Was looking for a nice cheap case and after doing some research I bought this case. It's an excellent case for the price and has some nice features.

it's a very easy to use case an it's look stunning

The NZXT Source 210 Case is targeted at the budget market, but it has great looks and features. This case is also available in two colors, black and white. If you're looking for an affordable case with style, this just might be it.

The NZXT Source 210 Elite isn't a bad-looking case, but its build quality is decidedly budget. Its front panel is fairly minimal, with just one USB3 and one USB2 port and separate headphone and microphone jacks nestled above the case's three 5.25in external drive bays.

The NZXT Source 210 Elite reminds me of November 15, 2001. Why? Well, that was the day that the word "elite" would have more than one meaning. The fact Halo was released almost ten years ago is starting to make me feel old, and I'm not even that old yet.

The last case we looked at from NZXT was its ￡200 , which did a fantastic job of justifying its premium price tag. Today, however, we're going to the other end of the market and looking at NZXT's Source 210 Elite case, which goes for the measly price of ￡40.

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

I have no negative things to say about this case. The hard drives are easy to secure into their bays. However they are a little unstable if you dont secure them on both sides. However, this is easy to do. This is a great case to buy if you are on a budget.

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?