NZXT H7 Flow ARGB (2024) Chassis Review

NZXT’s H7 Flow (2024) might just be your next blank canvas. The name remains, the design has change but the question’s the same: is this your next chassis? Keep reading to find out why this might be the case!

The NZXT H7 Flow (2024) is hard to ignore, both in size and presence. It takes a bolder approach than previous NZXT enclosures, stepping away from familiar design conventions in favor of a layout that blends open airflow with minimalist, industrial charm.

The mesh panels are genuinely well-executed, with precision machining that reflects the high build quality. The chassis is also one of the few to include USB 3.2 Type-A ports instead of the more common USB 3.0, offering faster connectivity. Meanwhile, the notched air intake along the bottom stands out as a thoughtful design element, subtle yet functional, promoting airflow while making clever use of the case’s structure.

With support for up to ten fans, front and top radiator compatibility up to 420mm and 360mm respectively, and generous internal space, the H7 Flow positions itself as a case built for high-performance systems. But does its design prioritize function, or just style? Let’s dig in.