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The Lancool II Mesh Performance is the latest update to Lian Li's popular Lancool series. This Mid-Tower case features a full mesh front panel, for improved airflow, and has been optimised for performance as it features a controller button to easily cycle through the fan speed of its three bundle PWM fans. The Lancool II Mesh Performance also retains many of the characteristic features of the Lancool series such as a sleek, futuristic design and the use of premium materials, including SGCC steel and two tempered glass side panels.
The Lancool II is a modern Mid-Tower with a stylish design with a robust steel frame and excellent cooling performance.
This new version of the Lancool II has been optimised for airflow with a large mesh front panel. As well as that the front supports up to three 120- or two 140 mm fans, with the roof supporting two fans up to 140 mm in diameter, one 120mm fan at the back and two 120mm fans about the PSU chamber.
Regarding water cooling options, it is possible to install AiO- and custom water cooling solutions. Up to a 360mm radiator can be fitted to the front and a 240mm radiator can be attached to the top of the case.
In order to ensure clean air circulates within the case, Lian Li have included magnetic dust filters, which fit to the top and bottom of the case.
This particular model of the Lancool II Mesh includes a total of three PWM fans that 140mm fans to go in the front and one 120mm to go in the back. This fan configuration complements the mesh front panel to create amazing airflow throughout the case.
These fans can be controlled via the motherboard or their speed can be easily adjusted at the touch of a button on the i/o panel.
There is room inside the Lancool II Mesh Performance for many components. Up to an E-ATX motherboard can be installed Two 2.5″ SSDs can be attached to individual mounts to the back of the motherboard tray. The right cover panel accommodates two more 2.5″ drives on the inside. Under the power supply cover there is a drive cage for three 3.5″ or 2.5″ drives.
Finally the i/o panel, in addition to featuring a speed controller button, has an audio jack two USB 3.0 ports and one (optional) USB 3.1 TYPE C port.
Received with a damaged front panel, OC was swift in arranging a collection and sending a replacement case so top stars for the service.My only gripe with the case is the front panel USB connector. It is bulky and if the motherboard's USB 3.0 header is at the bottom (which it is in my case), it becomes a nighmare to align it properly.
I switched to this from my o11D mostly for the fact I wasn't going to watercool my graphics card, so I wanted a better airflow case for it. This fit the bill perfectly in that regard and others too. I wasn't expected my cpu, cooled by a 360 aio, to go down a couple of degrees as well! As for building in the case, it's somehow a challenging breeze; a breeze because of the cable covers at the back that hide any unruly cable management, but you also have to be mindful of their slots when managing. Might only be a problem for the absent minded like me, but it did mean I had to redo my cables a couple times. I also got the vertical gpu bracket for this, which looks amazing, though did require some force to get in as I couldn't see another way for it. Which brings me to one real issue with the case; the instructions are pictures and not the best illustrated for me. Of course if you're experienced building, then most of it will be easy anyway. I would've appreciated a written portion as well just to help me understand better (again, might only be an issue for me).Also, not a sleight against the case, but the fan hub that came with mine was pretty loose and the pad used wasn't the best quality. I'd recommend having some double-sided sticky pads ready just in case. Also good for the RGB version so you can stick down the controller.The only other problem I had was the fan mounts on the psu shroud aren't the best for Lian Li's Uni fans, though you can get away with just screwing one fan down and it'll work perfectly fine. On the whole, a fantastic case, especially for the price with a few little issues here and there that can be resolved with some ingenuity or supplies.
The case is good, it comes with 3 decent fans and plenty of space for storage.There are 2 panels on the side of the case to help hide the cables, which is helpful but can be a pain getting them back on if the cables get in the way.There is plenty of space inside the case for future upgrades to the GPU.The only problems I have found is the lack of USB C, this would have been nice to include because there is a space for it but you have to buy the cable seperately, which is a hassle.It can also be quite tight for some of the cables but this will depend on the motherboard you buy, so I can't give all of the blame to the case.It's a good case and I would gladly recommend it to people.
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