Nzxt H710 - Ca-H710B-W1 - Atx Mid Tower Pc Gaming Case - Front I/O Usb Type-C Port - Quick-Release Tempered Glass Side Panel - Cable Management System - Water-Cooling Ready - White/Black

Brilliant case, seems like there's always extra space for fit things, and cable management is clean and easy with the included system, the pre installed fans are quiet yet powerful and do a great job promoting airflow.

The case is full of small flaws that are a clear sign of some bad quality control. Dents in the frame, chipped pieces of plastic aswell as the glass panel not being latched properly to the point where it can fall of at anytime. In one of the holes in the frame there was a random piece of metal that seems to have come loose from somewhere. Such a shame that a beautiful case like this is ruined by such small flaws.

This case has all except rgb it has lots of features Cable management , fans, proper airflow., and thinness wow it is too heavy you cannot lift easily you can feel the heaviness... I am satisfied with that...

Dayum shes a thicc beast. Looks great (even better in person) cant wait to get gpu finally to test her out

I love this case. After spending months meticulously researching and trying to decide which case to build my next high-performance PC in, I finally settled on the NZXT H710. I chose this model because it does NOT have the NZXT RGB and nodes - I wanted to build my system using Corsair components and fans. Build Quality: 9.5/10 (Exceptional) Ease of Assembly 9/10 (Very Good) Cost: 8/10 (More expensive, but it's definitely a premium case) Included Parts: 8/10 (Good, but I prefer to go all Corsair for fans and RGB personally) The quality of materials in the case are unreal. Very little plastic here with the case being made from tempered glass and metal. The only place where quality is an issue is with the plastic pegs that hold the stainless steel panels in place. These pegs are susceptible to warping and damage - especially over time. In fact, I had to return this case for a replacement because the first one had one warped peg when I unboxed the case. CHECK YOUR PEGS when you receive this case by removing the stainless steel panels. Taking the panels off takes some practice and a bit of guts as you'll need to pull them off and trust that you're doing it the right way. Once you've done it once or twice you will ge the hang of it. The side panels remove very easily and have really nice mechanisms for release rather than using just standard thumbscrews. The case is easy to work in - it provides a ton of space and has great cable management. The only real downside is lack of space to place multiple additional controllers such as a Commander Pro + Lighting Nodes. In my case I had to permanently remove the HDD cage to make space for these components as there's very little space to position behind the dashboard tray (this space is taken up by SSD storage). The included case fans are good quality and there is a good number of them included. Three 120mm front case intake fans and a single 140mm CPU exhaust fan. The case takes in air from small holes at the corners, so you will likely want to add additional fans for intake or exhaust, just to make sure you're getting enough airflow.