We're here at Computex 2025 in the Lee and Lee booth where they have sponsored
a video for us to look at a whole bunch of their cases. And this one right here
is incredible. You know, the O1D, it is the most copied, the most popular case
on the market. And they have made it smaller, but not dumb this time. The V2
is fantastic. The innovation here is a
bulge, which allows them to fit a full ATX power supply in this. You might
remember that the previous Mini01D, you're only able to put an SFX power
supply in it, which really limit your options. Those are more expensive. If
they're from Cooler Master, they explode. But this one right here, you
can put whatever you want into it. Look at that. So, they have this tiny little
bulge on the back of the case, and then you have a bracket that slides the whole
thing out. So, you attach that and it goes in and it sort of fits. It mostly
fits. Like, it does. Another thing that's cool is down here where you have
your hard drive cages. They have found that a lot of people don't use hard
drives anymore and instead just cram their cables into there. So the drive
cage you're able to take and open up something like that. So you can very
easily just put all your cables in there and then just and you don't have to
worry about them falling to the side of your case anymore. Also very nice. You
can see there's this little gap right here. And with my hand in there, I can
feel a whole lot of air flow. And that's because they have these fans right here
on about a 10° tilt. That allows for all
the air to come in the back and then get shot up straight into your GPU, really
enhancing its cooling. There's also just so many little details that will make
building in this case so much better than normal. So like we have our front
IO right here. Maybe you don't want it in the front, you want at the top. Well,
very simple. There's this little top piece. You need to use two screws to pop
it out and then it comes out. But then you can have top IO if you so desire.
Also, if you look right in here, there's
a little bracket that you can move up and down that will support your 24 pin
cable cuz they found that in a lot of builds, the 24 pin cable kind of sags
down and looks like crap generally. So, this allows no matter where the 24 pin
is on your motherboard for you to have that little bracket come in, prop it up,
and it looks really nice and clean. Continuing in the spirit of making sure
that everything stays nice and clean, they also have an anti-sag bracket right
here for your horizontal GPUs, or if you have a vertical GPU, they have one that
actually attaches to the two bottom fans to hold it up. The new 01D Mini V2 will
be coming out in July and it's $89.99 without any fans or you can get five
fans for $99.99, but they're not the RGB
type. So, if you want to be fancy like this, save 10 bucks and then spend
another 90, I guess. Now, one problem Lee and Lee has been dealing with for
many years is how do you put glass on the front of your case? On the 01, they
were just like, let's put glass there and then fans on the side. And then
other times they've gapped the fans, the glass, and had a little bit of air flow.
And in 2025, they decided, screw it. We're putting fans into the glass. And
that's what we have right here. This Langool 217 Infiniti, where we have a
fan inside of an Infinity Beer. And I think it looks freaking sweet. These 270
mm fans can easily be serviced if you want to get all of the dust and gunk out
of the filters. And the whole thing is controlled wirelessly. So you can from
their software change all the colors and stuff. Or you can just press right up
here. I kind of like the white one. That seems kind of classy. Come on. Where's a Where's a obnoxious one? Ah, darn.
There's nothing really wild. We need rainbow puke, guys. Come on. Another
really cool thing about this case is that they have made access to your power
supply way easier than normal. So,
you're actually able to rotate your entire power supply 90° so that you have
super easy access to all of your cables right here, and it doesn't create a huge
mess. Now, you can only have up to 140 mm power supply in this orientation, but
of course, you can just put a big boy in in the normal way. Not a big deal. The
Lancool Tool 17 Infiniti will be dropping in October. An MSRP of
$120 US or $125 if you want the white
version. But I know what you've been thinking this entire time. Why have two
fans in the front? I need to have three fans in the front. And that's what we
have got right here with the concept case of the Land Cool 4. And you can
tell by the number of fingerprints on it that it is very popular. These three
fans are actually attached down at the bottom using pogo pins right down here.
And you can see that's daisy chained up all the way with these guys right here.
And they said that they did this curve on the front first of all to make it
just really difficult for their manufacturing engineers, but also to
give the case a much slimmer look because it is kind of big. Another cool
innovation about this case is they actually mounted the power supply
vertically, which freed up a whole bunch of room down in the bottom here. So,
they're able to fit three 120 mm fans
that have air going in. So, there's nice fresh stuff for your GPU, so it's not
getting too hot there. Or it could be really fun to do some water cooling
stuff down there. Like, I could see having maybe a radiator and a pump down
there or like a pump reservoir combo. Water cool it all up. You could have a
really sick looking machine, especially with the way that the glass wraps right
around the side and you have this huge viewing area right here. But you don't
have to have that huge viewing area. So far, we've been looking at a config that
is designed around a backto-front motherboard. So, it is incredibly clean.
But if you don't have one of those or you have an EATX motherboard, there's
this big removable bit on the side that will allow you to easily hide all of
your cables. One thing that you might have also been thinking about, if you
have glass that wraps all the way around, hiding all of your cables might
be a bit of a pain in the ass. But fortunately, they have a really nice
cable management hiding thing back here. Jeez, she just fell right apart. Tuck
everything right in there. The Land Cool 4 is still a prototype. So, if you guys
have any ideas of what you want to see in this case, let them know down in the
comments. But that said, they do plan on releasing it around October for about
$130. Now, one kind of weird thing in this booth that is also what I am the
most excited about is this vertical GPU bracket. It has so much configurability.
So, you can move it up or down. You can have a little bit of an angle on your
GPU for better air flow or just looking
better. It has really nice integration into your PCIe brackets. And also, they
have a PCIe Gen 5 version if you have a really fast GPU in your PC. Oh, and
there's RGB. I really like this because it allows you to sort of slap a GPU
wherever you want in your case and you don't have to worry about it looking too
funky. And I cannot wait to put a whole bunch of holes in this guy right here.
Bolted to something it was never supposed to be on. And there's another little bracket that goes right there
that I'm sure you can 3D print something to attach to literally anything. This
universal bracket is expected to launch in July. It's going to be $60 for PCIe
Gen 4 or $80 for PCIe Gen 5. And I have
already asked them for 10 of them. I'm going to use a whole bunch. It is sweet.
Maybe though you want a case that's a little bit smaller, which is where the new Dan Case B4 comes in. This guy right
here has a whole whack of computer crammed into a really small little case.
Got our full ATX power supply, great big air cooler, and a GPU that's slammed
right down at the bottom, but you can fit a four slot in here if you really
want to. But that said, I don't know. This is like a pretty normal Dan case,
but a little bit bigger. Why would you want that one? You can make it even more
bigger with the vertical configuration. This right over here is the same case,
but with all of the problems fixed, and I personally think it looks way sweeter.
They basically took the whole case and rotated 90° and then on the bottom threw
a whole bunch of fans, which I have to say looks really cool. And they also
gave you a whole bunch of room for water cooling. So, if you look in right here,
they have used some of the extra space on the bottom to fit a full 360 mm AIO.
It goes down through the bottom. And you can see right down here, they have this
little area where some air flow and the tubes go. The Danc V4 is expected to
launch in October for 100 bucks. And it seems like a really good option if you
want something that looks really cool and also is very hard to service. Moving
on, we have the Vector V200. It's a pretty average looking case here. We
have some capacitive touch for power and the fans, but if you turn it around, we
have got an 8.8 in screen which you can put whatever you want onto it. It's
controlled through Lean Lee software and you can put videos on it, your
temperature and stuff, or even another Windows display if you happen to want
one down there. This thing is also very neat because they have put in a whole
bunch of time and attention to make it so that your AIO tubes are very hidden.
You can see these just go straight up and they have a bunch of adjustable
brackets up top so that those tubes are held out of the way instead of, you
know, sometimes they just sort of like all in front of your computer. The
Vector V200 is expected to launch in September for
$110, which is a pretty good deal given that they will also sell you just the
8.8 an 8 in screen for $85. It does come
with this really cool bracket though. 120 140 mm fans. You can move it all the
way around so you can have it in the perfect orientation. It is pretty sick.
But I know what you're thinking. You don't just want a screen on the side of
your computer somewhere. You want a screen on your AIO. Okay, very cool.
They put a screen on the IO. What's interesting with that? They also put a
motor behind the screen on your AIO so
it can move around to exactly where you want it. And depending on where you're
sitting, you can go into the software and turn it to look perfect because you
can get these 3D effects, but it only really looks 3D if you're looking at it
from the correct angle. So this way you can get it perfect every time. This is
the Hydro Shift 2 LCD curve. We have a 2K resolution on the display. And also,
we have a bunch of nice little brackets to keep the tubes out of the way of your
build, as has been tradition in many of these. It's expected to drop in Q4 of
2025 for 270 bucks. And as far as gimmicks go, this one's one of the
silliest I've seen. Speaking of things that move in unexpected ways, here we
have their new RS series power supply, standing for rotational shift. WA.
That's right. The whole power connector right here for your AC source is able to
rotate 90° allowing you to either have it in your traditional layout with your
connectors at the front or you can turn it right here so that you have all of
your connectors on the side. That allows for much easier plugging in, unplugging,
and they even have a little fan hub that you can just slap on right uh like that.
The RS series of power supplies is expected to launch sometime in Q3,
starting at $155 for the 1000 watt version. So, huge thanks to Lee and Lee
for sponsoring this video. They have a whole bunch of other cool stuff, RGB
fans, all of that goodness. So, you can go and check that out on their website.
And huge thanks to you for watching. Hit like, get subscribed, and just have a
great old day. I'll see you at the next booth.