The NZXT LEXA S Crafted Series Black Steel mid-tower case definitely delivers on what one would expect from such a case. It’s quiet, looks great, and can hold a lot of hardware. Thermally it has decent performance, managing to keep pace with an open ...
Abstract: The market has obviously turned interesting for NZXT, since we’ve received another two enclosure models from this company, apart from the two we’ve already reviewed, belonging to different price ranges. The first tested model belongs to a somewhat more...
Abstract: Video Review: NZXT Lexa S & Tempest Evo Cases offer what some more expensive case don't. They have great styling, design, black in and out, lots of fans, excellent air circulation, plenty of drive bays, cable management holes and so much more. With all...
Beautiful looking design, Great wire management capability, Lots of cooling, Built in fans controls, CPU access through motherboard tray
Side panel could be simpler to remove, Power button located behind door, review#636, Disclosure This product was given to DragonSteelMods for review by the company for review purposes only, and is not considered by us as payment for the review, we do not...
NZXT has become one of my favorite PC case manufacturers and the Lexa S does not to sway my opinion against them. It is a sexy case, there I go using that term again and is also functional. Besides its external good looks it provides plenty of ventila...
Black painted interior, Four Fans, Fan Controller, Cable Management, Tool, less drive bays, Filtered intake fans
Grommets won't fit 24, pin connector, Installing big CPU coolers could get tight
In all, the NZXT Lexa S is a great case for the money (~$80). It looks sleek and stylish, and the black painted interior completes the look. The included fan controller works well with the four included fans, and room for 7 hard drives is more than e...
Performance, Looks, Fan Speed Controls, Simple Installation, Excellent cable management, Access port through motherboard tray,
none, gold
The NZXT Lexa S is an extremely well built case for the money. There is a great deal of room within the interior to accommodate just about any system you could wish to put into it, including the larger sized higher end graphics cards. The simple inst...
Finished interior with rounded edges, Grommeted cable routing holes and tie-down points, Ample room for devices with 7 3.5" bays and 4 5.25" bays, Bottom mounted power supply with filtered intake, Included fan controller and four quiet fans, Overall ex...
Clearance issues with upper fan mounts and cable routing, Side USB ports too close together, Glossy front bay door attracts dust, fingerprints, and scratches
This case performs well, with only a few clearance issues. It has ample room and cooling even for an SLI or Crossfire system. NZXT has gone to extra trouble on the aesthetics of this case, with a fully finished interior, sleek faceplate, and hidden fas...
Impressive performance, Very Attractive appearance, Reasonable price
Small problems in construction
I knew the Lexa S would be a strong performer the moment I laid eyes on it. With the inclusion of 4 case fans, NZXT gives its customer a good start on the road to cooling. NZXT has fired off a new case once again, and has hit several consumers with a m...
The NZXT Lexa S is a decent performer out of the box, and has room for cooling expandability by adding an additional 140mm intake fan at the top of the chassis. It is also a very sturdy well built case with a plethora of top-end offerings that should m...
