"Clearly not the successor of the H2, and we will most likely see an H410 or H530 in the future instead, the H230 does bring some of the modern features found in the current line-up to the mainstream. We like the sound dampening, solid panels, and door that swings open to the right. NZXT also kept the easily removable front panels and pre-installed two fans with both Molex and 3-pin headers. Unfortunately, and this is where the case has forfeited the Editors Choice award, the flimsy hard-drive trays are still there, even after many voices have mentioned their concern over the flimsy design. NZXT is by no means the first company to end up making trays that are too soft in the aim to ease screw- and tool-less installation, but the other companies improved on the issue in a timely manner. It seems as though NZXT is not too keen to listen when it comes to this aspect of the chassis."
