NZXT H7 Flow RGB Review
When NZXT debuted the H7 Flow in 2022, it was a solid upgrade from the H710 series it was replacing. It’s a year later, and NZXT has added another case to its H7 lineup — the H7 Flow RGB. Available in NZXT’s standard choices of matte black or white, the $159.99 H7 Flow RGB is priced $30 higher than the original H7 Flow. Is it $30 well spent, or is NZXT just trying to milk every dime from an older design by adding a little bling?
NZXT has a dizzying number of options in its H-Series of cases, with a total of 12 options across five lines. The H7 Series has four options: H7, H7 Flow, H7 Flow RGB, and H7 Elite. Since all of the cases use an identical chassis, the different options boil down to what type of front panel and fans you want and whether or not the case has an RGB controller included.
As the infographic shows, the H7 Flow RGB is a middle-of-the-road option with RGB fans to jazz up the H7’s minimalist aesthetic a little, while the perforated metal panel gives you better airflow than the front glass panel found on the H7 Elite.
When checking out the exterior of the case, the tempered glass panel — tinted on the black case, clear on the white) — immediately gains your attention. The panel covers the entirety of the motherboard side of the case, including extending down to cover the PSU shroud. This gives the side of the case a clean appearance and lets you showcase the components inside the case.
On the opposite side of the case, you’ll find a metal panel hiding the back side of the motherboard from view. A metal panel is standard practice for this side of the case, but NZXT could have differentiated the H7 Flow RGB by adding a second glass panel. I know what you’re thinking — who wants to see cables? Typically, you
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