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
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Users
(100%)
1 Reviews
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The editors liked
Build Quality (Drive Trays Front Door Excluded)
Design
Top Radiator Space
30W 3Speed Fan Controller
USB 3.0 Mainboard Plug
Completely Toolless
3 Preinstalled Fans
Can Accommodate Up To 8 Fans
Removable HDD Cage
Price
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 cutout
Bottom mounted power supply with removable dust filter
Higha
Outstanding Exterior Finish
Top LED Fan Provides Great In Case Glow
Large CPU heatsink backplate
Tool
Less HDD/ODD installation
Fan controller
Beautiful finish inside and out
Outstanding cable management
Multiple cooling options
Near tool-less design
Fans are efficient and quiet
Included fan controller
Unique looks
Lots of optional cooling
Looks great
Good tool-less design
Amazing cable management
Plenty of ventilation
Side window
Great looking
Great cooling
Lots of fans.
Sweet looking design
Spacious interior even though it is smaller than the Phantom
Includes three fans
Easy installation of drives
Plenty of cable management possibilities
Simple fan controller for up to four units
Available in three colors (white
B
Excellent airflow
Good wire management
Built in fan controller
Adjustable internal fan mount
Great looking chassis/nice finish
Easy to work in
The editors didn't like
Not the Most Spacious Interior Ever
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 an SSD drive is installed
Buzzing electrical noise when fan controller is set to 'medium'
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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
Couple sharp edges
No external 3.5" option
Heavy at 9 kg. (~20 lbs.)
Left side hinged door
No dust filters
A bit 'plasticky'
Small frame
Only one fan filter (bottom)
Lots of plastic
Final Thoughts
Overall I found the Phantom 410 to be a great case. It looks good and is well designed. The cable management is top notch and there is enough ventilation for even the hottest gaming systems. M
Trays
Tangle of cables.
LEDs embedded in fan
The tool-less 5.25 inch system still not as good as screws
Simple dust filter in the underside
No dust filter in the front
Larger grain metal mesh in front than on the Phantom
No magnets to hold the door in place - a plastic clip
Build Quality (Drive Trays Front Door Excluded), Design, Top Radiator Space, 30W 3Speed Fan Controller, USB 3.0 Mainboard Plug, Completely Toolless, 3 Preinstalled Fans, Can Accommodate Up To 8 Fans, Removable HDD Cage, Price
Not the Most Spacious Interior Ever
NZXT may not focus on the quality of the materials used for their towers as much as Lian Li or Corsair for example (something you can tell just by looking at the price) but even so thanks to excellent craftsmanship they manage to build some of ...
The Phantom 410 looks nice with its glossy automotive painting, and brings many features. Its construction quality is vastly superior to NZXT’s cases sold below USD 80, making it a good pick if you like its features and don’t mind its few drawbacks.Str...
Published: 2011-12-19, Author: bill , review by: legitreviews.com
A great follow up to the NZXT Phantom full-tower for people looking to get the same look in a mid-tower form factor. However, the price point is slightly above competitors with similar feature sets and build quality. ...
Abstract: Video Review: The NZXT Phantom 410 Case looks sexy, but is smart as well! This case has lots of drive bays, fans, cable management, cooler hole, tool-less design and is available in three different colors. If you in the market for something different...
Now there's a conclusion I'll admit I was surprised to come to: the NZXT Phantom 410 is fun (possibly funny) to look at, but despite being kind of a pain to assemble it's actually a remarkably capable enclosure and definitely ranks among the better ones w...
Sweet looking design, Spacious interior even though it is smaller than the Phantom, Includes three fans, Easy installation of drives, Plenty of cable management possibilities, Simple fan controller for up to four units, Available in three colors (white, b
LEDs embedded in fan, The tool-less 5.25 inch system still not as good as screws, Simple dust filter in the underside, No dust filter in the front, Larger grain metal mesh in front than on the Phantom, No magnets to hold the door in place - a plastic clip
NZXT has proven to still have some punch in it when they presented the NZXT Phantom. The Phantom 410 is not only a much needed smaller version of the successful case, but also a case at that magical 100 Euro price point. The case clearly has the same g...
Published: 2012-05-07, Author: Michael , review by: Bcchardware.com
I found the build quality of the Phantom 410 to be great. It is constructed of high quality materials - even the plastic parts don't feel cheap. The flawless finish inside and out is great, but is somewhat of a dust and fingerprint magnet. My advice? Keep...
I found the build quality of the Phantom 410 to be great. It is constructed of high quality materials - even the plastic parts don't feel cheap. The flawless finish inside and out is great, but is somewhat of a dust and fingerprint magnet. My advice...
Published: 2013-02-17, Author: Leo , review by: micromart.co.uk
Abstract: INZXT describes its Phantom 410 model as a 'Crafted Mid Tower Chassis'. There's no denying it's a mid-tower design, since it accommodates an ATX motherboard and has seven expansion slots. That puts it plumb in the mainstream, but there's the fact that it ...
Despite the ultra-modern styling and some very impressive features the Phantom 410 falls slightly short of being perfect. The HDD tray design is a huge mistake, although word in the NZXT grape vine suggests that the revised trays used in the Switch 81...
