The right side panel of the chassis is flat ... there isn't anything I was really left wanting that wasn't offered in the Phantom 410. NZXT has definitely lifted my spirits from the last product ...

The right side panel isn't plain like one would expect. With the fans blowing into the hard drive bays, NZXT opened the back of the Phantom to allow what air isn't sucked up into the main body of ...

NZXT have just announced a redesigned version of the popular Phantom 630 Ultra Tower case. The new version features a fully windowed design unlike its predecessor which was part side panel window ...

The hinged side panels make light work of getting into the Phantom 530, and likewise both ... There are quite a number of default internal cables, but NZXT kindly does much of the wiring and ...

The Phantom 240 is NZXT's latest entry in its now seven-case ... paint on most of the exterior (the top, front, and both side panels). Normally, we would think twice about any component that ...

Each side panel is attached to the case via 3x thumbscrews ... This was a feature seen on the NZXT Phantom 410 and it’s great to see it again on the Switch 810. As you can see, each drive ...

Glance at the NZXT H510 Flow, and it looks about as you ... (The standard H510’s smaller air intakes on the right side panel and the bottom front of the case are gone, too.) ...

Thankfully, NZXT’s Phantom excelled in terms of expandability ... it’ design changes is the implementation of an acrylic side panel window. Some users will love the possibility of being ...

While the NZXT Phantom was extremely popular ... new updates compared to the original Phantom’s design such as a side panel window to show off your gear as well as USB 3.0 ports.

The front panel door on the Phantom 530 is ... places—it's on the left side of the case now, instead of the right—there are a fewer top-mounted USB ports. The NZXT 630 offered two USB 2.0 ...

With the Phantom 820 ... However, NZXT has once again included its nifty I/O LEDs, whereby white LEDs are fitted above the rear I/O panel and expansion slots. A switch at the front of the roof ...