LIAN LI Launches O11D MINI V2 Compact Case with Major Upgrades

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Enhanced Airflow, Minimal Size Increase.

[Press Release] LIAN LI has released the O11D MINI V2, a compact ATX case with key upgrades and only a 2-liter size increase. It now supports full ATX motherboards, standard ATX PSUs, and 360mm radiators, while remaining fully compatible with ATX Back-Connect boards.

A subtle side panel bump and offset mounting bracket allow full-sized PSU support without increasing the case width. It also fits ATX, M-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, with flexible fan and radiator support across the top, side, rear, and bottom.

The redesigned 10° slanted bottom tray improves GPU cooling by directing airflow more efficiently. Users can mount GPUs horizontally or vertically, with included adjustable anti-sag brackets and height adjustment support for vertical setups. (PCIe riser cable sold separately.)

The modular I/O panel can be placed at the top or bottom, improving cable access and airflow flexibility. The FLOW version comes pre-installed with five 120mm reverse-blade PWM fans, offering strong airflow out of the box.

Available July 25, 2025, the O11D MINI V2 starts at $89.99, with the FLOW model priced at $99.99.

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