NZXT H710 – 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 – Steel Construction – White/Black

Great size, lots of space, good airflow
Nothing to complain about, there is plenty of space and airflow so the temperatures always stay well controlled with minimal fan noise. There are lots of sections to extend peripherals and the nice transparent cover shows of the RGB components inside nicely. The Type C ports are also a great benefit.

Pleasure to Build i
An excellent case. They’ve thought of the PC builder and the PC user. Simple, sturdy and considered. If its still going for 50 quid then get it. No brainer. Easy to configure your own look, good cable management and a whole load of extra screws for storage and other hardware. This lot are pros at making PC cases.

Pretty Good
So far Im impressed for the price point and you get everything with it to mount your motherboard etc and sata cables. Cant really comment on performance or reliability yet since Im still getting parts for my build but everything fitting nicely so far and looks alot more expensive than it is. I got the H510i as I wanted rgb lighting. Only thing I would change is the ports on the top, Would prefer if they were moved to a more convenient place but knew this upon buying and bought anyway. Not too much of a bother. Will try and update review once I have it up and running.

The NZXT Mini-ITX is my Favourite
I bought an Amazon Warehouse return of this case. It arrived in its original, if battered, shipping box complete with all accessories.

There were traces of previous use but very minimal – a bit of dust and a few fingerprints. Given concerns these days I gave it the once over with Isoprop cleaner and it looks like new. No scratches.

The case is well-made and thoughtfully designed. Cables have spaces and channels ready for them. The two fans seem good quality but I haven’t used them, fitting Noctuas instead. Care is needed when removing the glass panel as the clips are tight.

Any cons? Well the two back-panel slot covers were held in place by plain old screws, not the proper thumbscrews that NZXT supply. That is about it though.

All in all very pleased with this small NZXT.

Brilliant itx case.easy to build o
Love this case, fans are okay but replace them with better, cable managing system in case makes it east to make a neat build

Great Case for Looks and Cable Manageme
One of the easiest Cases I’ve worked on and look fantastic into the bargai

Great all round case for the price.
Love this case’s aesthetic – a lot may see it as basic or common, but I love the simplicity of the design, it was very easy to cable manage in; I have seen a number of complaints regarding airflow, but I personally do not come across temp issues on a Ryzen 7 3700x with a stock cooler, and an RX5700XT (2 fans.) Easy to clean when it comes to it, but dust build up doesn’t really become serious for a decent length of time.

Nice case, quiet fans, but limited ventilatio
CPU runs at 50C on load (NZXT Kraken X53).

GPU (RTX2070) runs at between 70 and 80C on load.

RGB controller is via software, which is very good.

Limited ventilation.

Is a black box, but looks modern.

Really good quality
I like everything but the “grommet ” to put the cables through I had trouble plugging the 2; pin in but not that major , after that no problems at all ( I know I don’t have the front audio plugged in )

GREAT CASE FOR THE PRICE
Its been few months since I bought this case and I can’t complain about it!

The metal quality is very well made, once you open the box and take the case out you will notice the quality of it.

I use a R7 2700x with a NZXT Kraken x63 and a RTX 2060. The case is not overheating and it has a good ventilation.

I highly recommend the case for anyone who wants to do an upgrade.

Best Case I have had
As stated in the headline, this is by far the best case I have ever had. It is very smart and looks sexy, there is plenty of room for wiring and hiding wires is a dream with this case. It is very easy to clean with just a cloth over the filters, no dust gets into the case with keeps that sexy new look. The side panel is glass and comes off using two connected screws also easy to keep clean, better than your usual cheap plastic on the less costly cases. There is a few things that I should mention, there is no front intake as you can probably tell from the pictures. I don’t believe this is a issue what’s so ever though as I have had no problem with over-heating at all and I do play “Demanding” games. Another one is again, as you can probably tell from the pictures there is no Mountable Disk Drive Panel, I personally do not use them enough for this to concern me though. If you really need to use a Disk Drive you can connect one externally for a quick install of drivers or something. In my opinion it looks better without a Disk Drive anyway. And that’s it- Amazing case and well worth it’s price tag, sexy simple and smart.

Good for the price
Easy removal of the panels
Good amount of USB ports on front of case

My experience with the H710I
To start of with the delivery, i had to give a code to the delivery driver which adds onto security which was impressive. When I opened my package the case was very well protected inbetween 2 Styrofoam cages. There is no scratches or any signs of damage over the case i checked every small detail. Now onto installing hardware.
Easy to remove side panels easy to install motherboard and gpu. Power supply and cooler. I use the kraken x73 360mm for this. This case comes with pre-installed led stripes around the sides of the case. Cable management was easily 10/10. Around the back of the case there are little ports where you can feed wires through and make it so your system is looking neat and tidy. They also come with straps around the back so you can tie cables together to avoid any loose wiring. To sum this up. This case was pretty easy to build with super easy to cable manage and I would recommend to other pc builders.

A great case except for the lack of front vent.
The facility to mount a 120mm water cooling radiator and fans limited to the front of the case only, followed by the fact that the front panel is solid with only a narrow vent on the right cover for air intake. A slightly higher case would have facilitated top mounting of the radiator and fans. Would not have been my first choice and due to the side intake I have deducted one star. Other than that the case is a nice design and the addition of the USBC on the top is a definite plus.

Bad quality screws!
i ordered this case and was overall happy with it. however majority of these screws are very fragile and weak and they can easily become sleep (smoothed out) other than the screws the case is great even though two of the screws on the motherboard are now messed up

Really clean and compact.
The case itself has an overall really well build quality (besides one or two flaws) and the design is very sleek.
There is endless amount of cable management areas located inside of the back panel as well as numerous crevasses that allow you to hide the power supply cables (GPU, MOTHERBOARD CABLES ETC) and the side glass panel has one of the best designs in terms of how it is operational. The case also comes with a 2 fans included (top and rear).

I would warn that I have installed an ATX MSI TOMAHWAK MAX motherboard and I have to say the movement area for ATX boards is very limiting with not a lot of room and at times you may feel the need to remove the pre installed fans to mount the board however, it is not too bad and depends on the individual building it. But I believe it would be more efficient and appear much nicer with an mATX board.
My only issue is that the screws used for the panels are really annoying at times it feels like your just spinning the screw without it going in but will eventually do so.

Such a nice case!
Such an amazing case! It looks so clean and the cable management is so nice with the space at the back and gaps to put cables through! As well as the two built in fans and space for the power supply!

NOT brilliant but good enough
As far as the build goes some design aspects were too fiddly and some poorly designed so what ever build vision you have in your head be prepared to adapt improvise and overcome other than that I like this case, over all external finish looks good though the cable managment bar becomes a pain in the A Hole when using cable mods. for those asking No it didn’t come with a vertical mount riser cable or a vertical mount bracket so if you’re going for that look expect a little flex from your display card. ( don’t cheap out on your riser extension I brought one from Thermaltake 30 quid, some cost a lot more but there’s no need)
the air flow on this case isn’t great ( and the whole PC industry knows this) despite NZXT brute forcing it with 3 front fans so I carried out a little mod, I have a top mounted 240mm rad leaving a space near the front so I mounted a fan in that space blowing inwards now giving me 4 intake fans, that and some tweaking the fan speeds with the CAM software to give a better positive case pressure now have decent airflow and decent all-round temps, also used some of the foam packaging to separate the inlet from the exhaust flow from the AIO rad. after running various stress tests for over an hour my cpu 9900k never exceeds 78 c and my gpu rtx2080 idles at 35 with fans off and never exceeds 80c under load (both are running over clocks. On a side note after reading some comments here i should point out GPU vertical mounting does not increase temps and does NOT shorten the life of your card in a case with good airflow
if you’re un certain seek advice from pro’s not comments from Randoms’

Great case for the money
Great case to work with , easy access and good routing and good looking case

Great case bad vendor. Don't buy from Scan.
Case is great, can’t fault it. Would not recommend purchasing this from Scan. Purchased as a birthday gift, wrapped and given four days later. When opened by my partner it had a large scartch on the case. As this was not reported in the first 48hours of delivery they won’t replace or issue another.

Purchase from NZXT or Another site.

Case is brilliant and easy to build in despite the size.

10/10 Case
My previous case for five years was an NZXT case so i thought I will get another of their cases and I have not a bad word to say at all. The side panel is so easy to remove with just one button. The glass panel is very simple and looks great. Cable management inside is sleek and very well done with plenty of velcro cable ties. Plenty of room to add more fans. So far I have added 3 more, a 212 CPU cooler with plenty of case clearance. RGB looks great and very easy to use.
I was partially worried about the cooling due to the top not being open like my previous NZXT case, though with 3 additional fans at the top the cooling is great and I rarely get above 50 degrees so I cannot complain. Case is definitely on the higher end of costs but for the design, ease and cooling I cannot fault it.

Top mounted radiator is a no go
Unfortunately with a 280mm radiator this case forces you to mount it in such a way which is not optimum, the pump will be lower than the top pocket of air, but your radiator must be mounted where the pipes receive and send water to the top of the radiator rather than the bottom.

Plenty of very useful cable management channels & ports for pretty much any build order. Having said that, any motherboards with front facing USB heads will cause a slight bend or display of cabling with a full atx board.

Just about big enough to contain a 280 mm radiator and an RTX 3090

Great looking mini itx case, but not flawless.
Really nice quality feeling case. Steel so it’s heavy, especially once you’ve got an AIO or 2 in it.
In the setup I’ve got you’ve got ~270mm for GPU’s if you want to use a radiator + fans in the front.
Speaking of, you CAN fit 280mm rads in the front of this thing, but it’s REALLY tight. Smaller end tanks help and the pipes have to go up. You can remove the front fan mount and the weird bracket that straddles the PSU/cable cover for better access, but it’s still a bit of a fight. I believe they say 280 isn’t supported because not all will fit, but some will. I decided on a 240mm and there’s plenty room. Still a pain in the backside but easier. I’ve also got a 120mm AIO for my GPU, god I’m sick of that thing, but that sits happily in the rear fan slot. Speaking of, with 27mm rad and a 25mm fan you might find out the rear fan fouls against taller CPU pump/blocks. I had to sand down the Toughfan I have in there by about 4mm for it to fit flush and push the pump block away towards the front of the case for the blades to not skim it. Works fine but like the 280 in the front, SHE’S TIGHT.

I actually think running straight air cooling in this thing is preferable as you only really have the front for a rad and that way you’re more than likely pumping warm/hot air into the case. I’ve got the front and top sucking in and only the rear blowing out.

I will also say I think the top fan could have been push away from the motherboard tray a full 10mm or even more and the grill for it are a touch small in my opinion but its functional. Furthermore, I also believe you could fit 2 120mm fans in that roof if you cut either the front or rear rad support. Maybe even 2 140mm if you cut rad support all together.

Anything I’ve not mentioned is because it either just works fine and is unremarkable or I’ve not remembered. For the price its pretty great. A big mini ITX case, but I feel its form over function in this case. Ha. I’m a loser.
Oh! While I remember the front of the case, its steel with plastic behind it. If it was 5mm further out you could easily fit push/pull fans on a rad with one pair being on the outside of the mounting bracket. But as it is, it’s too close and chokes the fans. Such a shame.

-edit and update-
I’ve since bought a custom front panel which allows one to mount fans or, in my case, a 120 mm radiator on the outside of the bracket. It’s also perforated for much better airflow.

I’ve also upgraded from a hybrid 1080 to a EVGA 3090 FTW3 Ultra. It. Does. Not. Fit. It’s a 2.75 slot GPU and this case can handle 2.5 tops. HOWEVER. If you’re willing to drill out 3 rivets and or cut up that PSU shroud (you won’t see it any more with a fat card in there) It can be made to work. Will also need to remove the fancy bracket that goes from the base to the roof. Another negative is that you’ll be starving the card of air if you use a full size PSU. I’ve had to under clock/under volt this monstrous GPU about 15/20% to keep it from thermal throttling. I’ll be replacing my ATX power supply soon with an SFX one, hopefully that’ll help, otherwise I’ll be donating it to the missus who really likes it.

Classic mid tower 👌
Don’t bother with putting any fans in the front. Just slap a 140mm up top and a 120mm in the rear and your good to go

A definite won't buy agai
Don’t let the title deceive, this is a fantastic PC case. Just keep reading!

As with anything, there are pros and cons however!

Pros;
– The cable management: there is plenty of space behind the mobo tray to do your cables, the basement for the PSU is ample and spacious
– The space: I only have an mATX mobo, yes it looks lost, but the case gives me a clear and obvious upgrade path down the line with space for an ATX mobo (and most likely a 3090 would fit)
– Airflow: the fans in this (3x120mm front 1×140 rear) are brilliant, not the quietest in the world, but by no stretch the loudest and the can shift air keeping things cool (a good 5-10 deg cooler than my last case)

Cons;
– The cable management: while there is ample space, the channels built in I found get in the way somewhat, mainly with sleeved braided 24 and 8 pin, there isn’t the space in the channels for these and nor is there room for them to be squished in behind happily
– The space: (this is a me problem!) my components look lost, an mATX board, GTX 1060, just look tiny!
– The price: At 180 non-sale (at time of purchase), this is not a cheap case, and truthfully doesn’t feel it either. I don’t feel my money is wasted in the least, but it can sometimes price others out. There are cheaper options of the same thing, but why would you when there is RGB? That’s at least akin to a 5% overclock right?

All in all, I would not buy this again, not because I don’t like it or wouldn’t recommend it, but rather because I don’t need to, this both looks and feels like it’ll last for the next 25yrs of upgrade cycles, so while it’s expensive, it’ll probably save me money in the long ru

Beautiful case and a delight to build in, however airflow can be problematic.
I bought this case for a new build to replace my gaming PC. I’m using the z73 AIO cooler with 3 x 120mm AER 2 fans mounted on the radiator and 2 x 140mm mounted on the top rear and back panel of the case. Spec’s of the PC are running an OC’d 3600XT whilst I wait for a 5900x and a RTX 3080.

This case is a delight to build in, the CAM controller with AER fans makes it supremely easy to assemble and cable management is on point. The only issue I’m seeing is around airflow, as the case has a tempered glass panel with perforations for airflow on the edges of the case, it doesn’t seem to be effective enough when under load. I see idle temps of ~45 degrees but once you start running a AAA game, temps shoot to around 80 degrees. I noticed when removing the glass panel, the temps drop about 15 degrees so bear this in mind when looking to purchase.

Other than the temperature situation, can’t fault the case or the included controllers. Happy with the purchase but may review if the case needs switching out once I’ve observed the 5900x temperature performance.

+10 points for looks, -1 point for airflow
Oh my where do I even begin, I’ve had this case for about 3/4 months now and it’s looks still get me every time it’s such a sleek and minimalistic case it has a nice glass front panel. This case has something called a basement where your power supply is hidden so you can’t see it through the front panel but can when you take off the back panel and that honestly just adds on more to the looks. Next it comes with 2 mounted black NZXT fans and these fans are decent I used them for a few months and recently replaced them for better cooling. The back of the case has good straps and sections built in for cable management. And the only downside I can think of is that since the front panel is solid metal and it’s not mesh or has holes this can affect cooling since you won’t have very good intake because the only intake for the front is on the side where there are a bunch of holes with a dust filter and at first I thought this was terrible since my PC would overheat but those side holes are pretty alright as I was able to maintain pretty good temps with my 2 intake fans at the front running at full speed whilst in a game. So obviously due to the solid front panel cooling isn’t amazing but it’s still pretty great and overall this case is worth the buy if you just want a clean and minimalistic build without those fancy RGB lights at the front.

Great compact size
Usually I go for full ATX motherboards but this time decided to go for something more compact. When I look at what slots are populated on board, well it’s just the GPU so I don’t really need anymore than a single one. These days most of my storage needs are handled by a tiny NVME drive replacing the 3 ssds currently in use. So with mini ITX decided, I started to wonder if a compact case existed that could house a full size PSU and a medium size GPU. This case certainly fits the bill. The tempered glass panel seemed a bit stiff in its pop connectors and initially thoughts were running through my mind of shattered glass particles. Nope. One you get used to a few openings and closing it feels OK. A blob of grease can be used if it’s really that stiff.

In use, once the motherboard is in place and the graphics card and PSU is in place. That’s most of the vertical space taken up. To the right of the motherboard where that vertical metal strip is, there is bags of room. I guess that’s useful for hard drives and things. Ssds can be stashed behind the mother board or on the side closest to the glass next to the power supply. Not sure if I will ever fit front fans on the case. I’m running everything as stock anyway. Even if I do, it’ll probably be without the front fascia which has vents on the edge rather than the front. I think my msi motherboard only has 3 fan headers which are all used so maybe those will need to be powered from the psu. Not sure yet. Anyhow it’s a great little case. Chose the black and red case as all my cases have been black so far. Time for a little change.

Just a brief picture to show corsair vengeance Pro RGB is absolutely fine with the stock cooler.