Thursday, May 21st 2026

Lian Li Announces O11 VISION-M Case: 3-Sided Glass, Engineered for Airflow

LIAN LI Industrial Co., Ltd., a leading manufacturer of chassis and PC accessories, announces the O11 VISION-M, a dual-chamber microATX chassis that blends panoramic three-sided glass presentation with improved airflow. Designed to retain the visual appeal of the O11 Vision series while addressing airflow limitations commonly associated with full-glass cases, the O11 VISION-M features a ventilated top-glass cut-out aligned with the radiator to improve cooling support. It also features a hidden AIO layout with dedicated tube-routing space, a removable center divider, and a pre-installed 140 mm fan in the second chamber to improve airflow to the radiator. Despite its compact footprint, the case supports up to 12 x 120 mm fans, 360 mm top radiators, 410 mm GPUs, 162 mm CPU air coolers, and 182 mm ATX power supplies.
Three-Sided Glass Layout with Hidden AIO Design
The O11 VISION-M uses tempered glass panels on the front, side, and top to provide a clear view of the system from multiple angles, while its internal layout keeps the AIO radiator and tubing out of the main viewing area for a cleaner presentation. A removable divider allows users to choose between a separated dual-chamber layout with a surface to mount accessories, such as an LCD screen, or remove the divider for an open interior with a view of the AIO fans. If the divider is removed, LIAN LI gives the option to users to 3D print parts that fills the space between the AIO fans and the motherboard tray, eliminating the gap that would otherwise allow visibility through the case. The 3D print files are available for download from the product page.

Assisted Cooling
To support cooling in this glass design, the top glass panel includes a mesh cut-out above the radiator to improve exhaust, while a pre-installed 140mm intake fan in the second chamber helps provide direct airflow to the CPU area, boosting overall cooling performance and optimizing liquid cooling efficiency. Strategically located tube clips and Velcro straps prevent interference with the pre-installed fan and provide clean cable routing in the second chamber. The second chamber fan bracket can also support 2 x 120 mm fans for additional airflow, or up to 3 x 2.5" SSDs.

Support for High-End Hardware in a Compact Spacing
Despite its compact footprint, the O11 VISION-M supports microATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, up to 12 x 120 mm fans, graphics cards up to 410 mm long, CPU air coolers up to 162 mm high, and ATX power supplies up to 182 mm long. It also includes a dedicated anti-sag bracket for horizontal GPU installation, with adjustable height access from the second chamber and a swivel support platform to avoid interference with GPU fans.

O11 VISION-M Digital
The O11 VISION-M is also available with an integrated LCD screen in the modular divider. Featuring a 9.2" IPS display with a 1920x462 resolution and 60 Hz refresh rate, it delivers sharp visuals for both video and image content. Users can easily upload, customize, and manage display content in L-Connect 3, enabling a personalized, dynamic system showcase. The O11 Vision-M 9.2" LCD KIT is also available separately as an additional accessory for users wanting to upgrade their O11 VISION-M with an elegant screen solution.

Availability
The O11 VISION-M and O11 VISION-M Digital are available on May 21, 2026, at an MSRP of $69.99 for the black version, $74.99 for the white version, and $129.99 for the Digital version, black or white. The O11 Vision-M 9.2" LCD KIT optional accessory is available on the same date at an MSRP of $69.99 for both the black and white versions.
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10 Comments on Lian Li Announces O11 VISION-M Case: 3-Sided Glass, Engineered for Airflow

#1
ErikG
Glass and airflow in one sentence.
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#2
Chaitanya
So this patent troll is stealing from Thermaltake how the turn table has turned.
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#3
ErikG
Thermaltake has never released anything original, they have always copied other people's ideas.
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#4
theglaze

Engineered for Airflow

All case fans are exhausting :roll:

Explains why the 5090 is unplugged :nutkick:

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#5
AGlezB
ErikGThermaltake has never released anything original, they have always copied other people's ideas.
Are sure you're talking about Thermaltake?
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#6
Kirederf
theglazeAll case fans are exhausting :roll:

Explains why the 5090 is unplugged :nutkick:

Pretty sure those are reverse flow fans.
And the GPU is a 4090FE (or 4080FE)
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#7
theglaze
KirederfPretty sure those are reverse flow fans.
And the GPU is a 4090FE (or 4080FE)
Fans blades are scoping the air to push it out of the chassis.

But yeah probably 4090fe given the thickness. I forgot what a 5090fe looks like :ohwell:

This marketing is low-human-effort, or low-AI-effort. Hard to tell the difference these days.

But it's the equivalent of advertising a Jeep Wrangler as "engineered for off-roading" and it's climbing rocks on slick tires, and the gas tank isn't hooked to the engine.
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#8
wNotyarD
How many versions of the O11 does this make, now?
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#9
Ihnako
wNotyarDHow many versions of the O11 does this make, now?
not enough
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#10
Mistral
Ihnakonot enough
I'm still waiting for the well-sized mATX one that only uses 140mm fans and does not bother with 360 rad compatibility.
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