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The NZXT H700i is brilliantly designed and well-executed , but it brought down by its attempt to expand the case’s purpose. The consensus we found in the reviews we have looked at, was that the case is trying to be way more than it actually is. The fact is that this case, will almost assuredly not know better how to configure a GPU fan curve than the stock VBIOS and it’s probable that the user could more quickly configure a system-wide fan curve than the smart device.
NZXT is famous for being uncompromising on their cases' overall design, while making sure that it still has working functional features. In fact, The NZXT H700i bests the H500i in that department ever so slightly.
There is no way we are getting around the fact that the NZXT H700i chassis is attractive. We also love that it is compact, yet has room for an EATX motherboard, and the internal features are designed in such a way that things can be adjusted depending on the parts needed to fit inside. Airflow is handled well from the factory.
Some of the reviews were not big fans of the screwed on tempered glass panels, but they did still applaud NZXT for keeping the glass clear. Being able to see what is in the chassis is the whole reason windowed panels started in the first place, and is something that many companies hide with dark tint levels.
Every component, every feature, have all been well thought out and implemented in ways which places the NZXT H700i ahead of many other mid-tower offerings.
It is rare that we find a product where the reviews we have looked at, haven't found something glaringly obvious with the case, or found something clearly has done wrong, or could have been done differently, but on the NZXT H700i, everything simply works. One of the few things that the some reviews would have seen done a little differently is having to see the thumbscrews attaching the glass panel, beside that we couldn't find anything else they would have changed. The NZXT H700i mid-tower chassis is just that good.
All in all, NZXT H700i is one of the most beautiful cases ever designed, which ticks all those features you would expect from a $200 case. Not only the aesthetics, but the case also excels greatly at cooling performance as well, making it similar to some of the best mesh-front cases.
Lets just start the negativity off by saying that we cannot say enough good things about the NZXT H700i, and its overall build quality and the attention to detail within the case; unfortunately, the reviews in this comparison also can’t say enough bad things about the smart device, which plays the role of foil to the case.
And to add to that, there is another glaring issue to the NZXT H700i case. While we can appreciate why it is what it is, and there is no doubt that the feature set and what you can accomplish with the H700i, is worth more than $100, pricing it just under $200 is a stretch for many. If style is what you are after, and you like what you see, by all means, go right ahead and buy the NZXT H700i.
For those of you out there who appreciate what is offered, but tend to be a little stingier with your funds, maybe a sale will hit soon, and you can get it for a steal. For now, though, you will have to pay big if you plan to house your next build inside of the NZXT H700i Mid-Tower Chassis.
Motherboard support: E-ATX (up to 272mm), ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX,c
Expansion slots: 7.
Included fans: 3x 120mm NZXT AER front intake, 1x 140mm NZXT AER rear exhaust.
Fan mounts: 3x 120mm/2x 140mm front, 2x 120/140mm roof, 1x 120mm rear, 1x 120mm floor.
Radiator mounts: Up to 360mm front 60mm depth clearance , Up to 360mm roof 30mm depth clearance, Up to 140mm rear.
Internal drive bays: 2.5” x 7, 3.5” x 2+1 Smart Hub: 3 x Fan channels with Max 10W per channel output
1 x RGB LED port support up to 4 x HUE+ LED strips or 5 x Aer RGB fans GPU clearance: 413mm CPU Cooler clearance: 185mm
Dimensions: 516mm H x 494mm D x 230mm W.
+ Tempered-glass side window.
+ Lots of areas to route cables
+ Flexible drive-mounting options.
+ All-steel construction.
+ Comes with two RGB light strips.
+ Quick-release right-side panel.
- Too dependent on NZXT's CAM software
- Expensive for a mid-tower.
+ Great temps
+ RGB lighting included
+ Four system fans
+ Fan controller
+ Cable management
- Price
- No USB Type-C
- Space behind motherboard tray
+ The NZXT H700i is a brilliantly designed
+ This is a good case for $130
- The case tries to be more than it is
- Buggy smart device
- The NZXT H700I is too expensive
+ Extremely solid build quality
+ Cable trenches for easy cable management
+ Excellent out of the box cable routing
+ Excellent CPU cooler compatibility
+ 3.5" hard-drive cage requires removal to be filled, using nothing but screws
+ Windowed side panel thumb screws look a little out of place in this sleek design
+ A bit on the heavy side
+ The NZXT H700I chassis is attractive
+ It is compact
+ Very well thought out
+ Nothing glaringly obvious done wrong
- Price
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+ Great cooling performance despite not having front mesh
+ Provides very modern looks
+ Available in four colours
+ Impressive cable management
- The machine-learning feature of the Grid+ is limited
- The acoustic performance is not the best
+ Great design.
+ Good build quality.
+ Decent temperatures.
+ Excellent hardware compatibility.
+ Grid+ and Hue+ functionality.
+ One of the best cable management systems.
- Smart hub relies on CAM which can be buggy at times.
- Long calibration process.
- Not cheap.
+ Brilliant cable management
+ Quick release side panel mechanism
+ Impressive build quality
- Smart Device doesn't add much value
- CAM software integration still buggy
Despite a few minor flaws, NZXT's latest addition to the H line of chassis is well worth considering if you're looking for a new mid-tower case. It offers excellent cooling capabilities, RGB lights, and a tempered-glass side panel. The H700i is also attractive.
The H700i eliminates the need for a radiator and adds a wire management system under the motherboard tray. Behind the tempered glass screen, four fans and two RGB LED strips are incorporated to make constructions seem spectacular.
The H700i is a mid-tower, but it's bigger than most, measuring 516mm (H) x 230mm (W) x 494mm (D). The feet may be removed to make it significantly shorter, but only by 22mm. To keep the case off the ground, we recommend leaving them on.
A fan controller/LED RGB lighting controller with three 10W fan channels and compatibility for up to four LED lighting strips or five RGB fans is also included with the NZXT H700i. One 12" RGB lighting strip is pre-installed on the H700i, and an extra 12" LED RGB lighting strip is included in the accessory package.
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