Levelplay MagBracket Fans Feature Magnetic Mounting and Reversible Design

Levelplay showcases MagBracket fans with magnetic mounting and Newtro 360 AIO cooler at Computex 2026. Both remain concepts without pricing or release dates.

Levelplay MagBracket Fans Feature Magnetic Mounting and Reversible Design

Levelplay showed two new cooling concepts at Computex 2026. The company demonstrated a magnetic fan mounting system and a retro-styled all-in-one liquid cooler. Both products highlight design changes aimed at easier maintenance and user customization.

Magnetic attachment replaces screws for easy fan cleaning and orientation flipping.

The MagBracket system replaces traditional screws with magnetic attachment for case fans. Fans connect through pogo pins or USB-C cables instead of standard power headers. This setup allows users to flip the fan orientation without tools and detach blades for cleaning.

Levelplay MagBracket fan with magnetic attachment
Levelplay MagBracket fan with magnetic attachment

Levelplay also displayed the Newtro 360 AIO cooler. The unit features a large tactile knob on the pump head that adjusts fan speed directly. The cooler carries a maximum cooling rating of 350 watts according to the company specifications.

The MagBracket design includes an RGB lighting plate that mounts separately from the fans. The magnetic design allows users to replace individual fans without disturbing the attached RGB lighting plate. Newtro 360 features a large tactile knob that adjusts fan speed directly, bypassing the need for digital software controls.

Levelplay Newtro 360 AIO cooler with large tactile knob
Levelplay Newtro 360 AIO cooler with large tactile knob

Levelplay has not announced pricing or release dates for either product. Both items remain in concept form with no confirmed manufacturing timeline.

The company showcased these designs during a hardware segment at Computex 2026. The MagBracket fans and Newtro cooler represent experimental approaches to case airflow management.

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