The bottom line: NZXT really delivers quite the package with stunning looks and a high level of attention to detail. The NZXT Phantom 410 is a new favorite of mine, especially in red!

The performance is spot-on, there are no features that I feel are lacking or wasted, and it's simply more of a space-saver compared to the NZXT Havik 140. With the Havik 120, you still get very similar performance as the Havik 140 but at a smaller cost to both your wallet and case real estate.The Havik 120 is simple and to the point, yet it has the cool knife-edged fins, a feature I have never seen before. I've always been a sucker for form over function.

The Hale82 is everything that a gamer could want in a power supply.  The single 12v rail consistently and reliably delivers the power you need, while the construction makes it easy to install and easy to cable manage.  Available in 650, 750, and 850 watt versions and significantly cheaper than the NZXT Hale90 PSUs, the Hale82 is the perfect product for NZXT to carve out an even bigger slice of the market.

NZXT is very close to 80 Plus Silver and offers an excellent Seasonic design with Japanese capacitors.

The NZXT Switch 810 is a fun, attractive, well-designed case with enough features to keep even the most fickle tinkerer happy through multiple system updates and variations, and it’s worth every penny of its $169.99 asking price.  

The bottom line: excellent performance at a great price are combined with a spectacular warranty to make the NZXT HALE82 a spectacular power supply.

The Hale82 power supply performs very well. Naturally, the power usage will be slightly higher than the 80Plus Gold-rated HALE90 power supply. There really isn’t anything to complain about here.

It’s nice to see that NZXT is trying to get in the market for PSUs rather than their typical case products. They started out their PSU entrance with a bang of high efficiency power supplies, which is why ThinkComputers would like to award the NZXT HALE82 750W Power Supply a 9 out of 10 score.

Building with this case was simple. The standard cable management system we see in most cases today is present, which allows for a clean looking build. Good thing there’s a window so you can see it! If you’re taking a serious look at this under-a-hundred bucks case, be sure to pick up the three fans NZXT left out, unless you plan on going the water cooled route.

 With room for 10 fans, or a liquid-cooled setup consisting of both 420mm and 240mm radiators, the Switch 810 should satiate the appetite of even the most hardened enthusiast. And, if cooling performance isn't your primary raison d'etre, you'll find that the chassis is incredibly easy to work with and stocked full of added extras that include an integrated SD card reader, a hot-swappable storage bay, outstanding cable management and an illuminated rear I/O panel.

NZXT has put a lot of thought and special features into the Switch 810. A few of these I can't recall ever coming across before in another make or model case, like the slotted mounting holes for the rear exhaust fan, the fan power distribution on the back of the motherboard tray, the pivoting interior fan mounts or the closeable vents on the top panel. It's not often you find a case that supports mounting both triple and dual radiators internally either.

 If first impressions are any indication, The NZXT Switch 810 is an amazing case. Its retail price of $169.99 seems fitting considering the specs and features. As it stands, we’re happy to award the NZXT Switch 810 the Icrontic Outstanding Product award; if you’re looking for a full-tower, full featured case for your high-end build, this one should be on your short list. 

The NZXT Switch 810 takes the islaBit Design Award , for its elegance, simplicity, robustness and being clean (inside allowing you to hide your white) and secure by placing everything in place, without going but fall short either. In addition, it has enough virtues to win the prize islaBit features , mainly due to their functional capacity, and compatibility, so this tower makes an excellent entry into this newly opened 2012. By NZXT Excellent!

The case is a great choice for users that require great cooling performance and good extensibility from a system enclosure.

The NZXT launches Swith 810 as the best high tower manufacturer, witty, big, strong and ready for any type of hardware that sets the bar very high for other manufacturers.

The NZXT Switch 810 is a decent full-tower case, allowing you to build a very high-end system. The LEDs on the rear panel is a great idea, making it easier for you to find the right connector after the computer is built and installed on its final place.

While we have some reservations about the paint job, the Switch 810 is a slick and sweet case, both inside and out. NZXT is also being extremely generous with the pricing, and at just $169 it is going to be hard to find a case on the market with more features and style.

NZXT has outdone themselves with this latest creation. It offers plenty of features, support, excellent thermal performance, and it just plain looks great. NZXT has created the most versatile and highly adaptable full tower chassis to date.

The NZXT Switch 810 Case is a full-tower case that is jam packed with excellent features and it looks amazing. If you need loads of drive bays, plenty of room to work, tons of fans, cable management holes and more this is the case for you.

Overall, NZXT has a real winner on its hands with the Switch 810. There are loads of features big and small, with any down side being minor at most. According to NZXT, the MSRP is $169.99, which is a great price for all the Switch 810 has to offer. Without a doubt, the Switch 810 gets the Overclockers stamp of approval