NZXT H6 Flow RGB Chassis Review

The H6 carries NZXT’s modern design language into a bold new formula, blending aesthetics with functionality. Its dual-chamber layout, glass panels, and clean lines make it instantly recognizable. But does the H6 truly deliver on both form and function? Let’s find out.

NZXT approached the dual-chamber market from a different angle, literally. A typical front and side intake layout would have resulted in just another generic dual-chamber chassis. Instead, they opted for a dramatic 45-degree front angle.

This is the third NZXT case we’ve reviewed, but it’s the first with such a unique layout. It’s a dual-chamber design, with a corner chopped off. In fact, it’s the only dual-chamber chassis NZXT currently offers.

It doesn’t reinvent the wheel but presents an engaging and purposeful design proposition: provide a striking visual element while improving airflow compared to traditional side intake, in a chassis spacious enough to accommodate the reduced volume in the secondary chamber. The Hyte Y70 has a similar angled front, but it’s on the glass side, with intake fans mounted on the side of the secondary chamber, directing airflow onto the opposing glass panel. It’s a similar idea, executed differently and at a different price point.

Being an NZXT chassis, surface finishing is excellent, the I/O is modern, and many small details reflect thoughtful design. You also get three fans, with or without RGB, so that you can choose based on your preference. NZXT offers the H6 Flow in either black or white. Today, we’re looking at the white version.

People have spoken highly of this case; let’s see if it lives up to the hype.