HAVN and SAMA released the BF360 Flow PC case to offer builders a large chassis that prioritizes airflow without requiring expensive custom fan setups. This mid-tower design targets users who want robust cooling options for high-end components while keeping the initial investment low. The case arrives with substantial air movement hardware included, which simplifies the build process for first-time builders or those upgrading existing systems.
Large chassis includes dual 180mm fans and 140mm fan for immediate airflow
The chassis supports standard ATX motherboards and features a semi-open frame structure with a slate-textured front panel. HAVN provides two 180mm fans and one 140mm fan out of the box to ensure immediate air circulation. This configuration allows the case to handle significant heat loads right out of the box, reducing the need for immediate aftermarket purchases.
Internal clearance is generous, allowing for graphics cards up to 410mm in length and CPU coolers up to 195mm in height. The case can accommodate power supplies up to 200mm in height and supports 360mm all-in-one liquid coolers. Builders can expand the cooling capacity further by installing up to four 180mm fans or seven 120mm fans throughout the chassis.
The front I/O panel includes one USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port and two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports for convenient peripheral connections. HAVN offers the BF360 Flow in both black and white color options to match different aesthetic preferences. The case is available in China for 1499 CNY (around $221), providing a budget-friendly entry point for large-format builds.
We looked at Sycom G-Master Spear BF360 Limited Edition earlier while tracking Havn launches. The BF360 Flow confirms HAVN's focus on accessible, high-airflow chassis designs that include necessary cooling hardware. This release gives builders a clear, cost-effective option for constructing large ATX systems with strong thermal performance.
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