Introduction

I would like to thank Cooler Master for supplying the review sample.


The Cooler Master MasterBox NR200P MAX we are reviewing is, as the name implies, a bigger variant of their NR200P. By increasing its size, Cooler Master has managed to squeeze a 280 mm AIO into the ceiling. The case ships as a bundle with the AIO and a Cooler Master V850 850 W SFX power supply, which takes any guesswork surrounding the compatibility of such parts within a case of this size out of the equation. Also, based on its initial two letters, the NR200P MAX takes a few hints from their decisively more mainstream NR400 and NR600.

Specifications

Packaging

Cooler Master ships the MasterBox NR200P MAX in a full-color cardboard box with an image of the case on front and a blow-up diagram on the rear, alongside some marketing text. On the sides, you will find carrying holes and additional specifications as well as another image of the chassis.


Two foam spacers hold the case in place and protect it from damage during shipping. While the package of our sample had been squished a bit, the case itself was just fine.