Lian Li has added a couple of new cases to the Lancool family: the Lancool II Mesh Performance and Lancool II Mesh RGB. Available for pre-order now, both versions of the Lancool II Mesh feature – you ...

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Lian Li has announced an update to its Lancool chassis series. The Lian Li Lancool II is a revised and improved version of the original Lancool One. The new case is available in either black or white ...

Lian Li Industrial announced a new front mesh middle tower PC case called LANCOOL 215 equipped with two 200mm large-diameter addressable RGB fans. This mid tower PC case equipped with two 200mm ...

Towards the end of 2019, Lian-Li launched the LANCOOL II series of PC cases. While the original had some mesh sections on the case, the front panel was not full mesh, so there was still some room for ...

LIAN LI announced its LANCOOL II, a revised version of its LANCOOL ONE. Available in black and white, the LANCOOL II is packed with features designed to make the user's building experience as pleasant ...

Lian Li, a well-known case manufacturer, has just announced the Lancool II, or the LANCOOL II, what's odd about this case is the side panel hinges and design, normally under $100 mid-tower cases are ...

The Lian Li Lancool II earned near universal praise at its launch—at $90, it was an affordable, beautiful mesh case with good airflow. Now less than a year later, the company has unveiled the Lancool ...

Lian Li, the world's leading manufacturer of aluminum chassis for the hardcore enthusiasts as well as custom OEM/ODM case solutions, is pleased to announce the official launch of the LANCOOL ONE ...

Lian Li's Lancool III is the best version yet of the series. Stealthy, tons of attention to detail, easy to build in, and great water cooling options. About three years ago, Lian Li sent us the ...

Sometimes you have to build a PC piecemeal, and build the new in the ruins of the old. And, yes, this may result in a micro ATX board hiding in the corner of a Lancool II while you get the money ...