Ordering this tower on the recommendation of a friend was probably the best thing I could have done for my current build. I'd have given this 5 stars without question, except my experience with NCIX left a sour taste in my mouth.

Very clean with wire storage and set up; Very cool (my room previously was running near to 80+ degrees celsius with my old tower; my room has dropped to a cool 72 degrees with this tower; plus the internals are in the 40s; Very sturdy; Nice to look at; too

Set up was a bit of a pain, Power Supply screws into a separate plate, which then screws into the tower; This extra step makes the end result so much cleaner, but the set up was bothersome, HDD storage slots.

I have done hundreds of PC builds. This case is in my top 3. If you want quiet, well lit, top facing i/o ports high quality with a nice view this is the case for you. NZXT has really come on and are innovating some solid cases. There is a switched light above the rear panel i/o ports.

I was recently was given the opportunity to look at another offering from NZXT. If you follow my reviews, you will know that I am a fan of NZXT, and their H series in particular has become one that has sparked my interest.

Newly designed tool-free steel HDD trays; water cooling support and Kraken ready for radiators up to 360mm in length; power supply cover/ with two SSD trays; interior and exterior LED lighting; noise absorbing internal padding throughout chassis; two year warranty; small footprint; large acrylic...

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The silent or quiet cases market used to be a very specialist area, now it seems every manufacturer has their own silent line. There are some unique designs out there but for the most part they all have the same basic design and layout, NZXT plans to change all of this with the H440 though and wants...

NZXT has a knack of making incredibly pretty cases that you can't help but want to own. They manage to be eye-catching and stylish, pushing the boundaries of PC case design without making them extravagant and ridiculous. The NZXT H440 is one such case.

I had head a lot about NZXT and how there cases were really good, and while the case is sturdy and looks good, I have a few problems: 1) In order to fit a normal sized graphics card, I had to remove every hard drive bay 2) The thumb screws throughout the case felt so cheap and you can only tighten...

The build in the H440 Razer Edition looks very neat from the front with minimal effort. The components are easy to install with plenty of room, and the cable routing openings are in exactly the right places.

The NZXT H440 is an incredible mid-tower case, with lots of cooling options and a spacious interior for a mid-tower case. Razer's enhancements to the H440 make this case stand out from other options on the market.

Awesome case overall Buy it if you are beginners, buy is if you want easy and good cable management. Dont buy it if you plan to have a relatively big graphic cards, if you dont need many HDD shelves, if you want a small case (it is big, no kidding).

The case has a very simple design, as NZXT always did, just looking at the case is satisfing; It has large internal spaces and lots of rooms for cables on the back and below (behind the NZXT logo), it is very easy to handle even for beginners, since you have lots spaces and don't need to worry about...

The problems are the same for NZXT, the wires come with the case have bad qualities compared to my other Corsair's case's (it just looks like they dont worth the price); And the biggest problem is this case is too sealed for air cooling CPU fans, its very easy to get up to 60C when gamming (contrary...

Many enthusiasts are starting to gravitate towards clean looking cases. And companies like NZXT are willing to deliver them. While this trend...

Excellent design and theme; Quality build; Ample cooling and control via included fan hub; Exellent liquid cooling support for both custom and all-in-one systems; Shows off your system well; Easy installation and setup; Competitively priced

Front bezel is easy to pull off by accident (which can result in a crash landing; Rear LED and internal NZXT sign cannot be controlled separately