Lian Li's dual-chamber mid tower with uninterrupted glass on the front and side. The top panel swaps between glass and mesh, it supports back-connect motherboards and graphics cards up to 408 mm, and it takes 360 mm radiators in three positions. Owners praise easy assembly and the look; some cable and radiator-tube routes are tight, and one user points to thin panel metal.
O11VPX black / O11VPW white
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Models | O11VPX (black, tinted glass); O11VPW (white, clear glass) |
| Case type | Dual-chamber tower; front and side glass, swappable glass or mesh top |
| Dimensions | 447.5 (D) × 287.5 (W) × 446.4 (H) mm; 57.4 L |
| Materials | Steel, aluminium; 3.0 mm (top) and 4.0 mm (side and front) tempered glass |
| Motherboard support | E-ATX (under 280 mm), ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX; back-connect ATX and E-ATX |
| Expansion slots | 6 + 1 |
| Storage | 2 × 2.5" behind the motherboard tray; 2 × 3.5"/2.5" in the drive cage; up to 2 × 2.5" on the cable bar |
| Fan support | Top 3 × 120 or 2 × 140 mm; side 3 × 120; bottom 3 × 120; rear 2 × 120 mm |
| Radiator support | Top 240/280/360 mm; side 240/360 mm; bottom 240/360 mm |
| Graphics card | Up to 408 mm long; removable anti-sag bracket for 278–408 mm cards |
| CPU cooler | Up to 167 mm tall |
| Power supply | ATX, up to 220 mm |
| Front I/O | Power button (white backlight), 2 × USB 3.0, 1 × USB 3.1 Type-C, 1 × audio |
Lian Li states that the top panel swaps between glass and mesh and that mesh mode supports up to eleven 120 mm fans. Lian Li
Kakaku has three owner reviews. kou-KS (February 2025, black) praises the open look of the glass top, the separate PSU chamber and quiet running with 11 fans, but says the rear panel bent slightly when the top panel was removed and that the 4-pin and rear headers at the bottom of the board are hard to reach without removing the bottom fan tray. Another black-case owner (November 2025) could not route ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 tubes through the back, and kazu_new (November 2024, white) found GPU power cable routing from the bottom tight and the case audible under heavy gaming.
Kakaku.com: O11 VISION COMPACT user reviewsFive LDLC reviews with visible purchase dates (September 2025–July 2026) are positive. BryanO found assembly and cable management very easy and says about 80% of the case comes apart; ChristopheR praises the build quality and airflow. PsycoKebab says a large card such as the ROG Astral fits but routing its 600 W cable in the tight space behind the glass is hard, and recommends reversing the side and bottom fans for better airflow. Two reviews only mention delivery.
LDLC: Customer reviews of the Lian Li O11 Vision Compact (Black)