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August 2010
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Extrait: NZXT has been around for years, building a reputation with their controversial chassis designs. It all really started with the Guardian chassis years ago and ever since they have put numerous chassis designs out on the market. One of the very latest ...
Price Point, Style, Tons of Stock Cooling, Lots of Building Room, Unique,
I'd Like to see a Clear Side Panel, Black One Looks Like an Alienware Behemoth at First Glance
I have to admit I took a lot longer getting this review out than I normally do, I didn’t know what to think of the Phantom. I built 2 different machines into it and I used if for a couple weeks with each. At first I was a little taken aback by its desi...
Sweet looking design, Spacious interior, Includes four fans, Easy installation of drives, Plenty of cable management possibilities, LEDs can be turned off, Fan controller for every fan within the case, Dust filter on intake fans, Available in three colors
LEDs embedded in fan, The tool-less 5.25 inch system still not as good as screws, Plastic may not be for everyone
I honestly cannot think of anything bad to say about the NZXT Phantom. After a long stretch of refreshes and no really new products from NZXT, this one really takes the cake and instantly pushes the company back into the spot light. A unique and well t...
Cable Management, Amount of Fans, Sleek Design, Feature Packed, Quiet
Expansion slots are not toolless
The case's appearance and quality really shined through. One of our favorite features on the case was its built in fan controller. It's something most people end up buying anyway for their own case. It is also an extremely quiet case, as one would exp...
Solid Build Quality, Fan Filters, Bottom PSU Design, 7 fan mounts, three 200mm, four 120mm, Water cooling grommets, Rubber noise, dampening HDD washers, Cable management system
Only one 200mm fan included, Doesn't support USB 3.0Video:
Almost everything about this case seems to have considerable thought put into it. From the rubber grommets on the motherboard tray, to the noise dampening standoffs of the PSU we were impressed. NZXT also included 5 color-matched extension cables for ...
I took a good long look at the NZXT Phantom Case and it's not very often that a case comes along that has all the right things, and everyone's head seems to turn towards it in unison. The NZXT Phantom is a one of a kind case that deserves a spot in t...
NZXT has really hit the mark with the Phantom. There has been a lot of hype surrounding NZXT and this new release, and that hype is not in vain. The Phantom is indeed something to be excited for, as it feels the needs for virtually any enthusiast; the...
Creative and well-engineered are just a couple words used to describe my first impressions when laying eyes upon the Phantom. When I first inspected this latest addition to the Crafted Series more thoroughly, I found myself considering all of the sce...
Near tool-less design, Fan control and accessibility, Size and space, User friendly, Cooler access, Great cable/wire management
No USB 3.0 connections, No tool-less SSD trays
After using the NZXT Phantom full tower case for the last few weeks I have to say that I am pretty impressed with the quality and the look of it. The way NZXT has made this to be both a user friendly case and appeal to the hardcore enthusiast is a plu...
The NZXT Phantom is, in one word, fantastic. It takes a refreshing new approach to case design for full-tower cases that offers many advantages over the typical way of doing things. The build quality seems outstanding across the board, the integrated f...
