Phanteks NV9, Showcase Full-Tower Chassis, High Airflow Performance, Integrated D/A-RGB Lighting, Seamless Tempered Glass Design, 11x 140mm Fan Positions (Black)

A small list of pro's and con's Pro - Easily the most beautiful case I have built in - Tons of functional aesthetics - Hidden routing holes almost everywhere in this case, making the wire routing superb - Lots of room in the front of the case to RGB up and design, especially for some water cooling - Door covers and routing channels/Velcro makes cable management a breeze - Covering the routing holes and hiding them under motherboard and covers makes it one of the cleanest builds i've seen Cons - The back side of the case is small and restrictive, will easily overburden it with cables if you have too many (This was designed with D30-120 daisy chain fans or Lian li equivalent for sure) - You have to remove 1-3 panels to even get inside the front or back, which can be annoying for hotswappability - The clearance on bottom fans and MB can be very tight, I would recommend 120mm fans on bottom over 140 it says is possible as it actually bent my usb header on my MB which forced me to bend it back and reroute it. It is easily one of the best looking, and one of the better designed cases I have used. If you're expecting a large back half of the case or hot-swappability you might be slightly disappointment in this case, but as a showcase PC it will definitely deliver. I also recommend custom sleeve cables or 90 degree ATX pins to allow the grommet covers to easily fit.

I LOVE this case! with the Phanteks D30-120mm fans this is a showstopper! I am blown away at the style and cable management. The ONLY setback is if you have multiple HDD it can be tricky to maneuver the wires so that the back of the case shuts properly. Airflow was a trick to setup and planning is required if you were getting the aforementioned fans, I have 12 total: 5 regular, 7 reversed if you wanted it set up like the image. (5 reg: 2 on the back and 3 on top with the radiator, and reversed: 4 on the back wall and 3 on the bottom) There is the back of the case with combs for cable management, which is a GODSEND for anyone who wants a minimal look on top of the desk, as well as a liquid port on the rear for easy drainage (which I don't have but would absolutely love to see) The glass is sturdy and thick compared to other cases I have seen, and with RGB it looks killer. I am notorious for losing little screws, but it appears that Phanteks thought of this and with the case you get a bunch of spares. The GPU mounting kit is out of the way and study, I dont need it personally but for those with large cards its almost a must! the lights on the case are easily controlled and look seamless, the only issue I have with the case is that with the cable management and HDD ports, its tough to get a chain from your PSU to the slots allotted for HDDs. SSDs are fine and NVmE's are obviously fine, so if you don't have a HDD then this point is moot. I am just an old man apparently. lol Overall, I am completely happy with my purchase, and would recommend this case to enthusiasts that want a showstopper PC on their desk that looks as good as possible!

This case can do it all. From budget to mid-range to high-end custom builds. Room for eight 120mm fans for plenty of airflow. Excellent build quality. It'll look good for years too. I've had mine for two years and it still looks new.

I have built in many Phanteks cases over the years and they all have been a good experience both in build quality and ease of cable management. The new Phanteks NV7 is a beautiful and unique case designed for showcasing your internal components. ( See my video of my latest build in the white NV7.) Indeed there are several unique features this case offers but cable management can test your imagination, creativity. While there is decent space open to the left of your PSU (once installed) you may well find that it still is not enough to tie up your 24 pin and everything else to then route down and up the vertical channel, I found the channel to be too shallow and narrow to reasonably fit the cables so they wouldn’t get pinched or smashed. Even flat cables were an issue. The cable tie down helped, but still did not keep cables from bunching up. Things can get worse if you load up the 2.5 SSD compartments and the 3.5 compartment below it. The SATA data cables and power cables will be a challenge to route so they don’t bulge out preventing the thin back cover from sliding on. I found that even trying to make use of the cable wrap around pegs in the SSD drive door did not work well, and in fact tended to make matters even more complicated. One modification solution is to leave the lower SSD/HDD compartment empty so you can use it to position extra cable lengths like SATA power/data cables. So, while you may loose that storage capacity, replacing instead with an M.2 onboard stick, it will help with cable management. I’m my build, I used part of the space to position my Strimer control box off to the right side of the channel to avoid cable bulge. The back cover needs to be made deeper and sturdier to accommodate cable bulge, or, the case frame needs to be widened to add more space between the cable channel and the back cover when installed after finishing your build. One other note; While the included anti sag bracket is a nice added touch, it can pull the vertical RGB bracket down, disconnecting it. The anti sag bracket screws in to the vertical RBB bracket. So, try to adjust the anti sag bracket so the weight of you big, beefy, expensive GPU card doesn’t put so much weight on it that the anti sag bracket slides down. Even tightening the thumb screws may still not work if there is too much weight on the anti sag bracket. Overall, now that I spent a good deal of extra time and care with this build I am really enjoying it. It ended up being worth it as this new case is truly a showpiece. After fifteen years of building PC’s, this case was a good new learning experience with cable management. I was humbled by the cable management challenges, and hopefully Phanteks next rendition of the NV7 will be less frustrating and more fun to build without compromising storage space, et al. PWN

I followed the directions disassembling this case and it took a few minutes and was simple. Plenty of room to install all the components and route the cables so they are all hidden. The RGB looks nice and isn't overwhelming. If you want to be blasted with RGB I would use something different. If you use fans with lights those can be seen from 5 sides. Case is real sturdy and takes a full-grown person or two to safely move. I set mine on a stand that gave me access to all sides and I didn't move it after that. Most removeable parts are thumbscrews or single cross-tip screws that are easy to access.

Questo case è fantastico! Bello, bello, bello da vedere e robusto nella sua costruzione, fatto bene internamente ha tanto spazio per mettere ventone, hard disk, ecc. L'effetto una volta montato e funzionante attraverso il vetro è spettacolare e lo vedete nelle immagini allegate. Soldi spesi benissimo!!! CONSIGLIATISSIMO !!!!!

Das Case ist einfach nur der Hammer. Hier stimmt einfach alles. Platz, Aussehen, Kabelmanagement, Airflow, Preis. Würde ich immer wieder kaufen.

Questo prodotto è veramente fatto bene , non ci sono eguali , materiali e sistemi di cablaggio studiati alla perfezione, svariati ti configurazione per le mille esigenze, penso sia il migliore case mai acquistato.

Materiali di qualità, tantissimo spazio organizzato benissimo per componenti belli capienti, ha anche incorporato un resistente bracket (smontabile) per le GPU utilizzabile anche se le prendete in verticale. Ha persino un controller D-RGB, utilizzabile però solo se prendete delle ventole collegabili in daisy chain come le Phanteks (cosa che non ho fatto perché costano davvero una cannonata). Non ha ventole incluse ma sinceramente é anche meglio, come scritto sopra il pacco da 3 delle ventole Phanteks viene 140 euro, e ce ne stanno 8 nel case. Unico difetto infatti é proprio il fatto che gli accessori costano una cannonata, la staffa verticale originale 150 euro, idem per il kit "RGB premium", ho risolto rivolgendomi ad altri brand e pagando la metà .

Es muy, muy grande y espectacular, pero... El cable de la gráfica no llega, deberían avisar que al menos, ha de medir 70cm ( lo normal son 60), y las mangueras de la liquida van muy tensas (hay que girar la bomba si te es posible). No obstante, muy contento, con 8 ventiladores de 140mm, y una liquida de 280mm, la temperatura del procesador a caído 15 GRADOS!!! (mi anterior caja era una Phanteks eclipse P600s con 4 ventiladores de 140mm y la misma liquida) No exagero, estoy sorprendido.