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NZXT Phantom 820 Full-Tower Chassis Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 10/15/2012 10:43 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
eTeknix.com posted a review on the NZXT Phantom 820 Full-Tower Chassis
Today I am taking a look at this very special chassis from NZXT, the Phantom 820. As many of you will know the NZXT Phantom is one of NZXT’s most popular chassis designs, with their current model the Phantom 410 providing not only one of the most versatile chassis designs on the market at the moment, but also one of the best looking.
The Phantom 410 has been with us for quite some time now and has proven very popular with case modders, enthusiast system builders, gamers and with many more people who just want a great looking case. As too has their other flagship chassis design the Switch 810, which we recently reviewed and you can check out here (link opens in a new tab).
So with the Phantom and Switch both being such popular products for NZXT it was only a matter of time before either design would see some kind of update and that is where the Phantom 820 comes in. With what appears to be the aim of joining the functionality and feature list of the Switch with the curvaceous styling of the Phantom, as well as adding a few new features into the mix just to keep thing exciting.
The Phantom 410 has been with us for quite some time now and has proven very popular with case modders, enthusiast system builders, gamers and with many more people who just want a great looking case. As too has their other flagship chassis design the Switch 810, which we recently reviewed and you can check out here (link opens in a new tab).
So with the Phantom and Switch both being such popular products for NZXT it was only a matter of time before either design would see some kind of update and that is where the Phantom 820 comes in. With what appears to be the aim of joining the functionality and feature list of the Switch with the curvaceous styling of the Phantom, as well as adding a few new features into the mix just to keep thing exciting.
NZXT Phantom 820 Full-Tower Chassis Review
