The overall experience during setup was fantastic. There was plenty of space to work and route cables to whichever port you wanted through the multiple channels at the back.
Since I don't have an HDD, I removed the HDD tray from the back with just one screw, and the workspace automatically doubled. Filters on top and front, as well as below the power supply and under the liquid cooling. Everything is easily and quickly removable.
A nice touch is that the glass is darker than the NZXT H710 I had previously.
Now, onto the basics: Temperatures.
The main difference from the previous model is the improved airflow, which I can confidently confirm. There are a total of 10 fans in the case. 6 in the front for push and pull on the liquid cooling, and 3 on top - 1 at the back for exhaust. In the previous case, I would see temperatures (in summer) on a Ryzen 5 2600 idle at 40 degrees with a Kraken X73 liquid cooling, while now I see 29-31. I believe the difference is evident.
As for the graphics card, with roughly the same dimensions (Colorful 3070ti), I noticed a clear difference of 5-6 degrees. The same applies under full load, of course.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this case. With this case, NZXT has perfected what is already so beautiful in my eyes, and it can now compete with cases with very good airflow.