As such, intake areas on the front are a bit different from the past H-series cases. In addition to the aesthetic changes, you will see how the whole front and top are made from a single sheet of aluminum rather than a front panel that breaks away. Overall, this H500 reminds me as a replacement to the S340, which is what NZXT intended to do when it was launched. We received this unit in the matte black color, but other variants include white, black and blue, and black and red. While they may differ in relative amounts, we still have the same tempered glass and steel, which makes it still a good feeling case. However, one thing I am glad NZXT has not cut back in is material choices. Small changes like having a three quarter glass side panel and removing the accent colors on the side intake mesh are apparent. However, there are also specific parts that make it look a bit less premium than the other cases in the H-series lineup. Its single color exterior is extremely clean with only some light NZXT branding on the front. This is not necessarily a bad choice, but a preference thing instead. As such, we have a similar fridge-like design, with the whole thing being pretty much like a rectangular prism. The NZXT H500 follows in line with a lot of NZXT's other cases in the H-series, with it being clearly made with a ruler and ninety degree angles rather than any protractors or compasses.
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