The Formula V Line Air Power G10 mid-tower chassis has drawn attention following its Computex 2026 preview. Its design features an unusual approach to airflow management, which forms the basis of its primary selling point.
Reviewers praise the case for its thermal performance and modularity. TweakTown assigned the unit a rating of 93%, citing impressive out-of-the-box thermals and clever modular features. The chassis starts at a competitive price point, with the Black, Black Wood, and Black Rose Gold variants priced at $89.99.
Its defining feature is the trio of front-mounted 120mm intake fans. Each fan is housed in an independent bracket that allows tilting from 0 to 10 degrees in either direction. This adjustable system enables builders to aim airflow directly at the graphics card, the CPU socket, or other components. Wccftech noted that this adjustment is simple, allowing users to prioritize upward, horizontal, or downward airflow depending on cooling needs.
Each fan bracket is independently removable and includes its own dust filter. Formula V Line also provides downloadable 3D design files, permitting users to print custom fan grilles.
The chassis supports a wide range of components, including Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, and ATX motherboards, compatible with rear-connector designs like ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero. Internal clearance is generous; it accommodates CPU coolers up to 182mm in height, graphics cards up to 420mm in length, and ATX power supplies up to 160mm.
The Air Power G10 measures 235mm x 500mm x 489mm and combines steel, tempered glass, and plastic. The build quality is described as
