LIAN LI is preparing a broad refresh of its PC case, cooling, and power ecosystem for the second half of 2026, with several new products scheduled across Q3 and Q4. The company will present its full lineup at Computex 2026 in Taipei, running from June 2 to June 5 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2, Booth R0906. The upcoming portfolio focuses on airflow efficiency, modular construction, and expanded lighting and software integration across its ecosystem.
The O11 EVO RGB V2 continues the company’s popular O11 series with a redesigned internal layout. The case introduces a dedicated side-mounted AIO chamber that separates liquid cooling airflow from the main hardware compartment. This separation is designed to improve thermal consistency under heavy workloads, particularly for gaming systems and high-performance PC builds.
The chassis also supports a vertically adjustable motherboard tray, making it compatible with ATX, microATX, and back-connect motherboards in a single design. A repositionable radiator bracket at the top allows flexible cooling alignment, while an angled bottom fan mount directs airflow toward the GPU area. The case integrates diffused ARGB lighting along the top and bottom edges, giving it a more controlled lighting profile compared to traditional open RGB layouts. The O11 EVO RGB V2 is expected to launch in Q4 2026 at $169.99.
The UX100 mid-tower is designed with a strong emphasis on aesthetics and internal visibility. It features a three-sided tempered glass structure paired with a curved front panel, delivering a seamless panoramic view of the internal hardware. Its floating chassis design lifts the internal frame above the base, creating a clear bottom-to-top airflow path that directs cool air toward the graphics card area. This layout is intended to help improve GPU thermals while maintaining a clean, showcase-style presentation.
The case also comes with integrated RGB lighting that extends across the front and side panels for a more unified visual effect. It supports both standard ATX and back-connect motherboard layouts, offering flexibility for different build configurations. The UX100 is scheduled for release in Q3 2026 with a price tag of $99.99.
The LANCOOL 207 XL shifts focus toward performance-oriented cooling, especially for GPU-heavy systems. It combines large dual 170 mm front intake fans with a 140 mm rear exhaust fan, while introducing a bottom-mounted cross-flow fan system designed to push cool air directly toward the graphics card. This configuration is aimed at improving airflow distribution in dense gaming builds where GPU temperatures are often the limiting factor. The case also supports up to 360 mm radiators, standard ATX power supplies, and modern motherboard layouts. It is scheduled for Q4 2026 at $109.99.
Cooling innovation continues with the UNI FAN FLEX series, which introduces six new fan models built around a new FLEX Receiver system. The lineup includes TL LCD FLEX, TL FLEX, SL-INF LCD FLEX, SL-INF FLEX, SL FLEX, and CL FLEX, each supporting L-Connect 3 software control, motherboard PWM synchronization, and optional 5V ARGB compatibility.
The LCD variants feature a 1.8-inch 400×400 display capable of showing system monitoring data or custom media through software control. Performance-focused variants such as the TL FLEX deliver up to 90.1 CFM airflow and 3.97 mm H₂O static pressure at 2600 RPM, positioning them for high-airflow builds. The series will launch in phases starting June 26 and July 24, 2026, with pricing ranging from $16.99 to $144.99, depending on configuration.
Alongside these launches, LIAN LI will also present additional products, including workstation cases, updated cooling solutions, power supply units, and collaborative desk systems, reflecting its continued expansion across the high-performance PC hardware segment. The Computex 2026 showcase will serve as the first public display of the company’s full next-generation lineup.
