NZXT H7 Elite Black, schwarz, Glasfenster

Das H7 Elite ist NZXTs neues ATX Premium Gehäuse und verspricht luxuriöse Ausstattung im edlen Gewand. Ob das nun so ist, das werden wir im heutigen Test herausfinden. Erzählen kann bekanntlich jeder viel, wenn der Tag lang ist. Das H7 Elite ist eines von drei Versionen, das am 25.05.2022 auf den Markt gekommen ist. Die beiden anderen hören auf den Namen H7 sowie H7 Flow und die Preise beginnen bei 139,99 Euro. Für das H7 Elite müssen wir etwas tiefer in die Tasche greifen, denn dieses kostet stolze 209,99 Euro. Dabei spielt es keine Rolle, ob wir die weiße oder schwarze Version nehmen.

Den brandneuen Midi-Tower H7 bietet NZXT gleich in drei unterschiedlich gestalteten Varianten an. Wir haben uns das Top-Modell H7 Elite mit gläserner Front und üppiger A-RGB-Lüfterbestückung näher angesehen.

The H7 Elite is NZXT’s new ATX premium case and promises luxurious features in a classy guise. We will find out whether this is the case in today’s test. As is well known, everyone can tell a lot when the day is long. The H7 Elite is one of three versions launched on 5/25/2022. The other two are called H7 and H7 Flow, and the prices start at 139.99 Euros. We have to dig a bit deeper into our pockets for the H7 Elite, which costs a hefty 209.99 Euros. It doesn’t matter whether we take the white or black version.

Let's face it, this isn't a normal case review. We're reviewing three cases here, and while they all have their similarities, they are all designed for different types of PC builder. NZXT's standard H7 is a classic monolith design, offering users traditional NZXT styling and a traditional NZXT airflow pattern. Love it or hate it, that design aesthetic is very popular, especially amongst OEM PC builders. The H7 Elite takes things to the next level with RGB lighting, more fans, an integrated fan/RGB controller, and a tempered glass front panel. It's for PC builders who want something with a little more flash, replacing the monolithic look of the H7 with a little RGB and tempered glass bling. That said, the easy criticism for the H7 and H7 Elite are their restricted airflow pattern, and that's where the H7 Flow comes in. If you are performance focused and don't want the design aesthetic of the H7 or H7 Elite, the H7 Flow is the case for you. With a perforated front panel, the case offers PC builders a completely different look and feel, but with that comes increased airflow and better thermal performance. To say the least, it is our favourite case within NZXT's H7 lineup.

You are getting three reviews for the price of one today as NZXT has launched a series of cases named H7 that are closely related. The base model is H7, then we have the Mesh version H7 Flow, and at the top of the tree is the H7 Elite. With the previous H510 Elite and H710i leaving room for improvement, it's time to find out what NZXT is bringing to the table in 2022.