Formula V Will Change Your Case Airflow with a Gesture: Here’s the Curious Air Power G10

During Computex 2026, we made a stop at the Formula V booth, a relatively new player in the hardware sector, who showcased several interesting proposals. The standout product is undoubtedly the Air Power G10, a chassis that adopts a rather unique approach to airflow.

Let’s start with this case, which features a front panel with adjustable fans. Essentially, the front panel has a custom frame where the fans are "set in place". Each fan is managed independently, which theoretically allows for specific tilt adjustments for each unit.

The idea behind this design is to achieve a more precise airflow through directional control. This allows the air stream to be directed upward or downward, adapting the airflow to the specific configuration, optimizing heat dispersion, and, consequently, the cooling of internal components.

The independent control allows for a wide range of configurations, such as airflow directed upwards or downwards with all fans oriented in the same direction, or a wide-ranging flow by tilting only the first and third fans in opposite directions, leaving the central one perpendicular to the surface.

In addition to the Air Power G10, there was also the Z4M, a dual-chamber aquarium chassis that is quite traditional overall. This option is meant for compact builds and is compatible with Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX motherboards. Its distinguishing feature is the three inclined 120 mm lower fans, designed to improve GPU cooling while preventing hot air from passing through other internal components.

Finally, there were no shortages of cooling solutions like fans and heatsinks. The top-tier offering is the Air Fusion series, fans available in both single units and in triples with a single frame. A standout feature of this solution is undoubtedly its aesthetic: 360-degree lighting and panels with an "infinity mirror" effect on all four sides.

Alongside the fans, the usual AIO liquid coolers are also available. Currently, the company offers only two models, both in a 360 mm variant: Ice Jet Glow and Ice Jet Vision. The former features RGB lighting on the water block, while the Vision replaces it with an LCD display.

All the products showcased at the fair are already available in the Asian market, and should debut in the European market in the coming months. However, as of now, Formula V has yet to share the expected prices for the Old Continent.