Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case
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Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case
$141.13
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Price History for Lian-Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass E-ATX Mid-Tower Computer Case, Black
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Current Price | $141.13 | October 27, 2024 |
Highest Price | $154.99 | October 17, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $141.13 | October 27, 2024 |
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$141.13 | October 27, 2024 |
$154.99 | October 17, 2024 |
Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case Description
- Upgraded cable management solution for a clean build
- Mid-tower modular chassis for all kinds of configurations
- Equipped with 4x 140 PWM fans (non-RGB)
- Featured airflow optimized mesh structure and hinged side panels
- Supports up to 420 radiator or 3 x 360 radiators and a maximum of 10 fans
Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case Specification
Specification: Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case
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Lian Li LANCOOL III Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case Reviews (9)
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SkipDaShu –
It’s a big, heavy and EXCELLENT case. The double glass sides is probably the source of the weight. Super cable management options. All sorts of air intake options. I used a Arctic Cooling 360 top mounted (EXH) with a couple extra 120mm mounted above the PSU (bottom rear, IN) and the 3 large, quiet front intakes. I’ve got the rear EXH fan turned down to bare minimum to keep most of the EXH going out the top in a positive pressure setup. The LANCOOL 216 is a better bargain but just doesn’t have all the options the LANCOOL III offers. This one has a X570 mobo, Ryzen 5950 CPU, RTX 3080 vid, Samba 1000w PSU serving as my main Linux Mint desktop and doing BOINC with the vid card and extra threads.
Chul Han Pak –
Pros:
nice wiring channels.
well built
quality materials
thoughtful design
nice airflow
Cons:
heavy as can be
Larger than needs to be
wiring and space in the bottom for drives with a larger Power supply is not designed properly.
LadyKitty –
Very spacious with excellent cable management, it includes 3 x 240mm fans. The top mount is detachable, allowing you to install the AIO on it before reattaching it to the case.
Julie Papetti –
I’ve been building my own PC’s for over 10 years now. This was by far the easiest and most fun I’ve had with a case. They’ve earned a repeat customer in me.
Pros:
-Plenty of clearance inside for my air-cooler (which is good because I forgot to check measurements in advance, dodged a bullet there!)
-Really happy with the cable management
-Lots of modularity. All doors and HDD racks very easy to remove
-Instructions were actually clear and helpful!
-Extra parts/screws came inside a modular subdivided plastic box for organization (with extra dividers too!), as opposed to just in a plastic bag like other brands I’ve used
-Magnetized side panels are much friendlier to use than thumb screws
-4 fans stock
-Tall feet, sits very high off the ground
-Single plug for all the front buttons, no fiddling with single-socket wires for the power +/- led, etc. Just plug one thing in and done (WHY DOESN’T EVERYONE DO THIS!?)
Cons:
-Due to the proximity to the cable management bracket, an L-shaped SATA connector would be difficult to plug into the bottom SATA socket on the mobo (I just used a straight one instead so no big problem).
-The magnetized door release latches work great right now, but not sure how well they’ll hold up after years and years of opening & closing
TL/DR:
10/10 would buy again
Abdo Abdrabbo –
Very well made but heavy at nearly 50lbs.
H Mag –
I rebuilt a system using this case and it was very nice to work with. Overall I am very happy with the case. I was able to fit an AIO cooler and a bunch of fans easily. There was plenty of room to work with.
A couple minor issues I ran across:
Some of the cable runs were tight – I have three old style HDDs and getting both disk cages to fit with the power cables was a challenge. I really like how easy the case is to open up – no tools to swing open the side or front panels.
Sometimes I get a vibration/buzzing noise from the front panel. I have to move the case or stick something under the front panel to stop it. This does not occur all the time, but does bother me when it does happen.
Tony –
Quality of the case is very good. I actually saw it for cheaper on newegg at one point but the shipping was like $60. Prime free delivery made the overall cost cheaper.
Bob –
This case is one of the easiest to build in out of all the ones I’ve worked with. The Lancool III has removable components that make it easier to access every nook and cranny when assembling your PC. Which also makes it pretty easy to cable manage. At first, I thought I was gonna hate all the extra doors because I figured they might get in the way, but I was pretty happy with the end result. I still think having the back of the case use a glass door is pretty unnecessary, but I’m sure some people like it that way. I’d much prefer a metal panel instead. I also appreciate the mesh doors on the bottom half can be opened without the need to open the upper doors.
I do have one issue with this case, and that’s trying to fit a 420mm radiator. It was a complete pain in the ass to fit the thing in there without issue.
H Mag –
when i fist saw this case i thought of it as the tesla of pc cases LMAO. so much room in this case you could put a 420mm rad and a 360mm rad and be fine ! the doors that swing and magnet lock are very sturdy, my only complaint would be ………… not enough SSD mounting points? lol you get what you pay for, milling is not 100% but it is cheap for the features