NZXT H210 - Mini-ITX PC Gaming Computer Case - Black - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Tempered Glass Side Panel with Top: 1x 120mm Rear: 1x 120mm Included

Considering it to be an ITX case, I find it to be one of the most beautiful and sleek ITX cases. Installation is a bit hard since its a bit small in size but overall the thermals and cooling is sound.Edit:Airflow is not great around GPU causing it to go to 82C in 26C ambient. Please fix this!! Removing 1 star for this.

Very2 nice paint job n excellent space for cable management. Only drawback is not enough space for 240/280 AIO to do push pull with d coexistance of long GPU.

I chose this case because: 1. NZXT is a US based company, 2. The D15 cooler fit, 3. The price was reasonable. With a min-ITX motherboard, D15 and graphics card everything would be a tight fit, with any case. But the H210 offered the necessary height where a Cooler Master NR200 didn't. The graphics card wouldn't seat properly, so I removed the cable support bracket (not used anyways). I also removed the top fan due to D15 size.I recommend this case due to it's reasonable price and quality of build. It's not fancy but a bit larger than many of the popular mini-ITX case. Thus a bit better for air flow and ease of build.I chose an EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GM, power supply because the smaller size would allow more airflow through perforated top of the lower chamber. However, the 24 pin harness ended up 1/2 inch short, so I had to add an extension. Otherwise cable management is excellent in this case.A Noctua U12A would do the job, but my room runs hot in the summer so, I chose the larger D15. Everything ran cool, even with 80+ degree room temperature with developer workloads. I'm not a gamer.

First off, I love NZXT products, really good quality and value for money and I really appreciate the minimalistic designs. So in terms of those categories I think they're really good and I would still buy NZXT in the future. However this specific small form factor for mITX is just not working for me.This is personal preference, I don't mind the case being slightly larger as long as it's smaller than a mid tower, I don't need the smallest of the smallest mITX cases.Personally I prefer not to cut my hands while trying to get components to move into position when installing, so having an extra inch of room to rotate a graphics card or fit a cooler is a big deal.I have a H400 that's slightly bigger, but that little bit of room made it a joy to build in, without going too bulky in case size. Especially with a large graphics card and a Noctua NH-D15 cooler, the H210 is just straining to get everything to assemble, it takes a while to figure out the exact order you absolutely need to install things or things will just not fit or be able to get into position. It's quite the hassle and reminds me of the Corsair Obsidian 250D.I would not recommend this case to anyone and would return it, but that would imply having to take everything out again, and hell no. I hope never to touch this case again for a very long time.Go with a H510 if you want an enjoyable assembly experience, this one is just a smidge better than the Corsair 250D assembly wise and even though both are nice and compact, it's not worth the hassle for me personally.The discontinued H400 series hit the sweet spot of small-mid form factor and they should have kept that one rather than only offering the H210 to people who want smaller PCs.Again, my personal preference, your experience might differ, that being said, it looks good on my wife's desk and seeing her happy is the most important part of it.

The media could not be loaded.  This case is perfect for my first build but it came with some ups and downs. The case came with everything, I was confused when I didn’t see the tempered glass on the case but it was there oddly. Came with both fans and the screws. The downs are it comes in their own packaging and not Nzxt box and this led me to scraping the case but black paint can do the trick. There are dents and scratches all around the case something black paint can also fix but I think Amazon just needs to handle these packages more carefully. And there is one spot where it has a dent at and it took me like 5 minutes to get the back cover off to even access all the cables. It’s a ok case in my opinion but buy it if the actual website guarantied to get better handling and they will be more careful than Amazon was with my package

When I got the case, it did come in new packaging. It didn't come in an amazon box, straight from the fullfilment center though. As I was putting the case together I noticed a couple things:1) There was a Motherboard Post in the top left corner (if looking from the class side), that was loose. Attempting to screw the motherboard screwed into this screw was difficult. I don't have a solder iron so I had to resort to using Strong Glue to hold the post in place. Once I tried this, I also noticed the post was crooked. Screwing this last pin was proving to be very difficult. In the end, I was able to screw it in but I wonder how difficult it may be now to remove since the glue did not hold.2) The provided case fans are 3-pin and don't provide any fan control when connecting to either the motherboard or the Kraken X52 I also bought. I will most likely be replacing these with Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM fans to allow better venting under stress.3) I wish there was an option for a vented side. I would prefer that over the window to help with air flow but unfortunately this was the only option for this mITX case. Even if they offered a separate option to buy afterwards, I would still buy that additionally but nope.The overall look was nice and some of the built in cable routing was very useful. I wish I could give this case more stars