LIAN LI is back at Computex 2025, and they’re bringing a seriously packed booth. If you’re heading to Nangang Exhibition Center (Hall 2, 4F, booth R0602) between May 20 and 23, you’ll get a first look at some of their freshest designs aimed at making PC building more intuitive and stylish than ever.
LANCOOL 217 INF takes the much-loved LANCOOL 217 and adds a front panel infinity mirror that blends airflow-friendly glass ventilation with a light show. You can customize lighting modes on the fly thanks to built-in controls, and it even comes with wireless control support right out of the box. The case keeps things tool-free where it counts and has room for all kinds of motherboard setups, including SSI-EEB and even back-connect boards.
Moving on to LANCOOL 4 – this one’s for people who want a showcase build. It wraps three sides in panoramic glass, throws in a front glass panel with ventilation, and includes three big 140mm fans pre-installed. It’s designed to really push airflow with side fan support and a vertical PSU layout to help cool down your GPU even better.
Vector V200 is LIAN LI’s high-end spin on a smart chassis. It’s an upgrade to the V100 and features a borderless 8.8″ LCD on the lower side glass plus a touch panel that controls power and lighting. With full support from L-Connect 3, users can monitor system stats or add their own flair to the screen. A slanted fan mount helps with GPU cooling, and there are cable clips to keep the tubing clean and tidy.
Then there’s the O11D Mini V2, which somehow fits full-size components into a small form factor. It works with ATX motherboards, ATX PSUs, and even 360mm AIOs. The new slanted bottom panel improves airflow, and the HDD cage now doubles as a cable organizer. It even supports back-connect mATX boards and works great with the new HydroShift AIO if you’re going for a compact but powerful build.
Speaking of cooling, HydroShift III is a bit of a showstopper. It has a motorized curved screen with 2K resolution that can rotate for better visibility. There’s even a built-in VRM fan above the pump to cool your memory and VRMs. Add industrial-grade metal tubing and sturdy hinges, and this AIO is looking like a premium choice for serious builders.
Finally, LIAN LI is exploring power delivery in some creative ways with four new PSU series. The DWS Series targets heavy-duty workstations with up to 1600W Platinum power and real-time digital monitoring while the RS Series adds flexibility with rotating ports and modular hubs with the RB Series caters to the mainstream crowd with 80 PLUS Bronze models and support for PCIe Gen 5.1 (on all but the 550W) and the SP Series rounds things out with Platinum efficiency, Intel ATX 3.1 support, and a flexible 90° 24-pin cable to make cable routing less of a pain.
