Not the H500i. NZXT composed the entire case from steel, except for a tempered-glass side panel that shows off your PC’s internals. The design of that panel is one of the best we’ve seen ...

The design also lends itself to excellent airflow inside the H500i. NZXT ships the case with two 120mm exhaust fans — one on the back and one on the top — and that’s it. This creates a ...

However, that also means the case doesn't come with NZXT's CAM-powered Smart Device, which does more than control the lights. The H500i is identical to the H500 in terms of materials, dimensions ...

The H500i from NZXT is one nice case to build in and has a sleek appearance to back it up. If you are looking for a potent mid-tower for your next build the H500i should be on your short list.

What helps the case appear stylish is a relatively petite form factor. Dimensions of 210mm (W) x 460mm (H) 428mm (D) are ample for a high-end build without feeling bulky, and NZXT's steel frame ...

We reviewed the tiny NZXT H500i in May 2018 and absolutely loved it. The H700 is essentially a larger version of that case. The NZXT H500i measures around 18 inches high, while the H700 is 20.31.

Case manufacturer NZXT is expanding their H-series chassis line with the introduction of the H500 and H500i. In the usual NZXT fashion, the H500 chassis offers a modern and highly functional design.

The H500i surprised me last year with its ... I would absolutely recommend one that still has USB 2.0 on the front. NZXT’s H510i is an excellent case. If you want something simple, reliable ...

Both the NZXT H500 and H500i are nearly identical ... for those who want to go all out with lighting and other case mods, the H500i is a solid upgrade for the price. The additional cost bags ...

I should also mention that both case models do not include RGB lighting and NZXT's CAM-powered Smart Device for controlling lighting and fan speeds. (For those smart features, check out the H500i.) ...