What's new: tilting front intake
Instead of fixing all three front fans flat against the chassis, the G10 mounts each fan on its own bracket. Each fan can be set independently at 0° or 10°. The aim is to steer intake air toward the graphics card or the CPU area.
An earlier look at the case from Computex 2026 gives more detail on how the angle works. Japanese outlet Akiba PC Hotline-affiliated coverage at gdm.or.jp described the brackets as moving between 0° and 10°. It listed upward, horizontal and downward airflow modes, and said the downward mode is aimed at the graphics card area. Nylon dust filters sit on the intake side.
Cleaning is meant to be easier too. Each fan assembly can be removed independently for cleaning or replacement.
Lower chamber: PSU and fan bracket swap
The bottom of the case is also reconfigurable. Builders can swap the lower fan and power supply brackets, which lets the PSU sit toward the front or rear of the case. The Computex report adds a detail the launch material skips. The lower bracket holds two 120 mm fans. The PSU connects through an internal extension cable, and the wall inlet stays fixed on the back panel. So moving the PSU changes the internal layout, not where you plug the power cord in.
Fans and compatibility
The case ships with three 120 mm PA2 120 front intake fans and one PA2 120 rear exhaust fan. They have 4-pin PWM control and 3-pin ARGB lighting. The chassis supports up to 11 × 120 mm fan positions in total. It takes graphics cards up to 420 mm long and 240 mm or 360 mm top radiators.
The Computex coverage gives the dimensions as 235 mm wide, 440 mm deep and 454 mm high. Check those against your desk space before you order.
| Item | Reported figure |
|---|---|
| Form factor | ATX mid-tower |
| Included fans | 4 × 120 mm (3 front, 1 rear) |
| Max fan positions | Up to 11 × 120 mm (advertised) |
| Max GPU length | 420 mm |
| Top radiator | 240 mm or 360 mm |
| Front fan angle | 0° or 10° per fan |
Two points to double-check before you buy:
- Fan count: The 11-position maximum comes from the manufacturer's press materials. I couldn't reconcile it with a per-location breakdown in the sources I reviewed, so confirm your intended layout before counting on all 11 slots.
- Radiator size: Some coverage also mentions 420 mm radiator support. The manufacturer's own launch text lists only 240 mm and 360 mm radiators on top. Treat those two sizes as the confirmed ones.
Pricing and availability
The Black, Black Rose Gold and Black Wood models are $89.99. The White, Black Titanium Silver and Black Dark Blue versions are $99.99. The Newegg listing also tells you when the delay happened. The design was revealed in May, and Computex 2026 was the formal showing. The launch was originally said to be September, so there appears to have been a slight delay.
Prices and stock at retailers change, so check the listing before you buy.
Does the tilt actually help?
That's the open question. The tilt is a plausible idea. A GPU-facing angle could help a big card in a cramped build. But I found no independent thermal or noise testing of the G10 in the sources I reviewed. A 10° tilt is a small adjustment, and its real effect will depend on the fan curve, the filters, your component layout and the room's air.
Newegg is also the brand's only US retailer so far, which means there's little customer feedback to go on. Source coverage also leans heavily on the manufacturer's press release, so the "aim it like an air cannon" pitch reflects marketing language, not test results.
Practical advice for builders
- Measure your GPU length against the 420 mm limit, and leave room for the power cable.
- Check your CPU cooler height and PSU length against the manufacturer's listed limits.
- If you plan a 360 mm top radiator, confirm your motherboard layout and RAM clearance.
- Plan the PSU position first, since the swap changes how the lower chamber is arranged.
- Wait for independent reviews if airflow performance and build quality matter more than the price.
Bottom line
The Air Power G10 pairs adjustable front fans, a reconfigurable PSU bay, four included fans and room for 420 mm GPUs at a starting price of $89.99. That is an attractive spec sheet. Until reviewers put it on a test bench, the airflow benefits are only claims.