Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the NZXT Phantom 410 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NZXT Phantom 410.
February 2012
(84%)
71 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Beautiful finish inside and out, Outstanding cable management, Multiple cooling options, Near tool-less design, Fans are efficient and quiet, Included fan controller
No external 3.5" option, Heavy at 9 kg. (~20 lbs.), Left side hinged door
To test the fit of the Phantom 410 we installed an ASUS Rampage IV Extreme motherboard with a Thermaltake Frio Advanced CPU cooler. The Frio Advanced heatsink is a larger unit measuring in at 130(L) x 130(H) x 25(W) mm. As you can see the heatsink fits wi...
If I were to compare the NZXT Phantom full tower to this new arrival of the NZXT Phantom 410 Mid-Tower, I would have to say that NZXT has set the bar high by introducing into their latest line of cases both a higher standard of quality not normally see...
Overall we were both thoroughly impressed with the changes NZXT have implemented. The Phantom 410 has a sleek look and an abundance of features without going overboard. The NZXT Phantom 410 is without a doubt our favorite mid-tower case to build in and...
The Phantom 410 from NZXT is a great feature-packed midtower case. It has a lot of features that are both common and uncommon. The SE variant offers unique color schemes and the fact that they reached out to their facebook user base to help pick them m...
Outstanding Exterior Finish, Top LED Fan Provides Great In Case Glow, Clearance for multiple video cards longer than an HD6990, Toolless PCIE and 5.25” drive mounting, Three fans preinstalled with builtin 3step fan controller, 240/280mm radiator mounting support at the top, Five more additional fan mounting options, 19pin USB 3.0 header, Clearly labeled accessories, Large CPU heatsink backplate
No dust filters for the front intake and side panels, Rubber grommets for cable routing come off easily, Drive caddy design obstructs 90 degree power and SATA cables when a 2.5" drive is installed, Fan Controller Leaves Behind A Glut of Wires If You Are Not Using It, gold, Discuss this review in our forums
I started out with a different approach with the NZXT Phantom 410 Special Edition, and with good reason. We had reviewed the Phantom 410 previously, so I pretty much knew what I was getting into, as far as the mechanics of the case went. The Phantom 41...
I would love to love this case. It has most of what I ask for in an air-cooled case : It's wide enough It is free of fan grills at the top It has room for two fans at the top so the forward top position can be used for air intake There is a mid-cas...
s Let’s take one last look at a full Phantom 410 Gunmetal installation before coming to some conclusions: While I have a few minor complaints about the NZXT Phantom 410 Gunmetal, they are indeed minor and few in number. At $99 for such a well rounded ...
The Phantom 410 has actually been around for a litle while now, and I guess is one of those "Marmite" cases you either do or don't like the looks of. Having not seen an example of the case in the flesh here at OC3D towers before the release of the specia...
Starting with the aesthetics, the Phantom 410 like the NZXT Phantom, will probably be a love-hate thing for most people. For some, you'll probably hate it. The plastic cover up front along with the futuristic styling may seem like something more fit for a...
