Enhance your computer build with style and efficiency with the LANCOOL II Mesh Performance Mid-Tower Case from Lian Li. Built to fully optimize airflow for high-performance systems this black steel mid-tower case features a ventilated mesh grille front panel alongside honeycomb vents and a mesh bottom-left shroud panel. They complement the two included 140mm 600 to 1200 rpm front PWM fans and the rear 120mm 600 to 1500 rpm ran to help maintain optimal system temperatures. The removable bracket makes it easy to install up to three 120 or two 140mm fans or a 360mm radiator on the front panel. It can also be positioned in four different configurations to optimize cooling for your build. Up to two 120 or 140mm fans can be installed on the top for maximum airflow or you can mount a 240mm radiator for liquid cooling. You can also install up to two 120mm fans on an internal panel for dedicated PSU cooling. The case includes a four-mode fan controller on the top panel which allows you to manually control fan speeds to suit your usage. The LANCOOL II Mesh Performance has seven full-size expansion slots with a modular drive cage that holds up to three 2.5/3.5 storage drives. Dual 2.5 drive mounts can be found behind the motherboard tray on the bottom-right flip shroud and above the PSU chamber. Both sides feature hinged magnetic tempered glass panels providing a full view of your build. Specialized cover plates offer easy cable management while hiding them from sight. Two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports a single USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm audio jack are built into the top panel for easy access.
Enhance your computer build with style and efficiency with the LANCOOL II Mesh Performance Mid-Tower Case from Lian Li. Built to fully optimize airflow for high-performance systems this black steel mid-tower case features a ventilated mesh grille front panel alongside honeycomb vents and a mesh bottom-left shroud panel. They complement the two included 140mm 600 to 1200 rpm front PWM fans and the rear 120mm 600 to 1500 rpm ran to help maintain optimal system temperatures. The removable bracket makes it easy to install up to three 120 or two 140mm fans or a 360mm radiator on the front panel. It can also be positioned in four different configurations to optimize cooling for your build. Up to two 120 or 140mm fans can be installed on the top for maximum airflow or you can mount a 240mm radiator for liquid cooling. You can also install up to two 120mm fans on an internal panel for dedicated PSU cooling. The case includes a four-mode fan controller on the top panel which allows you to manually control fan speeds to suit your usage. The LANCOOL II Mesh Performance has seven full-size expansion slots with a modular drive cage that holds up to three 2.5/3.5 storage drives. Dual 2.5 drive mounts can be found behind the motherboard tray on the bottom-right flip shroud and above the PSU chamber. Both sides feature hinged magnetic tempered glass panels providing a full view of your build. Specialized cover plates offer easy cable management while hiding them from sight. Two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports a single USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm audio jack are built into the top panel for easy access.
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Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance Mid Tower ATX USB-C Case PC-LAN2MPX.50
Enhance your computer build with style and efficiency with the LANCOOL II Mesh Performance Mid-Tower Case from Lian Li. Built to fully optimize airflow for high-performance systems this black steel mid-tower case features a ventilated mesh grille front panel alongside honeycomb vents and a mesh bottom-left shroud panel. They complement the two included 140mm 600 to 1200 rpm front PWM fans and the rear 120mm 600 to 1500 rpm ran to help maintain optimal system temperatures. The removable bracket makes it easy to install up to three 120 or two 140mm fans or a 360mm radiator on the front panel. It can also be positioned in four different configurations to optimize cooling for your build. Up to two 120 or 140mm fans can be installed on the top for maximum airflow or you can mount a 240mm radiator for liquid cooling. You can also install up to two 120mm fans on an internal panel for dedicated PSU cooling. The case includes a four-mode fan controller on the top panel which allows you to manually control fan speeds to suit your usage. The LANCOOL II Mesh Performance has seven full-size expansion slots with a modular drive cage that holds up to three 2.5/3.5 storage drives. Dual 2.5 drive mounts can be found behind the motherboard tray on the bottom-right flip shroud and above the PSU chamber. Both sides feature hinged magnetic tempered glass panels providing a full view of your build. Specialized cover plates offer easy cable management while hiding them from sight. Two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports a single USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm audio jack are built into the top panel for easy access.
Enhance your computer build with style and efficiency with the LANCOOL II Mesh Performance Mid-Tower Case from Lian Li. Built to fully optimize airflow for high-performance systems this black steel mid-tower case features a ventilated mesh grille front panel alongside honeycomb vents and a mesh bottom-left shroud panel. They complement the two included 140mm 600 to 1200 rpm front PWM fans and the rear 120mm 600 to 1500 rpm ran to help maintain optimal system temperatures. The removable bracket makes it easy to install up to three 120 or two 140mm fans or a 360mm radiator on the front panel. It can also be positioned in four different configurations to optimize cooling for your build. Up to two 120 or 140mm fans can be installed on the top for maximum airflow or you can mount a 240mm radiator for liquid cooling. You can also install up to two 120mm fans on an internal panel for dedicated PSU cooling. The case includes a four-mode fan controller on the top panel which allows you to manually control fan speeds to suit your usage. The LANCOOL II Mesh Performance has seven full-size expansion slots with a modular drive cage that holds up to three 2.5/3.5 storage drives. Dual 2.5 drive mounts can be found behind the motherboard tray on the bottom-right flip shroud and above the PSU chamber. Both sides feature hinged magnetic tempered glass panels providing a full view of your build. Specialized cover plates offer easy cable management while hiding them from sight. Two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports a single USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm audio jack are built into the top panel for easy access.
The all-time low was $50.02 on 5 June 2023 — today's price is 1373% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 30 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 30/10/2026 23:29:15
Lian-Li Lancool II Mesh C Performance ATX Mid Tower Case with Type-C Port, Black LAN2MPX.50 LANCOOLIIMESHC PERFORMANM BL
Delivery between 4–8 Nov $41
originally posted on neweggbusiness.com
Absolutely would recommend. It looks great, more than plenty of cooling potential and enough room to build in, as long as you install the right things first. Compared to my previous build in a more restrictive case and slower hardware, my new build with this case and much better hardware get significantly lower temps (20-30°C). The only complaints I had were very picky ones that I bet most people won't mind or even notice. This was my first Lian Li product but I am impressed and I look forward to what they will crank out next!
originally posted on microcenter.com
I purchased this to upgrade my computers cooling. The only complaint I have is the fans that it comes with are a little loud, but I was able to purchase a 5 pack of Arctic p12 for $30 in this same trip. Case has awesome airflow and stays cold to the touch even while pushing my computer hard.
originally posted on microcenter.com
At this price don’t expect every high end feature but it has all the required basics. Plenty of room. Good cable routing options. Easy access with hinged doors. Lots of air flow. Value per $ is great and it doesn’t look like a traveling circus.
| Drive Bay Count | 6 (total) / 6 (free) x internal - 2.5" |
| Drive Bay Sizes | 3.5" |
| Max Storage Drive Count | 9 |
| Mounting Locations | On the right power supply door (drive caddies), Behind the motherboard tray (SSD caddies) |
| I<wbr>/<wbr>O Ports | 2 x USB 3.0 |
Lian-Li Lancool II Mesh C Performance ATX Mid Tower Case with Type-C Port, Black LAN2MPX.50 LANCOOLIIMESHC PERFORMANM BL
Delivery between 4–8 Nov $41
Absolutely would recommend. It looks great, more than plenty of cooling potential and enough room to build in, as long as you install the right things first. Compared to my previous build in a more restrictive case and slower hardware, my new build with this case and much better hardware get significantly lower temps (20-30°C). The only complaints I had were very picky ones that I bet most people won't mind or even notice. This was my first Lian Li product but I am impressed and I look forward to what they will crank out next!
I purchased this to upgrade my computers cooling. The only complaint I have is the fans that it comes with are a little loud, but I was able to purchase a 5 pack of Arctic p12 for $30 in this same trip. Case has awesome airflow and stays cold to the touch even while pushing my computer hard.
At this price don’t expect every high end feature but it has all the required basics. Plenty of room. Good cable routing options. Easy access with hinged doors. Lots of air flow. Value per $ is great and it doesn’t look like a traveling circus.
Bought this case because i am not a large fan of loud RGB cases and this one fit the bill for me to the T. Its spacey and has plenty of room to work with, with a lot of build options. It has tons of space for SSD drives, plenty of space to hide cables and more tons of space for fans to install. The glass panels let you look at the guts with a clear view and if you want to add rgb lights you can.Did I mention that you don't need screws to open the case and the top MB area is separated from the PSU area? love that in a case.
This case checked off most of the points on my list. It is super quiet and the airflow is great. As a mid tower it has ample room to stuff any PSU, I suspect any current GPU including the just release NVIDIA 4k and Radeon 7k series cards. I know it fits and keeps my Power Color Radeon RX 6750 XT Red Devil cool and quiet. It has a built in 6 fan controller that talks to the MB to allow the case to breath very quietly. To be fair I have hearing issues so it might be very loud at higher speeds but, it is quieter by a significant margin than my old Cooler Master case. I love how the red RGB of my Red Devil glows through the front panel and the lower 140cm fan making it look like a window into ... where devils come from. That or it looks like an electric heater since it ... MoreThis case checked off most of the points on my list. It is super quiet and the airflow is great. As a mid tower it has ample room to stuff any PSU, I suspect any current GPU including the just release NVIDIA 4k and Radeon 7k series cards. I know it fits and keeps my Power Color Radeon RX 6750 XT Red Devil cool and quiet. It has a built in 6 fan controller that talks to the MB to allow the case to breath very quietly. To be fair I have hearing issues so it might be very loud at higher speeds but, it is quieter by a significant margin than my old Cooler Master case. I love how the red RGB of my Red Devil glows through the front panel and the lower 140cm fan making it look like a window into ... where devils come from. That or it looks like an electric heater since it technically is a heater (200 plus watts when pushed) and yet the case stays cool.There are a few cons to this case. The fit and finish is mostly on point but has a few weak spots like how there are no grommets to keep cables that pass through from the back from chaffing or being cut by the sharpish edges of the bare sheet metal. The lower back side door needs a little help to close completely. I think it got tweaked while I was lifting and shifting the case around while I put in components and ran cabling.All in all I am very happy with this cool and quiet* case.
Pros:Extremely solid build qualityAttractive without rgbGood cooling controlsEasy to build inEasy to open panels and make quick adjustmentsCons:Have to remove front panel and fans to remove bottom hard drive cageThe "handle" at the bottom/front of the case seems like a dust issueOverall: Definitely recommend this case. It feels like really good deal for the price
This is by far the best case I’ve ever had. The air flow is beyond words. I don’t think I’ve ever seen my temps this stable. It’s also a pleasure to build with. It has glass panels on both sides that open up for easy cable management. I’d recommend this case everyday and twice on raid day.
The first case I received was damaged, not sure if it was during shipping or if it came from Lian li like that (Ive seen others have the same problems). The front panel had broken clips, the case itself seemed to have a slight bend it, and the power and reset button wiggled around and werent in there right. Newegg RMAd the case and the second one I received was perfect. This case is super easy to build in and gives you plenty of options and room for just about anything that youd want or need. My components: -Asus ROG Strix z590-e gaming wifi -Intel i7-11700k -32 gb of g skill trident z -Coolermaster AIO -Gigabyte Aorus 3070 ti master -8 Lian Li sl120 case fans -Corsair RM850x PSU -3 Samsung 980 pro m.2s If you have a similar build, this is the perfect case. There is ... MoreThe first case I received was damaged, not sure if it was during shipping or if it came from Lian li like that (Ive seen others have the same problems). The front panel had broken clips, the case itself seemed to have a slight bend it, and the power and reset button wiggled around and werent in there right. Newegg RMAd the case and the second one I received was perfect. This case is super easy to build in and gives you plenty of options and room for just about anything that youd want or need. My components: -Asus ROG Strix z590-e gaming wifi -Intel i7-11700k -32 gb of g skill trident z -Coolermaster AIO -Gigabyte Aorus 3070 ti master -8 Lian Li sl120 case fans -Corsair RM850x PSU -3 Samsung 980 pro m.2s If you have a similar build, this is the perfect case. There is also plenty of room if youd want to do a custom loop to water cool it.
So, after a couple years of using a HP z230 workstation with a 1070 slapped in it I decided it was time to build a computer. The only negative thing I have to say about my purchase is I was given the wrong case from an employee, however the only difference was no RGB fans. Absolutely not an issue at all given a case is a case. I have had my computer built and running for almost a month now and am still in awe how well the case ties in to the rest of the parts I had for it. Amazing air flow and the stock fans aren't unbearably loud on the low/medium setting. I do wish the front panel connecters were built a little better, but again it had absolutely no affect on the functionality of the case whatsoever
There are other things I don't like, but they are more my personal opinions than objectively bad things like I wrote above. For one, it is incredibly heavy for the size of the case. This is because it has 2 glass panels instead of one. It seems pointless to have the glass on the back of the motherboard, because there is never anything of interest to see there besides dust accumulation. Because of the glass panel, they include some extra metal brackets that screw on to hide the wiring like a solid side panel would. This makes the wiring space tighter than it should be for the size of this case, thereby creating another problem by solving a problem that didn't need to exist. You could leave the metal brackets off for space and weight savings, but then you have to ... MoreThere are other things I don't like, but they are more my personal opinions than objectively bad things like I wrote above. For one, it is incredibly heavy for the size of the case. This is because it has 2 glass panels instead of one. It seems pointless to have the glass on the back of the motherboard, because there is never anything of interest to see there besides dust accumulation. Because of the glass panel, they include some extra metal brackets that screw on to hide the wiring like a solid side panel would. This makes the wiring space tighter than it should be for the size of this case, thereby creating another problem by solving a problem that didn't need to exist. You could leave the metal brackets off for space and weight savings, but then you have to store them or throw them in a landfill. The glass panels come off easily enough, but you need plenty of clearance to do so. I keep my case behind my monitor, so this forces me to unplug everything and lift it above my shoulder height to do anything. The power supply bay is hard to work with because the swing-down doors to access it require you to have a large working space, and the power supply can only be inserted from one side. I ended up returning this and getting a Torrent Compact, which is lightweight and dead silent at 40% PWM, and I was able to build it in my lap.
| Drive Bay Count | 6 (total) / 6 (free) x internal - 2.5" |
| Drive Bay Sizes | 3.5" |
| Max Storage Drive Count | 9 |
| Mounting Locations | On the right power supply door (drive caddies), Behind the motherboard tray (SSD caddies) |
| I<wbr>/<wbr>O Ports | 2 x USB 3.0 |
