HAVN has launched its HS 360 and HS 360 VGPU mid-tower PC cases globally for $199.99, delivering a panoramic dual-chamber design that is 19.4% smaller and 29.5% lighter than the HS 420 with Back-Connect motherboard support.
First previewed at Computex in early June, the hardware is now available for purchase worldwide as of October 29, 2026. The release includes two distinct variants tailored for different building preferences: a standard horizontal layout and a specialized vertical graphics card configuration.
Global Pricing for HS 360 Cases
Shoppers can choose between black and white colorways for both versions of the chassis. The standard model and the vertical GPU variant carry different price points depending on regional currency.
They are backed by a standard one-year warranty from the manufacturer.
| Case Variant | US Price | Euro Price | British Pound Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAVN HS 360 | $199.99 | €199.90 | £169.99 |
| HAVN HS 360 VGPU | $279.99 | €279.90 | £239.99 |
The VGPU edition costs $80 more than the standard model.
That price gap reflects the inclusion of specialized hardware additions in the VGPU edition, including a pre-routed PCIe 5.0 x16 riser cable and an integrated magnetic Airflow Divider.
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Engineering Updates in HS 360
The engineering team adjusted several aspects of the original layout to improve structural integrity and daily usability. According to Steven Levitt, Brand Marketing Manager at HAVN, the engineering objective extended beyond a simple downsizing of existing hardware.
With the HS 360, our goal wasn’t simply to make the HS 420 smaller. We wanted to take everything we learned from the original design, listen to feedback from the community, and refine while improving performance.
Steven Levitt, Brand Marketing Manager at HAVN
This design iteration incorporates a UniSheet panoramic glass panel featuring a 31.8% tighter bend radius, producing a cleaner wraparound view for display components.
Despite shedding nearly a third of its weight compared to its predecessor, the chassis achieves 36% greater structural strength through its redesigned hybrid skeleton.
Vertical Card Variant Lowers GPU Temperatures
Both mid-tower models accommodate extensive liquid cooling and modern motherboard layouts. Storage capacities differ significantly between the two.
The VGPU configuration offers room for up to five 3.5-inch drives and ten 2.5-inch drives, whereas the standard layout handles up to three 3.5-inch or six 2.5-inch storage drives.
Thermal management receives a distinct boost in the vertical card variant through its magnetic Airflow Divider. Testing indicates this divider helps deliver up to 6°C lower GPU temperatures by directing air efficiently across the card’s heatsink.
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Both editions include support for Back-Connect ATX motherboards, alongside the SimpliCable routing system.
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