The Phantom 530 is currently available for $129.99 at Newegg , which puts it in a very competitive position for a full tower case. The water cooling support is a major plus with its ability to house up to four radiators of varying sizes.

However I feel about NZXT's too frequent recycling of the Phantom aesthetic and design, it's still very hard to argue with results. I'm reluctant to fawn over the Phantom 530 because it feels extremely iterative instead of progressive.

The NZXT Phantom 530 retails at $129.99 and it's certainly a beautiful casing. In the Malaysian market, the price is about RM 475.

We review NZXT's new Phantom 530 redesigned with up-to-date features. NZXT has put a lot of thought and design into this new chassis including, more adaptable cable management, support for AIO water coolers, a large 200mm fan, along with a 30 watt fan controller, and an LED lit IO area, which always...

Back at the start of this decade NZXT released the original Phantom. Representing as it did a bit of a change in aesthetic direction it wasn't without its detractors. The main criticism levelled at it, and as such, subsequent continuations of the breed was that it was insubstantial and "plasticy",...

NZXT has a rock solid legacy when it comes to the chassis market, this is only backed up with even further success in the PSU and AIO water cooling markets, where there HALE and Kraken products are currently some of the best on the market.