The Phantom 410 inherits the good looks of its full-tower predecessor but adds some tweaks of its own. It's a great-looking case in any color (we've used white and red for builds), but the gunmetal gray is spectacular.

Great looking; great cooling; lots of fans

Trays; tangle of cables

The original NZXT Phantom (reviewed here) wasn't exactly a huge case. But it was meant for those of us with more components than just the basics....

Great standard features: cut outs; wire management; fan control and tooless drive bays; Supports dual 120/140mm radiator; Adjustable fan shroud; Attractive design; good quality build and in multiple colors too; Only $99 or less price tag

Could use one more intake fan; Adjustable fan could be located elsewhere

The NZXT Phantom 410 Special Edition Case is available in Black with Orange Trim, Black with White Trim, White with Blue Trim, and a surprise Gunmetal black edition with a gunmetal interior and exterior matte finish. It looks sexy, but is smart as well!

Overall, the case is really well designed, despite it's few flaws with the softness of the rubber pieces. it looks really sleek with the sharp angular design. would recommend to any new pc builder, granted you have an extra set of hands to deal with the rubber gable grommets.

-Lots of room; -Comes with fans and all the good stuff; -well designed

-Rubber grommets are waaaay too soft; they slip out too easily, hard drive mounts like to come out if you're not careful

The product itsef is exactly what I was looking for and works fine, practally brand new. The seller, however, shipped it in the original packaging, already open. It was very concerning to recieve a package poorly taped and already open. Fortunately no damage was done to the case.

Kitguru says: A whole lot of case for a reasonable amount of money.

great looking paintwork; nice design; can handle a high end system; relatively quiet; fan controller; can accept watercooling radiator kit; Drive installation is easy

Rubber covers over holes move all the time; plastic locking clip on door; no dust filter in front of case

NZXT's Phantom 410 case has looks that are sure to divide opinions. Some may love its asymmetrical shape and angular lines, but others may be put off by the excessive amounts of glossy white plastic.

-The door on the front of mine was broken -Motherboard slot would not fit right causing me to remove the ports cover -Overall a good case for a cheap price

-Lots of space; Lots of slots for memory; Looks very nice for a cheapish price

-If you have a big graphics card like my GTX 1080; it will have little to no leeway -Power button can get stuck if pushed to hard -kinda flimsy at some points

Some nice features with simple component install and lots of room to route cables keeping them will hidden. Plenty of room for expansion with features to support water cooling and/or more fans. The hidden drive bay is a nice feature; accessible from the front via a well disguised hinged door.

It's easy to see why NZXT's Phantom has become a popular choice among self-builders; it isn't too expensive, it's high on features, it looks quirky, and it offers excellent cooling performance.