Great looking, and nice features for the price

Great case, cools really good even without extra fans

Decided to do a build in an NZXT case because I like the look and minimalist aesthetic. PBTECH has become one of the first places I look for when sourcing parts these days they have nearly anything you're looking for and they provide the help and support if you should need it.

My son has just built me anew PC. I am really happy with the sleek and minimalistic look of this case. Well built out of good materials.

Case is minimalistic looking and very easy to strip down and build in. Comes with all necessary bolts as expected an plenty of space around psu for cable management as well as patent pending cable alleys in the back of the case. Overall, simple and easy to build in - especially as a first build option for a mid tower PC.

I decided to go with this for my new build. This case was very easy to work with, and my only issue with it is that the 8-pin connector on my board was hard to plug in since the top fan partially obstructed access. I was able to plug it in by removing and replacing the fan.

Some qualities shine through, but this is an underwhelming case from a maker we know can do better

Useful features; Clean, sharp design;

Low standard build quality; Some design and functional flaws;

The NZXT H510i may look like the H500i at first sight, but this is just the natural result of an extremely good, solid design mentality as the case still looks as great as ever. However, with the update, you will find various subtle but mostly justified changes that certainly warrant a new model...

Extremely solid build quality; Cable trenches for easy cable management; Two retail-grade fans included; NZXT CAM V2 module built-in; Dust filters on all intake openings; Great use of steel for the shroud as part of the side; How the windowed and solid panel are embedded into the chassis is nice,...

3.5" hard-drive cage requires removal to be filled; using nothing but screws; 2.5" drive trays no longer tool-less like in the H500i; Motherboard a pretty tight fit; Four SSD trays would have been nice