NZXT ZERO computer case Full Tower Black

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:28

Average rating:80

Uk has collected 24 expert reviews for NZXT ZERO computer case Full Tower Black and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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Bcchardware.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:17

Average rating:82

Sequels seem to be the trend in today’s movies and games, so not to stray away from regularity today we are going to look at yet another sequel case from NZXT, the Zero 2. This case claims to give an advantage to cooling enthusiasts. More specification...

I would recommend this case to anyone;although it seems to be a super chassis (really big) it has good cable management, good airflow and lots of fan options. While cooling didnt seem to be as impressive as others it was also cooled with stock cooli...

overclockersclub.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:23

Average rating:0

Gamers and computer enthusiasts are always looking for a way to keep their gear looking cool, while keeping it looking cool. Usually quality and strength are very important too, as well as size. It all comes down to personal preference and price range...

Easy drive installation, Room for many fans, Looks great from the front/side, Front panel located on top, Spacious, Room for cable management...
Only three out of a possible seven fans included, Interior quality (random holes&overspray)...
Overall, this case looks great from the outside, and does well inside. The ability to house seven 120mm fans is a huge bonus, but fans of the original Zero will be let down by the fact that it only comes with three. The front looks trendy, the blue li...

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overclockersclub.com

Updated:
2014-11-06 21:43:23

Average rating:0

Neither flashy nor plain, the Zero weighs in with a whopping 8 fans, seven of which are 120mm! Along with its “ultimate cooling solution” it is dead quiet and is quite an eye catcher without the fancy lights and gizmos that many people hate. N...

Cooling, Elegant Appearance, Great...
A Bit Pricey, Right Opening Door (Some might hate this), Connectors On Right Side (Doesn’t make any sense), Cramped for a Full Tower...
This is an absolutely beautiful case to those who don’t want something flashy! The glossy paint was a definite plus, you can practically use it as a mirror. The overall construction was superb, especially the front panel, which is the sturdiest that...

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tweaknews.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:10:51

Average rating:0

So, how does the Zero 2 compare to the original? Is this an update or a downgrade? After playing with the Zero 2 for about a week, Id have to say that it is a bit of both. NZXT kept the form factor but changed the case material from aluminum to steel...

Full tower, Very quiet, Excellent fit and finish, Good CPU cooling, Good cooling potential, Toolfree drive installation, Relatively low price...
Poor GPU cooling, Only three fans included, Expansion card area could use some work, Cramped, dated interior, No cable management aids, Short front panel cables, Green HDD LED looks out of place, Heavy...
So, how does the Zero 2 compare to the original? Is this an update or a downgrade? After playing with the Zero 2 for about a week, I'd have to say that it is a bit of both. NZXT kept the form factor but changed the case material from aluminum to stee...

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virtual-hideout.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:10:52

Average rating:0

Gaming is all about taking it to the extreme. In the pursuit of the best gaming experience, gamers have stopped at nothing to achieve this always-rising goal. Overclocking, adding another GPU/Videocard and upgrading are the typical paths and all o...

Easy to work inside of, Toolless install for most devices, Good cooling options, 3x120mm fans included, Fans have both 3 and 4pin connectors, Sturdy construction...
Have to remove front bezel to install drives...
The NZXT Zero 2 promises one thing: No-nonsense cooling. In this area, it certainly delivers, as the option to mount four 120mm fans on the side provides more than enough airflow, albeit with the attendant noise. Even if you just stuck with the provid...

uniquerigs.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:08

Average rating:80

We have been a long time fan boys of NZXT cases. Through the years weve been reviewing cases from them, we have always been impressed with their designs. They re-release cases that they have designed in the past and bring out various improvements to i...

External Improvements, Nice front panel design, Tool less drive rails, Roomy Interiors...
No removable motherboard tray...

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thinkcomputers.org

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:13

Average rating:90

Need a full tower case, but dont want to pay the price? How about if I told you that you can get a full tower chassis with plenty of features and a sturdy construction for under $100? The NZXT Zero 2 is what youll be looking for. A remake of the succ...

Affordable, Stylish, Solid construction, Quad fan design for multi GPU cooling...
Lacks cable management, HDD rails could use some rubber pads...
The NZXT Zero 2 is a pretty powerful chassis for its small size and price. Found available for around $90-$100 this chassis is the best full tower bang for your buck case. Relatively new to the market the Zero 2 supports an external eSATA connection a...

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techgage.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:16

Average rating:70

You just finished hours upon hours of research in your quest to build the ultimate PC. Picking one component that does not compliment the rest will surely lead to not only disappointment, it will also send you straight to gaming hell. It can be an ove...

Excellent fit and finish, Extremely quiet, Lots of cooling potential, Priced very well...
Lack of included fans leads to lackluster performance, No provisions for wire management, I/O cables somewhat short, No reset button.
If there is one reality that has fully ingrained itself in the minds of PC builders its the fact that you must have proper airflow. You can run the best cooling system known to man, yet the lack of proper airflow can quickly defeat both you and your...

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ocia.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:17

Average rating:0

A little over two years ago we reviewed the NZXT Zero, an aluminum full tower case from NZXTs Crafted series. This case earned our Seal of Approval for its good looks and great cooling ability. Its still readily available today from many online retai...

The NZXT Zero 2 very closely resembles its predecessor the Zero. The chassis design is nearly identical, the layout of the frame inside is the same and even the front bezel has a similar appearance, minus the aluminum accent trim piece. Unfortunately...

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Bjorn3d.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:49

Average rating:75

After NZXTs long unprecedented success with their Zero case, they went back to the drawing board once again to redesign and perfect what they now call the Zero 2. Today, more than ever, companies like NZXT are looking for a means to manufacture quali...

Excellent cooling capabilities, Sleek look and finish, Pretty good value, Has nice features...
Power Button is a little flimsy, No cable management features, Four optional 120mm, and optional 80mm fans arent included, Motherboard Tray not removable, Can get a little tight for Graphics Cards that are 10"+, Cleaning maintenance is high...
Being a previous owner of the original Zero for about two years, it was a little disapointing to see what NZXT has done to the Zero 2. In attempt to reduce manufacturing costs, the case really lost a lot of its pizzazz when the aluminum finishes were...

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uniquerigs.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:49

Average rating:90

Weve been working with NZXT for quite some time now. NZXT has always proven their unique case designs as well as the variety of features they place on their cases. Tonight well take a look at NZXTs Zero case. We would like to thank the NZXT team for...

Full Tower Case, Interior has plenty of room, Screwless drive mounting system, 7 120mm Fans, Locking PCI expansion clips...
No removable motherboard tray...

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dvhardware.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:54

Average rating:75

NZXT is a fairly new company that aims to provide every gamer with a case that they can identify with, according to their About Us page on their website. The first time I heard about this company was by the end of 2005 when they released the NZXT Lexa...

The case looks awesome, Huge amount of fans included (eight!), Lots of airflow, the side panel fans blow cool air to your entire motherboard, Installation of hard drives and other devices is fully toolless, its really easy, Its not that heavy, Pretty qui...
The front panel is a dust magnet, Side panel has no handle and doesnt fit perfectly, Top fan needs to be removed before you can install a PSU, Few screws are included, Toolless installation of PCI/PCI Express cards doesnt always work perfect, No dust fil...
The NZXT Zero case looks awesome and provides superb air cooling capabilities. The seven 120mm fans and one 80mm fan provide lots of airflow and are really quiet. I was a bit sceptic before I got my hands on this case but all of the fans in this case a...

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madshrimps.be

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2013-11-20 22:11:55

Average rating:0

The NZXT company is young, yet their cases have already gained a solid foot-hold on the market. Today we test the ZERO, a case with a total of seven 12cm fans and a 8cm top mounted fan. Does it move around the floor on its own? Can it double as a hover...

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tweaknews.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:11:55

Average rating:0

The new Zero case from NZXT has a lot to recommend it. Its a cooling monster without the growls and roars youd expect from eight case fans. It has a sleek, classic look that doesnt appear to have been inspired by an Anime episode. The Zero will hol...

Excellent cooling!, Classy looks, Tool free install, Aluminum construction, Eight included case fans, Windowed door, Dust management features...
Troublesome installation, Cramped interior (for a full tower), Longer PSUs may interfere with top fan...
The new Zero case from NZXT has a lot to recommend it. Its a cooling monster without the growls and roars youd expect from eight case fans. It has a sleek, classic look that doesnt appear to have been inspired by an Anime episode. The Zero will ho...

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bigbruin.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:00

Average rating:0

There is plenty of room for all of your components, and working inside in the NZXT Zero is easy given the space and tool-less features. Once you have all of your components installed there is still a good deal of room which is nice since it makes it mo...

Attractive styling, Lots of quiet fans, Easy drive installation, Large roomy work area, Fan filters included...
Price, Fans dont have speed control/reporting...
I have to say that after playing with this case for longer than NZXT would have liked me to, that it was time well spent. This case is now moved to my primary system where I see it staying for the long haul. Its very quiet, very attractive, highly fun...

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hardwareheaven.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:01

Average rating:0

The most aesthetically important part of a system is the chassis, it is the first thing everyone notices. Cases come in all shapes and sizes, from those adorned with cathodes and LED’s to those understated and elegant. Today we are looking at the &l...

What the NZXT Zero can boast about is its build quality; it is elegant, good looking, durable, lightweight, spacious and we are happy to say, exceedingly quiet. It has a very clean minimal look which will appeal to the enthusiast sector. The little de...
Nothing is perfect, even the NZXT Zero. To begin with, the case looks humongous, but while it is very spacious the design has a certain downside. It is hard to hide cables inside the case and it can easily end up looking rather messy. The bank of 120m...
The NZXT Zero is a great chassis, with the design and price tag clearly aiming towards the enthusiast market. We feel that the elegant design and low weight will make it popular among the gamers, both for good looks and easy transportation. Additiona...

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HEXUS.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:06

Average rating:0

NZXT - where in God’s name did it come from? Well, from Taiwan, apparently. Back in 2004, this new manufacturer seemed to have thought long and hard before setting the production lines running, targeting gamers with its shiny, ‘blinged-up&rsqu...

The thermal performance, whilst impressive, isnt enough to save the NZXT Zero; there are just too many problems with the design features, headlined by the fan-obstructing PSU issue. The NZXT Zero is a decent-sized chassis and the external appearance...

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thinkcomputers.org

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:10

Average rating:80

NZXT has been offering very nice looking midrange cases since their establishment in 2004 and they have decided to enter the high-end market with the Zero Crafted Series. The Zero case is designed to appeal to that group of computer enthusiasts who are...

Great paint job, Lightweight for a case this size, Toolless drive system, Can power on the case without opening the door...
Cant install a power supply without removing a fan, Audio/USB/Firewire ports not in the greatest location...
The NZXT Zero is the case many of us have been waiting for; it combines style, functionality, practicality all in one. This case also breaks the mold by providing a lot of room for hardware and great cooling without weighting as much as a small car. T...

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ocia.net

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:11

Average rating:0

I recently found myself in a somewhat new predicament in terms of computer enclosures. For the first time ever, I found that the traditional midtower case was now too small to hold all of my hardware "comfortably". A recent hard drive upgrade is to bla...

Overall, I found the NZXT Zero to be an excellent case, inside and out. Starting with the exterior, the high gloss paint contrasts nicely with the brushed aluminum on the front bezel. Speaking of aluminum, the entire case is crafted from aluminum, maki...

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phoronix.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:12

Average rating:80

The Zero chassis proves that NZXT cannot only deliver a great looking case but they can also produce a quiet yet extremely well cooled chassis. Having seven 120mm fans and one 80mm fan, we were expecting the case to be obnoxiously loud, but we were de...

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overclockercafe.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:12

Average rating:0

NZXT was founded on the premise of helping gamers find quality cases that they can depend on and bring out individual style. NZXT has made a name for itself by putting out case after case that has met or exceeded these quality expectations of the...

Aluminum chassis, SEVEN installed 120mm fans, Elegant black and silver polished finish, Roomy, Plenty of drive bays, Flawless toolfree design...
No removable mainboard tray...
NZXT brings a lot to the table with the Zero. The Aluminum polished chassis radiates elegance. The smoked front panel and intake grill add enough spice to draw the eye, but will fit in just about any room. The roomy interior provides more than enou...

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Bjorn3d.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:13

Average rating:85

What is the first thing that people notice about your computer setup? I am sure that most people will answer the awesome looking case that they have. Sure you can have the top of the line components installed, but they are usually hidden inside that...

Quiet, Tool-less installation, Light weight, Great cooling: seven 120 mm and one 80 mm fans, HD Audio and AC’97, Ample front connectors: 2 USB 2.0, 1 firewire, headphone and MIC, All the fans and accessories are included, Front cover...
Front panel cover doesn’t stay all the way open at 90 degrees, The side panel is a little weak/thin, Problem with longer PSU, No fan filter on some of the fans (most notably the top one), No cover for the front connectors...
Overall, I think NZXT Zero is a good case but not without its faults. The case is nice looking and it has ample of expansions and features, ranging from light weight to the included HD audio and AC’ 97 audio. In addition, the included 8 fans are r...

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gwn.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:13

Average rating:87

Attractive case runs quietly; has a lot of cooling capacity; includes a lot of nice features. LowsMinor design flaw can make installation confusing; 8 cm case fan too close to power supply enclosure. Final verdictIf you?re looking to do some serious ov...

Attractive case runs quietly; has a lot of cooling capacity; includes a lot of nice features.
Minor design flaw can make installation confusing; 8 cm case fan too close to power supply enclosure.
If you?re looking to do some serious overclocking, the NZXT Zero is a case worth checking out.

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techgage.com

Updated:
2013-11-20 22:12:14

Average rating:70

NZXT has released a few cases that tailor to the "Boy Racer" crowd over the past few years. Recently though theyve started to come around to the school of thought that not everyone wants a case that looks like it spends its spare time battling evil r...

Heres how she looks completely done and buttoned up. As you can see the smoked panel does a great job of blending into the door until theres something lit up behind it. You can also see what I was talking about when I said the upper chevron wasnt qu...

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