ITX cases so would recommend for an inexperienced builder.

I bought an Amazon Warehouse return of this case. It arrived in its original, if battered, shipping box complete with all accessories. There were traces of previous use but very minimal - a bit of dust and a few fingerprints. Given concerns these days I gave it the once over with Isoprop cleaner and it looks like new. No scratches. The case is well-made and thoughtfully designed. Cables have spaces and channels ready for them. The two fans seem good quality but I haven't used them, fitting Noctuas instead. Care is needed when removing the glass panel as the clips are tight. Any cons? Well the two back-panel slot covers were held in place by plain old screws, not the proper thumbscrews that NZXT supply. That is about it though. All in all very pleased with this small NZXT.

easy to build, plenty of room i have a 410mm gpu so i mounted my 360mm x63 up top but i could of easily mounted it on the front as there is plenty of space, the cable management channels in the back work a treat only drama would be the hdd cage i took mine out as its not needed so im utilizing the space for a usb 2.0 hub and cables for a monitoring screen but 3 of the 4 screws that hold the cage where rounded so i had to drill them out apart from that one of the nicest and easiest cases i have ever built in and the smart hub with added rgb strips look good and make wiring up any additional rgb fans a breeze

J'ai l'habitude de monter des PC depuis plus de 20 ans; depuis tout ce temps, les fabriquants n'ont cessés de trouver des moyens, plus ou moins détourné, de cacher des câbles par du pseudo management de câbles. Sur cette tour NZXT, on atteint un niveau de conception, de finition et de management que je n'ai pu trouver que sur des boitiers faisant le double, voir le triple du prix. Livré avec sa vitre latérale en verre sécurité, vous laisse entre voir les entrailles de la bête. De l'air frais est apporté par trois ventilateurs en façade, tandis que l'air chaud est évacué par très grand ventilateur. Les filtres à poussières font correctement leur travail et leur nettoyage est assez simple. L'eclairage LED interne peut être géré par l'application NZXT, ce qui rend l'experience encore plus fun. Si je devais émettre un point négatif, ça se situerait au niveau du démontage des faces avant et supérieur; on a peur de forcer pour enlever les caches. Alors que non, une poignée en face avant permet, d'un coup sec, de retirer la plaque. Je recommandé vivement ce boîtier d'une qualité exceptionelle !

Bonjour NZXT 210i R/N ,esthétique au top beaucoup de place , le boîtier de control RGB et Ventilo , pleins d options de rajouts. Bref il est complet mais il a des defaults , le bruit des ventillo du boîtier qui d'ailleurs ne sont pas cerclés en rouge comme sur les photo , surtout n utilisez pas d alim SFX car les câbles serait trop courts. Le démontage panneau en verre faut tirer très fort de quoi le casser. Et le logiciel fourni NZXT cam qui fou un bordel dans tous les prog de monitoring .

Le caratteristiche principali sono: - dimensioni compatte pur avendo spazio interno per disporre le componenti in maniera ordinata - area inferiore per alimentatore e cavi completamente nascosta se non per una grata forata per aiutare con l'aerazione - possibilità di installare 1 Hard Disk da 3.5" e 2 da 2.5" - quattro spazi per ventole o dissipatori: 1x120 mm sul retro, 1x120 mm sulla parte alta, 2x120 mm sul fronte - struttura per montare dissipatori o ventole sul lato frontale estraibile, per poter lavorare meglio - filtri antipolvere sulle prese frontali e in corrispondenza dell'alimentatore ma non su parte superiore o posteriore - guide sul retro e barra rialzata sul lato visibile per poter far passare i cavi in maniera ordinata - pulsante di accensione, jack audio combinato e porta USB-A 3.1 e USB-C 3.2 sulla parte frontale superiore - pannello laterale di metallo con chiusura ad anta e viti che rimangono bloccate nel pannello - pannello laterale di vetro temperato con bordo di circa 2 cm oscurato di nero, per consentire piena visione di tutto l'interno del case; fissaggio ad incastro + una vite sul retro. Per quanto riguarda l'assemblaggio, il case aiuta moltissimo sia nel montaggio dei componenti sia nel cable management. In particolare, per quest'ultimo punto, ci vengono in aiuto la barra dei cavi tipica di case NZXT e i fori intorno alla scheda madre e sul fondo per i cavi di scheda video. Sono presenti anche guide sul retro per canalizzare i cavi, specialmente quelli che vanno al connettore a fianco della CPU. Per quanto riguarda il raffreddamento, questa variante di case non è un campione, nel senso che non è dotata di numerosissimi spazi per ventole. Tuttavia, si riescono a tenere tranquillamente a bada CPU e GPU con consumi discreti senza dover forzare con le ventole, nel mio caso Ryzen 7 5800X3D ed RTX 3070 Zotac. Nel complesso, nessuna delle due componenti accusa temperature eccessive né ventole a pienissimo regime durante il funzionamento (anche in benchmark temperature di 40 gradi per il processore e 70 per la scheda video) per cui direi che in una configurazione del genere, con 350/400W massimi circa di consumo, il calore venga espulso in maniera più che sufficiente dal case. Se invece occorrono più ventole o flusso d'aria ancora maggiore, guarderei a qualche variante più meshata, magari rinunciando anche al pannello di vetro temperato. Alcuni aspetti da tenere in considerazione, specialmente se si hanno già alcune componenti: - per quanto riguarda le dimensioni, quelle più critiche sono: - - > lunghezza GPU fino a circa 32 cm (38 senza installare ventole o radiatori nella parte frontale) - - > altezza dissipatore su CPU fino a 16 cm - - > spazio per cable management tra struttura di supporto della scheda madre e pannello laterale fino a circa 2 cm - non è possibile installare GPU in verticale (occorre almeno l'H510i o Elite), a meno di non prendere un supporto a parte di altra marca (come nel mio caso, dove ho riciclato un supporto che avevo già) - non è possibile installare in alcun punto dissipatori a 3 ventole - non sono presenti LED o loro controller - è molto difficile installare dissipatori nello spazio superiore in quanto, già con lo spessore di una ventola, nel mio caso sfioro un dissipatore sulla scheda madre (vedi foto allegata) - causa "barra dei cavi" nel supporto frontale non ci sta un dissipatore con ventole in modalità push-pull (vedi foto allegata) Riassumendo, con meno di 80 euro si ha un case di qualità, robusto e con pannello di vetro laterale a piena larghezza. Il cable management, a meno di configurazioni affollate, sarà molto facilitato e si potranno ottenere build pulite e ordinate con facilità. Il case risulta, come aspetto, elegante e non pacchiano per cui sta bene in quasi qualsiasi ambiente. Il rapporto qualità/prezzo a mio parere è molto buono.

Delivered package in good condition, 2 days in advance (UPS). The case is easy to open, installing the parts is also easy and cable management is good. The provided explanation notice is nevertheless not providing enough details. If you’re not used to build computers yourself it might be a bit difficult to sort out all the cables in the case and where they should be connected.

Perfect. Thanks <3