Geometric Future, an innovative PC components and peripherals brand, expands its performance lineup with the launch of the Model 3 case, an updated Eskimo Plus 36 AIO, and Squama 3003-12 fans. Designed for users who want optimal cooling in a compact and visually refined build, the 27L microATX Model 3 combines an isolated front-mounted PSU layout with support for GPUs up to 435 mm, up to eight 120 mm fans, a 360 mm radiator, and five pre-installed Squama 3003-12 ARGB PWM fans. The Eskimo Plus 36 refreshes the Eskimo Pro 36 platform with pre-installed Eskimo 3003 ARGB fans, a 1.5 L/min pump, a diffused ARGB CPU block, and a large 55.8 x 55.8 mm copper coldplate. Also launching, the Squama 3003-12 brings a thicker 30 mm frame, high-pressure 9-blade design, dual-sided ARGB lighting, and standard or reverse-blade orientations for more flexible airflow setups.

The Model 3 is a compact 27L microATX case designed to deliver strong hardware support and cooling performance in a clean, compact layout. Its isolated front-mounted PSU design helps maximize internal efficiency, while dual tempered glass panels provide an unobstructed view of the build. Despite its compact size, the Model 3 supports microATX motherboards, graphics cards up to 435 mm in length with an integrated anti-sag bracket, and cooling configurations of up to eight 120 mm fans, with a 360 mm radiator at the top. The Model 3 also features a removable platform that can be used for decorative accessories while helping guide airflow within the chassis. The case is available in four color options (black/yellow, black/gray, black/green, and all white) and can be purchased with five pre-installed Squama 3003-12 ARGB PWM fans or without.

Geometric Future presented its new Model 9 flagship chassis alongside prototype versions of the Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme at Computex 2026. The Model 9 is an aluminium ultra-tower measuring 750 × 300 × 608 mm with a curved smoked-glass side panel and a dual-chamber layout. The chassis can hold up to ten 140 mm fans and has a dedicated 420 mm top-mounted AIO cooling compartment with an isolated airflow path. The front I/O panel includes four USB 3.0 ports, four 20 Gbps USB Type-C ports, and HD audio.

The Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme are two prototypes that use a floating triple-chamber design that separates CPU, GPU, and PSU thermal zones. Measuring 480 × 242 × 660 mm, the chassis supports E-ATX motherboards, GPUs up to 470 mm long, CPU coolers up to 180 mm tall, and ATX power supplies up to 220 mm. Cooling support includes up to 12 fans and radiators up to 420 mm. Additional features include support for up to five 3.5/2.5-inch drives, dual 20 Gbps USB Type-C ports, and a dedicated display compartment for figures or collectibles positioned above the main system chamber.

Geometric Future is debuting two new ultra-tower cases at Computex 2026: the Model 9 flagship and prototypes for Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme. The Model 9, the brand's aluminium flagship case, measures 750 × 300 × 608 mm (29.5 × 11.8 × 23.9 in) and pairs a curved smoked-glass panel with a triple-chamber layout built for ten 140 mm fans and a 420 mm top AIO. The Model 7 prototype debuts a floating triple-chamber design, with support for E-ATX motherboards, 470 mm GPUs, and up to twelve fan mounts. Both will be on display June 2 to June 5 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2, 1F, Booth Q1115.

The Model 9 is Geometric Future's flagship ultra-tower, built around a precision aluminium frame wrapped in a large curved tempered-glass side panel finished in a smoked tint. The brand's signature circular-square logo is integrated into the glass surface. An angled partition separates the CPU and GPU thermal zones, reducing heat recirculation. The main chamber supports up to ten 140 mm fans across the top, rear, bottom, and side mounts. The top compartment hosts a dedicated 420 mm AIO with its own airflow path, cool air drawn from the rear intake, and exhausted through the top, isolated from the main chamber.

Geometric Future launched its Model 0 Flamingo "folding box" chassis series, half a year after it was showcased at the Computex 2024 Taipei Computer Show. The Model 0 Flamingo is a Mini-ITX chassis with a unique feature: it wraps around your system like a cardboard box. The chassis has a compact format measuring 81 × 206 × 208 mm with a volume of 3.47L. It is built from 1.2 mm thick steel plates coated with anti-static, fire-proof, and mildew-proof fabric in black color with touches of gold-like elements. For cooling, it relies on a giant mesh top circle and numerous ventilation holes. There is no room for additional fans, except it can host a 60 mm height CPU cooler. The chassis comes equipped with a compact custom Guitarra 200 W power supply manufactured by Quanhan that measures 70 × 35 × 170 mm.

As we said, the Geometric Future Model 0 unique feature is the ability to be folded without the need for any tools, with magnets included in the material of the case itself keeping it together. Additionally, detachable magnetic feet allow users to orient the case in both vertical and horizontal modes. However, as interesting as it looks, the Model 0 has some drawbacks: it is only compatible with ITX motherboards and does not support PCIe expansion (no graphics card can be added). Currently, there is no information about pricing. However, it should be around $100 if Geometric Future would like to attract SFF/HTPC users.

Geometric Future, a new startup design company from China unveils a new Model 8 series of premium mid-tower cases. These cases have unique vertical thermal tunnel design allows you install your components like Motherboard and graphic cards in 90 degrees, It supports E-ATX motherboard and up to 420/360 Radiator in the rear side and 360 mm radiator in the bottom.

Meanwhile, you could manage your cables on top of case and retain the clean outlook from outer rear side. With its solid structure and material (1.0 mm steel and 4.0 mm tempered glass panel) Model 8 offers the premium quality of build. And despite the vertical chassis, the Model 8 does not forget its modern appearance and offers three vertical PCI brackets that will allow the graphics card to be seen through the side tempered glass panel. With three brackets and a little extra space on the side, the card should breathe enough.