NZXT H210i - Mini-ITX Gaming Computer Case with Lighting and Fan Control - Black - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Tempered Glass Side Panel with Top: 1x 120mm Rear: 1x 120mm Included

La calidad de los materiales es premium y su estética igual tiene un tamaño un poco grande para el formato itx pero sigue siendo pequeño, ideal para tenerlo sobre el escritorio sin ocupar mucho espacio, pero, puntos a tener en cuenta:1. No cuenta con filtro antipolvo en la parte superior2. Tienes que considerar que si deseas armar un equipo itx en este gabinete con las nuevas GPU monstruosas de Nvidia GeForce deberás considerar que está no mida más de 2.5 slots ya que por el grosor de está no cabra en el gabinete son ideales 44mm de grosor de gpu lo cual deja muchas tarjetas madre incompatibles con este gabinete.Ojo con el grosor del disipador de la GPU o no cabra

Great build quality! Absolutely the best case I have ever used - a completely logical design. Cable routing is awesome, total functionality inside, and it looks great. Loved building in it!

I love this case, and plan to keep it for many years to come. Looks wise it's very beautiful, and the quality of materials is also good. For a smaller case, there are many creature comforts like cable channels and combined IO headers that make building a little less annoying than it could be, which I appreciate.However, if you use this case as advertised (AIO + air-cooled video card), results can be pretty bad, depending on a few variables. If you're using an ATX power supply, most of the air to the GPU is blocked. I had this setup for a while, and my GTX 1070 was often locked at 82C and throttling. It's been said many times before, but if you're doing this setup, using an SFX power supply will alleviate this problem a bit. I was aware of this problem and bought it anyway knowing my long-term plans for the machine. Obviously the severity varies based on the video card cooler design and the PSU, but something to look out for.Once I upgraded to a custom loop including a new RTX 3090, this drawback disappeared, and the case really showed it's potential. With a 240mm radiator in the front and a 120mm radiator in the back, plus a slim120mm at the top, my temps and noise levels are excellent, and airflow appears to be good.In short, for certain types of builds this can be a very well performing and eye catching case, but do your research.

This was the first time I used an NZXT product for one of my builds, and the fit and finish of this case was excellent. Great for anyone that wants a clean simple case while still being able to show off their fancy gamer build. Only mild complaints are with build restrictions and airflow.The case is designed around a specific layout: rads want to be up front, cables have to use the classic NZXT shroud, etc. Not really a problem if you're ok with how they planned things out, but know it's not the most flexible layout.Airflow is not amazing compared to other ITX cases with more perforations. However, the entire front intake area is covered by a dust filter, and realistically your temps will probably be only a couple degrees C higher than a case that has a lot more holes (and probably dust) in it.- yes it fits a Noctua D15 with Chromax covers- yes it fits an ATX PSU- the NZXT cable shroud is removable for squeezing in a top fan- if you have a bracket to stack 3.5in hard drives, you can fit at least 2 inside the lower shroud- cable management is great as long as you follow their intended layout- wish the glass panel was tinted, or that this came with a vented metal side panel option- add your rear M.2 drive before installing the motherboard in this case. The mounting screw was blocked on the Strix B550-i

High quality case and looks amazing on the desk but lacks in quite a few areas. For starters this case is mini itx only but it includes a USB type c port that requires a gen 2 header which very few itx (I found 3 on pc part picker) motherboards have. Those 3 are rather expensive in comparison to the $100 I paid for a b450i. I applaud nzxt for trying to be forward thinking but with so few options on motherboards I think it would have been best if they'd have ditched the type c for another type a. Second is the cable management. While the cable channels are nice for keeping things tidy and even taking up some slack in longer cables it was a pain to keep the cables in the channels. There was 1 (one) tie point in the channels that came with an included velcro strap but that was it. Some more tie points would be nice in future revisions of this case. Finally is the ram clearance. The location of the fans as the case ships makes it impossible to change a stick of ram once the motherboard is mounted in the case as the top fan has to be completely removed to access the latches for the DIMMS. Certainly isn't a bad case but it was one of the worst cases I've ever worked in. It's nice that it comes with 2 fans and the rgb strip and controller but honestly I don't think that makes up for the frustration. There are much easier to work in cases and better cases (in terms of airflow and such) for cheaper that I would probably recommend over this one that are still focused around the smaller itx form factor.