Generous interior space. Excellent tool-free features. Easy fan control. Comes in three colors (inside and out).
Front intake fan and 200mm side-panel fan not included. Two 120mm side-panel fans each require cabling. Glossy front and top panels may seem potentially cheap.
The comfortably priced NZXT Phantom offers 12 drive bays and more than enough room to house an ATX or Extended ATX motherboard. Though there is room (and one-button controls) for many fans, only a few are included; and the glossy exterior (available i...
Abstract: NZXT makes some very high quality cases and this newest one called the Phantom looks sweet! Flagship enclosure offers exhilarating design with unrivaled combination of high performance cooling advantages, extensive expandability, and innovative screw...
The look of the NZXT Phantom is impressive with a fully black finish inside and out, a sophistication with its pristine contours, this case is a beauty. The hole behind the CPU enables the installing of high performance CPU coolers with a height up to...
We'd like to thank NZXT for providing a pre-release review sample of the Phantom full tower case for our review today. NZXT has focused their entire business strategy on building products specifically geared toward the wants and desires of gamers. I think...
This case is an awesome addition to NZXT’s Impressive Crafted Series. This is by no means the only tool-less case on the market, however a number of the innovations implemented with this case set it far above most of the ones I have encountered. It is...
Abstract: When NZXT's new Phantom case ($139.99 list) arrived in Ziff Davis Labs recently, someone observed that it looked like something an Imperial Stormtrooper would own. And, well, we could see his point. The version of the Phantom that NZXT had sent us was ...
Silent when on low with good cooling performance, Lots of room, Cable management builtin, Lots of extra parts included, Plenty of room for many hard drives, Very well made,
Doesn’t come with additional fans to utilize fan controller, Tight on back of motherboard for routing cables, No 3.5″ bays, Rubber protectors just pop out easily, can be annoying
The NZXT Phantom is one of the nicest cases I’ve had the chance to review in a long time honestly. Aesthetically it’s certainly unique, it has a look to it like none other really, and I truly like it. Inside you’ll find a lot of room for a lot of st...
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Published: 2010-08-04, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
I know aesthetically this case isn’t going to be for everyone. I for one like more simple looking cases packed full of features. I have to say that the Phantom first struck me as an odd duck, but the more I got to mess with it and reviewing these im...
A solid performance from the Phantom and I wouldn't have expected anything less from the Phantom range, or NZXT for that matter. While sure its not as spectacular in terms of scale and features as the new Phantom 820, it does still reach a high standard t...
