Xeron introduced a new lineup of PC hardware at Computex 2026. The debut includes cases, cooling solutions, and accessories aimed at system builders who want customizable aesthetics. The company highlighted two main products that set this release apart from standard chassis designs.
The new hardware lineup targets enthusiasts seeking customizable aesthetics alongside thermal performance
The S Lab series case uses an S-shaped lightweight suspension design with an integrated sheet-metal frame. Xeron offers the chassis in black and white color options. Glass panels cover both the front and side of the unit to showcase internal components.
Spec comparison
| Spec | S Lab Series Case | LUX L360 VISION AIO Cooler |
|---|---|---|
| Display | None | 6.67-inch curved AMOLED |
| Cooling Capacity | N/A | Up to 320W |
| Front I/O | 2x USB-A, 1x USB-C, 3.5mm jack | N/A |
| Color Options | Black and White | N/A |

Airflow management relies on an unobstructed intake channel that feeds air directly to the CPU, GPU, and power supply. A removable mesh dust filter sits on top of the case. The front panel includes two USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack for user convenience.
The LUX L360 VISION all-in-one cooler features a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display mounted on the radiator. A small stage sits below the screen to hold personalization objects like miniature figurines or toy cars. The cooler delivers up to 320W of cooling capacity using Xeron's patented silent pump and high ARGB fans.

Xeron pairs the LUX L360 VISION with companion products including the NEX 360 ARGB series and MAX F120 or NEX F120A fans. The company did not list specific prices for any of these items during the debut event.
This launch establishes Xeron as a new player in the custom PC hardware space. The focus on visual customization through glass panels and integrated displays targets enthusiasts who prioritize case aesthetics alongside thermal performance.
Xeron confirmed the S Lab series case and LUX L360 VISION cooler are part of its initial product debut. Buyers will need to wait for official pricing announcements before these components become available for purchase.
Source: TweakTown



