HAVN has launched its HS 360 and HS 360 VGPU mid-tower PC cases, bringing the panoramic design of its HS 420 into a smaller, lighter chassis. Both models support several motherboard sizes and come in black or white. The VGPU edition adds a vertical graphics-card mount and dedicated airflow features; the standard model costs $80 less.
Key takeaways
The HS 360 line targets builders who want a showcase-style case without giving up room for high-end components or custom cooling. Key details include:
- The HS 360 costs $199.99, while the HS 360 VGPU is $279.99.
- Both cases support ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX and back-connect ATX motherboards.
- The VGPU model includes a PCIe 5.0 riser and an airflow divider designed to improve GPU cooling.
- HAVN says the chassis is 19.4% smaller and 29.5% lighter than the HS 420.
Two configurations for different GPU builds
The standard HS 360 supports a horizontally mounted graphics card up to 453 mm long and five slots wide. The HS 360 VGPU instead accommodates vertical GPU mounting, with support for cards up to 433 mm long and a PCIe 5.0 x16 riser included. HAVN equips that model with adjustable anti-vibration GPU pads and a magnetic Airflow Divider, which directs bottom intake air toward the graphics card. The company claims the feature can lower GPU temperatures by up to 6°C.

The cases share a 490.9 x 242.1 x 520.9 mm footprint. The standard model weighs 12.65 kg, compared with 14.05 kg for the VGPU. Both support up to 11 120 mm fans, a CPU cooler up to 175 mm tall and ATX, SFX or SFX-L power supplies up to 230 mm long.

Cooling, storage and build features
Radiator support varies by configuration: the standard HS 360 supports radiators up to 360 mm at the top, side and bottom, while the VGPU version supports up to 420 mm. The VGPU also offers more drive capacity, with mounting for up to five 3.5-inch or 10 2.5-inch drives; the standard case supports up to three 3.5-inch or six 2.5-inch drives.

HAVN says the updated panoramic glass has a tighter bend for a clearer view and that the smaller chassis is 36% stronger than the HS 420. Other additions include a SimpliCable routing system, rear-mounted fan brackets, anti-vibration contact points on removable brackets and an eight-port PWM repeater. Front I/O includes one 10 Gbps USB-C port, two 5 Gbps USB-A ports and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Pricing and availability
HAVN lists both cases for global availability beginning October 29, 2026. The HS 360 is priced at $199.99, €199.90 or £169.99; the HS 360 VGPU costs $279.99, €279.90 or £239.99. Both models come with a one-year warranty.
Via HAVN HS 360, HS 360 VGPU

