This budget case is simply fantastic. It is sturdy, does not feel cheap, and it is aesthetically pleasing. In addition to all of that, it was extremely easy to build in as well, which was great for me, as this case was part of the first computer build I've done.

I built a computer a year and a half ago with this case and it is still working flawlessly. I like it so much, I am currently using another one to build my son's computer, so I figured I'd write a review. This case is almost "future-proof" with USB 2.0 and 3.0 headers on the front of the case.

Spacious; USB 3.0; two fans; smooth edges; durable

No cons at all

Excellent case, took a minute to figure out the "toolless" attachment features. Good space for wires. btw, the initial ship time was like 2 weeks. It arrived FedEx in 1 week.

I definitely would recommend this case to a beginner PC builder or someone on a budget, unless they were planning to do watercooling without having to do a casemod. BTW, what I did to get my 240mm radiator in, was drill out the rivets that held in the CD drive bay, and HDD bay, and then mount the...

It looks great, I especially like the front; Easy to mount parts in, great for a budget gaming rig/first build; Supports quite a few different motherboard form factors

No out-of-the-box support for a 240/280mm radiator on the top (unless you do custom watercooling, and mount your radiator on the outside of the case) No window unless you buy the more expensive version; No air filters, which caused my radiator and PSU to become full of dust

So I used this to build my last pc, great price but the only place it shows is the HDD cage (rivetted on, means you can't use the top slots if you have a bigger graphics card. ) and has good airflow once you add a few extra fans.

When buying a case enthusiasts must balance between cost, aesthetics, and build quality. Normally you can only have two of these three things but on rare occasions companies produce a case that has all three properties in one case.

Great expandability for cooling; Looks great; Great features for the price; Has USB 3.0 headers; Can hold video cards up to 13" long

None of the intakes have filters on them; Initial cooling ability could be better; One sided tool-less mechanisms

NZXT is now offering a budget minded chassis from their Classis Series in the Source 210 Elite - and in white!

The dust has settled after the huge splash of the NZXT Phantom, the silence was taken by the H2 - what now? The Source series of cases aims to take on the budget market, but still offer the distinct NZXT looks we have come to expect. How does it turn out?

KitGuru says: A solid budget offering from NZXT.

Great value; USB3.0 support; Cable routing support; Black painted interior; Attractive design

No intake fan; Poor quality hard drive brackets; Noisy fans

Solid case, all wires and buttons work well. Does what it's supposed to.

The opening for the I/O back panel is too high for a motherboard; Recommend getting some motherboard risers if you are considering getting this case (or you can just ignore the the back I/O panel if you want); Harddrive ports are too large to hold an SSD (you'll have to bolt it down somewhere