Published: 2011-06-23, Author: Mike , review by: bitbitbyte.com
Abstract: While the NZXT Phantom case has been available for almost a year now, it's still a formidable foe in the PC enthusiast realm. For starters, no one can argue that its full-size design offers up plenty of options for modders. Add to that a killer style and ...
Artful design, Plenty of Cooling Options, Built in Fan Controller, Three Colors Available
First impressions of any chassis tend to stick with you despite what you discover after opening the box. When we first saw this case we were very impressed with the artful styling and creative use of angles. It wasn't until we saw the case first han...
Published: 2011-05-01, Author: Nick , review by: icrontic.com
The NZXT Phantom sells for $139.99, but can often be found on sale for much less. (Editor note: There’s a promo code on Newegg right now for $20 off: NZXTAP20) The price is average among full tower cases, but given the build quality and thought given...
Great Cooling, Excellent cable management, Distinctive look (also comes in red or black), Four Fans included (3120mm, 1200mm), Nicely executed fan control feature, Outstanding fit and finish, Quiet, Painted interior, Lighting switch, Nice I/O panel,
Could use a large side panel fan, No USB 3.0, Any further questions about this case can be asked HERE.
The more I played with the NZXT Phantom, the more I liked it. The white finish with its black accents really makes this case stand out from the crowd and the roomy interior was a joy to work in thanks to the excellent cable management. The case is ve...
The NZXT Phantom has numerous great features to it, which will make this case stand out from the majority of the other cases on the market. The wire management was very well thought out and performed great in our tests keeping the case looking clean a...
NZXT has placed a new standard on cases that fall into the mid-range price market. Over the last month or so we have seen the Phantom priced anywhere from $99 to $139. At the price it is hard for other cases to match what the Phantom offers. It all st...
Abstract: 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...
