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NZXT Phantom 240 Mid Tower Case White
8C-P240510-WBW
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NZXT Phantom 240 Mid Tower Case White
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The NZXT Phantom 240 Mid Tower is a sleek, futuristic chassis tailed to those who want to show off their hardware. Featuring a full view side panel window, two NZXT 120mm FN V2 fans located on the front and rear, USB 3.0 ports, 17mm of cable management space along with 7 routing holes and a removable drive cage, the Phantom 240 is the perfect choice for setup large and small. The refined asymmetrical tower supports ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX.
Note: This case is not compatible with 280mm AIO liquid CPU coolers.
Modders Inc. Review
"Although it may not be as revolutionary as the original Phantom case or the new H440, the Phantom 240 nonetheless offers remarkable value and unparalleled quality in its class. NZXT is redifining budget chassis quality with this offering and it should be interesting if their competitors can respond or will even dare to." Full review
PC Mag Review
"The NZXT Phantom 240 has the same look and feel as the big boys, but made for the user who doesn't necessarily need all of the esoteric features of the larger chassis. If you're looking for the visual style of the larger Phantom chassis in a smaller, less expensive model, then give the NZXT Phantom 240 a try. " Full review
Note: This case is not compatible with 280mm AIO liquid CPU coolers.
Modders Inc. Review
"Although it may not be as revolutionary as the original Phantom case or the new H440, the Phantom 240 nonetheless offers remarkable value and unparalleled quality in its class. NZXT is redifining budget chassis quality with this offering and it should be interesting if their competitors can respond or will even dare to." Full review
PC Mag Review
"The NZXT Phantom 240 has the same look and feel as the big boys, but made for the user who doesn't necessarily need all of the esoteric features of the larger chassis. If you're looking for the visual style of the larger Phantom chassis in a smaller, less expensive model, then give the NZXT Phantom 240 a try. " Full review