HAVN had plenty to offer at this year’s Computex, showcasing its new HS 360 PC case alongside new 1000 W and 1200 W PSUs.

Pro Gamers Group returned to Computex this year with 10 of its brands on display. While the likes of Ducky, ThunderX3, and Endgame all had gear to show off, it was HAVN’s new HS 360 PC case that caught our attention the most.

Several display configurations of HAVN’s HS 360 were on display at PGG’s sizable booth, displaying the numerous fan setups and GPU mounting options available. The brand also showed off its new HS 420 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team Edition case, BF 360 Flow Solid case (for workstations), and the HS 360 VGPU – a case designed for vertically mounted GPU builds.

HS 360 front on

HS 360 full PC build (1)

HS 360 – Internal airflow panel

HS 360 top panel

HS 360 top ports

HS 360 front on 1

HS 360 full PC build

Havn HS 360 rear

HS 360 rear PSU mounting options

HS 360 motherboard tray – back-support motherboard

XR PSU A++ platinum PSU

HS 360 GPU PSI riser

HS 360 roof panel tab

XR PSU A++ platinum PSU 2

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HAVN showcases new HS 360 PC case

HAVN’s big announcement at this year’s showcase was its new HS 360 PC case, a 19.4% smaller version of the already popular HS 420 (which launched a couple of years back). The new case offers a bunch of features designed to make DIY PC building more user-friendly, alongside internal tweaks to help boost airflow over core components. Essentially, the new case takes everything PC builders loved from the HS 420, and puts it in a smaller, more efficient frame.

Speaking with Steven Levitt, Brand Marketing Manager, it was clear that HAVN had taken user feedback on board when designing the new case – especially when it came to overall size and build features. He said many people were asking for a smaller version of the HS 420, and that’s one of the main reasons they designed the HS 360.

It wasn’t all user feedback that brought the HS 360 to life, though. HAVN also took to the lab to try and make real-world improvements to both internal cooling and user experience.

What’s new?

The most eye-catching upgrade to the case has to be the arrival of the internal airflow panels, which, according to HAVN, help guide air more effectively over the GPU. Two glass panels can be found in the HS 360, one connected to the fan bracket at the base of the case, and a detachable panel that connects via a strong magnet in the foot.

The 19.4% smaller case also features a 31.8% tighter bend radius in the single-sheet panoramic glass side panel, offering better visibility with less distortion. Steven highlighted this feature by comparing the old HS 420 with the HS 360, and you could clearly see the difference when examined closely.

Another big design change comes in the form of back-connect ATX motherboard support. A slight reshuffle of the motherboard tray needs to occur to allow support for backward-connect motherboards, but nothing overly strenuous or time-consuming.

All in all, the case now features support for up to 11 x 120mm fans, giving users tonnes of versatility when it comes to building a well-ventilated workstation or gaming rig.

The changes HAVN made when designing the HS 360 were carefully thought out with real-world improvements in mind. While the range is already nearly fully toolless, the addition of removable fan walls (for accessing screwing from outside the build) and multiple motherboard tray configurations (for back-connect motherboards) make the build experience even more intuitive.

XR Series Platinum A++ 1200 W PSU makes an appearance

Another addition to HAVN’s ever-growing product line is their XR Series Platinum A++ PSU Series – which we first saw unveiled at CES 2026. Well, the 1000 W PSU now has a partner in crime, a larger 1200 W model with all the same features.

Both models will feature Cybenetics Platinum A++ acoustic certification, meaning operational noise will be 15 dBA or below. The series will also feature a 600W-capable 12V-2×6 connector attached to an ultra-stable +12 V rail with transient response. The fan used in the PSU will be a 135 mm H Series fan with a Harmonized Flow hub and blade edges for easier operation and less drag.

Pricing and availability

According to HAVN, all products unveiled at this year’s showcase will be available this year, between July and Q4. Below are more accurate details on both.

• HAVN HS 360 VGPU: $229.99 – July 2026
• HAVN HS 360: $149.99 – July 2026
• HAVN BF 360 Flow Solid: $169.99 – April 2026
• HAVN HS 420 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team Edition: $ TBA – Q4 2026
• HAVN XR Series Platinum A++ PSUs: $ TBA – October 2026

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