The H200i may be the smallest H-series case, but NZXT still delivered a product with a superb design and matching feature set.

Over the last week, a few of my friends, including Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Kwan, and I traveled approximately seventeen hundred kilometers by land to the capital of the Northwest Territories. When I was explaining this vacation time off to my friends and coworkers, the first question they always asked was, "Why Yellowknife?" To be fair, it was a valid question. While there are many vacation destinations in Canada, I do not think Yellowknife ranks on the top ten list. It is best known for its optimal location for viewing northern lights, but I would not necessarily make that my primary reason for going. So to answer them, I always replied with a "Why not?” In my opinion, I really wanted to visit because I felt like I had yet to explore all of Canada. Most of my vacations were either to BC or Ontario. Since coming back, I can gladly say I did visit, and I can surely recommend you for going there. When NZXT launched their updated H-series lineup last year, they launched with not only their standard H700i for ATX motherboards, but also their H400i and H200i for micro ATX and mini ITX. Fast forward a year later, and we finally have the H200i in our hands. You may still ask the same question of why, especially when a larger case can hold the same motherboard without many compromises. Hopefully, this review will answer the question of the purpose for the H200i and show if it is a compelling option for your small motherboard.