Lian Li's new compact VECTOR V150 mATX case features a glass infinity mirror front panel

The new Lian Li VECTOR V150 INF is a new mATX case that features broad hardware support, versatile cooling, and a stylish infinity-mirror look.

Lian Li's new compact VECTOR V150 mATX case features a glass infinity mirror front panel
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TL;DR: Lian Li's VECTOR V150 INF is a compact mATX case featuring a tempered glass infinity-mirror front with two 140mm ARGB PWM fans and a rear 120mm fan, supporting up to 10 fans and a 360mm radiator. It accommodates GPUs up to 400mm and offers wireless lighting control for high-performance builds.
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Lian Li has launched an impressive new compact mATX case with the VECTOR V150 INF. Not only in terms of its hardware support and cooling design, but also its physical look, which includes a tempered glass infinity-mirror front panel with two large pre-installed 140mm ARGB PWM fans. Lian Li's integration of fans into tempered-glass front panels sets its case lineup apart from the pack by enabling direct airflow intake while delivering a unique, stylish look.

Lian Li's new compact VECTOR V150 mATX case features a glass infinity mirror front panel 2

Of course, the new Lian Li VECTOR V150 INF is all about cooling, with an additional pre-installed 120mm ARGB PWM fan at the rear joining the two on the front panel. Even though it's an mATX case that supports Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, including back-connect m-ATX motherboards, the VECTOR V150 INF is designed for modern high-performance hardware. This includes enough space to install a 360mm radiator and up to 10 fans, which is impressive for a case this size.

The three included fans also feature infinity-mirror hubs and can sync lighting and speed with the motherboard. There's also the option to go full wireless with Lian Li's innovative L-Wireless controller, for cable-free lighting and fan control.

On the GPU front, the VECTOR V150 INF ships with a pre-installed GPU bracket, and the case supports cards up to 400mm in length, so it should be fine to install some of the most powerful PC gaming GeForce RTX 50 Series and Radeon RX 9000 Series GPUs on the market. And there's a dedicated GPU cable passthrough space on the PSU shroud for enhanced cable management.

The Lian Li VECTOR V150 INF is available in black, with an MSRP of $84.99, and you can pick it up on Newegg and Amazon. Here's a look at the full specs.

ItemDetails
Product NameLIAN LI VECTOR V150 INF
Case TypeTower Chassis
Dimensions(D) 470 x (W) 221.5 x (H) 443.9mm
ColorBlack
MaterialSteel, Plastic, 4.0mm Tempered Glass
Motherboard SupportMicro-ATX / Mini-ITX
Back Connect MotherboardMicro-ATX
Expansion Slots5
StorageBottom: 2.5" SSD x 2 or 3.5" HDD x 1 & 2.5" SSD x1, Behind MB Tray: 2.5″ SSD x 1, Side SSD Tray: 2.5" x 2
GPU Length Clearance400mm(Max)
CPU Cooler Height Clearance163.5mm (Max.)
PSUATX (Under 220mm)
Fan SupportTop: 120mm x 3 or 140mm x 2, Front: 140mm x 2, Side: 120mm x 2, Bottom: 120mm x 2, Rear: 120mm x 1
Included FansFront: 140mm Infinity ARGB/PWM Fan x 2, Rear: 120mm Infinity ARGB/PWM Fan x 1
Radiator Support(Top) 360 / 240
I/O PORTSPower Button x 1, Reset Button x 1, USB 3.2 Gen.1 / 5Gbps x 2, USB 3.2 Gen.1 / 5Gbps x 2, Audio x 1
Dust FiltersRemovable bottom dust tray x 1
Fan HubWireless/Motherboard Sync for pre-installed fans and front panel
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