This case is awesome!! Especially for the price. Has great cable management which makes for a very tidy looking build with no cluttered wires. Has great airflow and space for the longest graphics cards out there and you can fit a 240mm rad as well :) Highly recommended!

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

""NZXT introduces the descendant of the revolutionary Phantom, the Phantom 410. The beautiful and sleek Phantom design set the trend of all white chassis and idealized optimal expansion and cooling.

Great looks; Superb water-cooling support; Removable upper HDD bays; Tool less throughout; Large variety of water-cooling options

Cheap feel plastics; Poor HDD tray design; Some minor cable management issues

Everything went as planned and delivery was on schedule. Package was in good health and product arrived safe and sound. What more could you ask for

Regular readers know I have always had a soft spot for NZXT. Their unique styling and top notch performance stand out in an otherwise crowded market. Not only has NZXT crafted some of the most exciting chassis designs I have built in over the years, they have also set the mark for using eye catching...

Beautiful finish inside and out; Outstanding cable management; Multiple cooling options; Near tool-less design; Fans are efficient and quiet; Included fan controller

No external 3.5" option, Heavy at 9 kg; (~20 lbs., Left side hinged door

To test the fit of the Phantom 410 we installed an ASUS Rampage IV Extreme motherboard with a Thermaltake Frio Advanced CPU cooler. The Frio Advanced heatsink is a larger unit measuring in at 130(L) x 130(H) x 25(W) mm.

Beautiful finish inside and out Outstanding cable management Multiple cooling options Near tool-less design Fans are efficient and quiet Included fan controller

No external 3.5" option Heavy at 9 kg; (~20 lbs.) Left side hinged door

I had the pleasure of attending CES 2012 earlier this year, where NZXT unveiled an update based on its well-liked Phantom 410 Full Tower chassis, and introduced the NZXT Phantom 410 Mid-Tower, despite it being the little brother of the Phantom 410 full tower the NZXT Phantom 410 Mid-Tower brings...

The NZXT Phantom 410 was an excellent performer in almost all aspects. The Phantom 410 SE had excellent airflow at all fan speeds and provided excellent thermal characteristics with minimal noise.

Outstanding Exterior Finish; Top LED Fan Provides Great In Case Glow; Clearance for multiple video cards longer than an HD6990; Tool-less PCI-E and 5.25" drive mounting; Three fans pre-installed with built-in 3-step fan controller; 240/280mm radiator mounting support at the top; Five more additional...

No dust filters for the front intake and side panels; Rubber grommets for cable routing come off easily; Drive caddy design obstructs 90 degree power and SATA cables when a 2.5" drive is installed; Fan Controller Leaves Behind A Glut of Wires If You Are Not Using It

great case with a really sharp look to like the white with the blue lights makes it really stand out 10/10

i brought my old antec case in to get it switched to this case and wow was their ever a big difference memory express did a amazing job this case has amazing cable management so clean and smooth fits the bigger graphics cards no problem can move your hard drives around with no tools required

none i can see

We are going to explore the Phantom 410, a mid-tower computer case. The Phantom 410 is one of NZXT's Crafted series. The shows four versions of this case, but don't let that fool you. According to a press release dated March 12, 2012: That's a lot of possibilities for one case.

Great looking case; Easy to work in; including a tool-less design where it counts; No sharp edges inside; Great cable management: plenty of room; pass-throughs and tie-down points to manage cables; Motherboard/CPU window is generous; Just wide enough to accommodate 140mm push fans on your CPU...

Must partly disassemble the case to clean the front air filter(s); (That is fixable with a little modding, Hard drive mounts that restrict airflow from the front of the case, The rear exhaust fan is covered by a grill; Without a rear grill you would likely run your case without any rear exhaust fan.