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Lian Li UNI FAN FLEX Series brings 1.8-inch LCD screens to PC cooling

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Lian Li launches the UNI FAN FLEX Series with integrated 1.8- inch LCD screens, 512MB flash memory, and LCP blades starting at $30.99.

Lian Li UNI FAN FLEX Series fan with integrated LCD screen
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LIAN LI introduces the UNI FAN FLEX Series, bringing integrated LCD screens to PC case cooling for the first time in this lineup. This shift allows builders to display system metrics or custom animations directly on the fans rather than hiding them behind grilles. The move addresses a growing demand for visible hardware customization without sacrificing airflow performance. Buyers who prioritize aesthetic control in their builds now have a dedicated hardware solution for case interior styling.

Lian Li UNI FAN FLEX Series fan with integrated LCD screen
The UNI FAN FLEX Series integrates a 1.8-inch LCD screen directly into the fan frame.

New fan lineup features 1.8-inch LCD screens with 400×400 resolution

The series expands the existing UNI FAN ecosystem by adding four distinct models: TL FLEX, TL LCD FLEX, SL-INF FLEX, and SL-INF LCD FLEX. The TL FLEX variants focus on pure cooling performance using premium liquid crystal polymer (LCP) blades. The SL-INF FLEX variants add dual-layer infinity-mirror side lighting and ARGB zones for enhanced visual effects. This structure lets users mix high-performance intake fans with decorative exhaust options in the same chassis.

Specifications

  • LCD Screen Size: 1.8-inch
  • LCD Resolution: 400 x 400
  • LCD Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
  • LCD Brightness: 500 nits
  • Onboard Memory: 512MB flash

Each fan features an integrated 1.8-inch LCD screen with a 400 x 400 resolution and 500-nit brightness for clear visibility. The screens run on 512MB of onboard flash memory, which stores preloaded imagery and system monitoring presets. The TL FLEX models support speeds up to 2600 RPM, delivering 90.1 CFM of airflow and 3.97 mm of static pressure. Control is flexible, supporting the L-Wireless FLEX Receiver, USB connection, or direct motherboard PWM and ARGB sync.

Pricing for the new lineup starts at $30.99 USD for a single TL FLEX fan and reaches $144.99 USD for a triple pack of SL-INF LCD FLEX fans. The products are available now for global purchase through standard retail channels. This pricing structure provides entry-level options for single-fan upgrades while offering bulk discounts for full case builds. The inclusion of LCD screens on all models sets a new baseline for premium PC cooling accessories.

TweakTown reports that the company added LCD customization to fans as a feature users did not know they wanted. LIAN LI positions these next-generation UNI FANS as a solution for builders seeking integrated display capabilities. The combination of high-speed LCP blades and customizable screens creates a new category of smart cooling hardware. This launch marks a concrete step toward more interactive and visually customizable PC interiors.

Source: LIAN LI, TweakTown

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