+ Decent amount of fans, removable dust grills in front and underneath by PSU + Came with rubber washers for Hard Drives, which I cut down so my H100i would sit tight against my ASRock Z87 Extreme4 (as the CPU Cooler didn't tighten up enough + Looks good + cable management at the back (tight fit...

What a case! 2nd time I have bought this case (for a second build) great looking case in many different colours l, nice viewing window, plenty of space and great cable management! Comes with 4 fans, 3 in the front and one in the back, was still able to complete the build with a duel radiator in the...

NZXT H440 Special Edition Review Manufacturer: NZXT UK price (as reviewed): £124.13 (inc VAT) US price (as reviewed): $194.99 (ex TAX) We're big fans of most of NZXT's cases, especially so of its recent efforts at offering minimalist disigns that are really pushing the boundaries of PC case...

The NZXT H440 Mid Tower Case is a steel enclosure that is solidly built and not priced incredibly high. Its designers have focused on a very clean look inside and out without forgetting about all the actual needs and wants enthusiasts have when it comes to a new chassis.

Nice Case, heavy but solid, good quality fit and finish. Pro's: lots of room for HDD and SDD, good water cooling options. Con's: tight fit for top tier video cards.

Great case for anyone looking to build their new computer. There are a lot of red and black accessories to buy to keep with a red and black theme. I have an MSI Z170 GAMING M5 motherboard and it looks great inside.

The case is beautiful looking on the outside and the inside; The cable management in this case is great and it wasn't too hard to get everything set up; The temps inside the case so far are pretty good; I haven't done any crazy over clocking yet but I don't see it being a problem

I did have to un-bundle some of cables in the back for the fans to re wire them so it looked nicer but it didn't take long

The NZXT H440W NE (or 2015 edition) case is a simple ergonomic design with some spice thrown in. Heavy but very sturdy, ample room for building your rig, easily my favourite case I've used so far.

Once upon a time, I was sitting in front of a TV in a vegetative state watching whatever drivel I was spoon fed. During that time, I was watching a popular TV show about some "nerdy guys" who lived in an apartment across the hall from a "hot, cool chick".

Adapter to convert additional USB 3.0 to USB 2.0; Room for a 120/140mm radiator to be mounted on the rear of the case; Tool-less system on HDD bays is simple and very effective; Construction of the case is superb; every screw lines up perfectly; Overall appearance is very attractive; Back panel...

No ODD support; Narrow cable management area behind the motherboard tray

Good airflow, a lot of space for HDD/SSD. issue with USB 3 connecting. If MB has USB3 slot on left side, and cable has massive and stable USB3 connector you will have trouble for connecting. Another possible issue - not a lot of room for cable management.

Setting out to improve on the H230 and H630 , NZXT recently updated its silent chassis range with a new mid-tow

The H440 makes it easy to achieve a professional-looking build, it runs cool with four 140mm fans from the factory, and it supports huge gear like 360mm radiators or up to 11 HDDs via mod; What's not to love

Fingerprints; For the love of Gaben, please test for hand grease on your surface materials before production; It would have also been nice to see a little more innovation with the empty 5.25" bay area