HAVN HS 420 Dual-Chamber Mid Tower PC Case ATX Black | Hybrid Design, 11x 140mm Fan Slots & 3X 420mm Radiator Support, SimpliCable Cable Management, Tempered Glass, PWM Fan Hub

Incredible case. Super easy to build in and tons of room for components. It's expensive, but worth it for both novice & experienced builders. Beautiful case & no regrets after building with it aside from trying to move it around 😂

I changed over to this case from an O11 Dynamic XL (non evo). The experience of purchasing this case was the best I've ever had. From the opening box welcoming you as you open it, to the personalized note inside, to the clear instructions, etc. Every detail had been thought of. It truly was a pleasure to build in this case. I love the back fans with one for intake and 1 for exhaust. I love that they included a bracket so that you could use a 120 or a 140 and have them both look like they are part of the case. I love the cable grommets. I love the brackets for mounting radiators. I love the radiator support. Yeah, I love this case. The only downsides that I found: 1) I couldn't use the bottom most PCI Slot of my motherboard. My motherboard in the case for some reason was shifted down. Not sure if its true for all motherboards, but be aware if you use the bottom PCI Slot. 2) There's not alot of room for stuffing cables in the back. (at least compared to the O11 Dynamic XL) However, the cable channels and velcro and general design of the case does partially make up for this. 3) In the front of the case, there is a "hole" where the support pillar meets the base where screws can fall. You can only get them back by turning the case upside down which is not ideal if you've already filled your loop. 4) This case is HEAVY compared to other cases Honestly the PCI slot is my only real complaint. And the amount of times I was blown away by the attention to detail more than made up for it. And it truly is an experience to build in. Highly highly recommend.

A real pleasure to build in this case. Fit a 240mm radiator on top while waiting for my 420mm to arrive. Both work fine. Thicker radiators could be an issue with some large motherboard heat sinks, but my 420 rad is only 30mm and it wasn’t an issue. The airflow can work very well even without filling all the fan slots, however most people will want to run at least 6 (3 reverse blade fans on bottom, 3 standard blade fans on top) for appearances. 8 will be normal for most people I think. It can take 11 but that will be overkill for most, and fancy rgb fans aren’t cheap. I used Squama fans on top and bottom, and light wings in the rear. Well, I’m still waiting for 1 fan to arrive, but it all looks good already as it is. With the huge xfx Mercury 9070xt, probably the largest version of the 9070xt, there’s tons of room to spare. Even 90 tier cards will have more than enough space. If you build with the horizontal GPU version like I did you will want a large GPU or the case is going to look empty. I think the horizontal version is tragically under-appreciated; it’s an amazing case even though it lacks the novelty of a vertical GPU. Build quality is amazing. I’ve never owned a case this nice. The glass is surprisingly thick. Lots of room for cable routing, although a few cables do have to go through a tight space above the PSU to get to the bottom of the mobo. It also doesn’t have quite as much space around the PSU as a true dual chamber case would, but it’s still more than any case I’ve previously owned. All of the panels have magnetic latching, although I wish the magnets were just a little stronger especially on the large back side panel behind the mobo. If your cable management isn’t tight bulging cables will push the panel right off. An extra magnet on that side would be a good update for HAVN to make. The panels can be screwed down and you will likely want to do so, although it’s not required.

The HAVN HS420 is unbelievable. A case so good, it’s obnoxious how perfect it is. Strong, solid, powerful — just like America used to be. This case has fantastic airflow, the best airflow, people tell me. Your components stay cool, very cool. They stay happy — no overheating, no problems. The build quality is tremendous. Thick panels, not that cheap thin stuff you see on other cases. You tap it — sounds like success. The cable management is cleaner than some of the elections, believe me. Beautiful case. And the design — modern, elegant — everyone says, “Sir, that’s the best-looking PC case we’ve ever seen.” Look, you would think this case is too good to be true. But every single detail is so carefully thought after. It’s incredible. They have a rubber piece in every single screw hole, making it impossible to hear it running. Absolutely the best PC case in the world, by far. Nobody’s even close. HAVN did an amazing job. They really did. If you want your build to look and feel like a win — this is the one. Totally five stars. Maybe more. I can’t imagine anybody rate it below 5 stars. We are gonna have to see what’s happening. Thanks for your attention to this matter.

I have in nearly all cases cheaped out on a case. I resolved with the 9800X3D build I was doing to not do this on anything, to get good, not best, but solid quality everything. Initially I wanted to go with the hyte y70, but that would not work with my capture card+gpu. so after exhaustively reading a LOT of motherboard manuals and case manuals, I landed on the HAVN case and man, building in this was an absolute dream. From the little wheels that help make removing the single glass panel a breeze to every single panel having slots and thoughtful insertion mechanics to make it easier to use and test fit, it was delightful. The HUGE cable area behind the motherboard was amazing and wildly simplified my build. Every single passthrough was thoughtful and useful to have. The ability to REMOVE RADIATORS AND REFIT THEM AFTER INSTALL was game changing - each fan/radiator mount is a shock mounted cage you can sit-fit before screwing in, so when you realize 'oh yeah, I need power to my cpu, woops' you can just lift the cage! I have never had a build be less frustrating than in this case. I had a ton of fun doing it pretty much everything came together without issue. My only problem was that the lowest possible PCIE slot on a supported motherboard size - in this case, full ATX, was unavailable on the case. I wish this was detailed explicitly in the manual and would strongly recommend to HAVN to detail this, or have a knock-out there, as I had to use a riser to get my capture card mounted in a kind of janky way. It works, and sure I could have spent even more time finding a motherboard with pcie4x that didn't drop the 16x speed down in a supported slot, but I think it should be a safe assumption if you say it supports full ATX that you support all PCIE slots a board can have, or you asterisk this information. But that said, that's my only complaint with this case. If you are someone who normally spends 60 bucks on a case, you will be deeply pleased building in this. Do I think you should cut into CPU or GPU budget to get a nicer case? No. Do I think you should try to save a little longer to get a nicer case? Oh, absolutely. And I can't recommend this one enough.

I expected this to be a nice case - but when you get it and start to interact with it, you really start to understanad the difference between a "good case", and truly HIGH END GREATNESS. This thing is well built from the ground up. No creaks, to odd gaps or ill fitting panels. Easy to build in with great cable management and enough room to move around in. It is quite large, so keep that in mind - you may want to buy a larger GPU to fill it up! I ended up with 5080 Aorus Master which I think fills it in quite nicely. Also 140mm fans are a must (of course with 420 being in the name should be a given) I added 2 photos, one with 120mm fans, and one with 140mm. *As a side note, The smaller GPU you see in the 2nd photo is a zotac solid core oc 5080 which to anyone looking, I have to say is likely my favorite GPU ive ever owned, it a solidly built and good looking gpu. I sadly had to return it due to the specific coil while frequency bothered by ears, but was definitely much quieter than my aorus master 5080.* As you can see the smaller GPU and smaller fans don't quite fill it in as well - so something to consider. Overall this case can be considered the GOAT.

I recently built my system in the HAVN HS 420, and I can honestly say this is one of the best cases I’ve ever used. The wrap-around glass design immediately stands out — it looks and feels premium, and the panoramic view of the components makes the whole setup look high-end. Super Easy to Build In - This case is extremely builder-friendly. The cable-management area behind the motherboard tray is roomy, and the "SimpliCable" routing system is a huge help. There are actual stickers that show where to route each cable, plus silicone pass-throughs and routing channels that keep everything neat. Even with a complex setup, my cables ended up super clean with minimal effort. Cleaning Will be a Breeze - Maintenance was clearly a priority with this case. The side and rear panels are magnetic The top panel lifts off easily The bottom dust filter slides out Everything comes off in seconds, which will make cleaning way easier than your typical case with screws and tabs everywhere. Insane Cooling Options - I’m running the case in a full 11-fan configuration, and it handles it perfectly. My setup is: Top: 420mm AIO Exhaust (Fans came with the AIO, Regular Blade Orientation) Side: 3× 140mm intake (Reverse Blade) Bottom: 3× 140mm intake (Reverse Blade) Rear Side Lower: 1 intake (Reverse Blade) Rear Side Upper: 1 exhaust (Regular Blade Orientation) Remember to use Reverse Blade fans for intakes on the lower back, side, and bottom. And a regular blade for upper rear and AIO exhaust. Don't want your fans facing the wrong direction in a case like this! Even with a high-end GPU and CPU, my gaming temps are excellent. I can keep fan speeds low, and everything stays cool and quiet thanks to the layout and airflow design of the case. Premium Features All the Way You can tell HAVN put thought into every detail. The materials feel solid, the layout makes sense, and the airflow potential is way beyond most mid-tower cases. Plus, the case supports huge radiators and large GPUs without any weird fit issues. Bottom Line - If you want a case that looks amazing, is easy to build in, stays cool, and doesn’t turn cleaning into a chore, the HAVN HS 420 is absolutely worth it. I’m extremely happy with this purchase and would 100% buy it again. Also, Customer Service is TOP TIER! I tightened a fan screw too tight and broke a screw spacer, they sent me a few the next day! For FREE! I cant thank them enough! Highly recommended.

This case is large, heavy, and built like a tank. Wire management is great and you will not be lacking for interior space. I put in a new 5090 with plenty of room to spare. They include a video card steady rest which is really very convenient and the first I’ve seen. I have 8 fans including three for the AIO cpu cooler. This case is expensive for a reason, you get what you pay for. I recommend without hesitation if this is the nature of your build.

重さがネックですが、堅牢性とデザイン、安価なケースに見られる傷や塗装剥がれ等が見られず、質感は良好です。 また、電源ケーブルの配線をマネジメントする機構があるため、通常のPCケースと比較して簡単に、そして美しくまとめることができます。 ただし、サイドパネル等を取り外すのにドライバーが必要になりますのでご注意を。 総じて、購入して後悔しないPCケースだと思います。

総評としては大満足 品質は申し分なし、説明書の手順もわかりやすく、配線もしやすい 重量に目を瞑れば、ピラーレス&デュアルチャンバーの最適解の1つと言っていいかもしれない また、RTX5080 noctua editionを積んでも、ボトムファンとグラボファンの間には十分な余裕があり、気流による低周波音が発生しません (以前はここが不十分なケースを使っていたため、耳障りでした) ガラスパネルを外す時にネジを緩めないといけないのは微妙です ドライバー不要で開けられればもっと良かった

This case is beautiful. Made with high quality materials and built like a tank. Not for the space conscious, make sure you have enough desk space because this thing is huge!

La costruzione é solida e adoro il vetro. Avrei preferito un maggior filtro per la polvere che tende ad accumularsi dentro il case. L'unico vero problema é che il pulsante di accensione perde il colore

Great material with great quality but extremely heavy, note that it will not support stealth motherboards