Formula V Line launches Air Power G10 PC case in US

Formula V Line has launched the Air Power G10 PC case in the US through Newegg, marking the Taiwan-based hardware brand's entry into the market.

The mid-tower case starts at USD $89.99 and comes in six finishes. It includes four 120 mm fans as standard and features a front intake design that lets builders angle each of the three front-mounted fans independently.

The Air Power G10 is aimed at PC enthusiasts building systems with large graphics cards and liquid cooling. According to the specifications, it supports graphics cards up to 420 mm long and 240 mm or 360 mm radiators at the top of the chassis.

Cooling design

The most distinctive element is the front intake layout. Instead of mounting all three front fans in a fixed flat position, the case uses separate brackets for each fan, allowing them to be set at either 0 degrees or 10 degrees.

This is intended to let users direct incoming air toward specific components, including the graphics card or processor area. Each front fan assembly can also be removed individually, which should simplify cleaning and replacement.

Cooling support extends beyond the supplied fans. The chassis can hold up to 11 120 mm fans in total, giving users room to expand airflow beyond the out-of-box configuration.

The included fan set consists of three front intake units and one rear exhaust unit. All four are 120 mm PA2 120 models with 4-pin PWM control and 3-pin ARGB lighting.

Internal layout

Formula V Line has also built flexibility into the lower chamber. The power supply unit position and lower fan bracket can be swapped between the front and rear, allowing users to change the internal layout based on hardware choice and cooling priorities.

The lower fan bracket is removable, which should make installation easier in tighter configurations. This kind of adjustability is less common in mass-market cases at the lower end of the price range, where layouts are often fixed.

For system builders, internal clearance remains a key factor when buying a PC case. Support for larger graphics cards has become more important as premium consumer GPUs have grown in size over recent product generations, while radiator support matters for users planning all-in-one or custom liquid cooling setups.

US rollout

The Newegg listing gives Formula V Line a direct route into the US enthusiast PC market, where online specialist retailers play a central role in component sales. For smaller or newer brands, availability through a recognised channel can be an important first step in building visibility among DIY system builders.

The company describes itself as a Taiwan-based PC hardware and gaming lifestyle brand that designs cases, cooling products, power supplies and gaming chairs. It says its management team has more than 20 years of combined experience in the PC case and accessories sector.

Formula V Line is entering a crowded US market, with established global case makers competing heavily on aesthetics, airflow design, component clearance and bundled features. Pricing is likely to be one factor in whether the Air Power G10 gains traction, particularly as buyers in this category often compare a wide range of models with similar dimensions and fan support.

Pricing tiers

Three finishes - Black, Black Rose Gold and Black Wood - are priced at USD $89.99. White, Black Titanium Silver and Black Dark Blue are priced at USD $99.99.

The spread suggests Formula V Line is using cosmetic variation as part of its market entry strategy, targeting buyers who want more visual choice without moving into significantly higher price brackets. Design-led variants have become a common way for case makers to differentiate products in a segment where core specifications often overlap.

The Air Power G10 arrives with a feature set focused on airflow direction, flexible lower-chamber placement and included fans, while keeping the starting price below USD $100. It is now available in the US through Newegg.