CyberPower PC unveils ‘elegant’ new case with three dedicated knobs on the side purely to adjust colours and I think I’m a bit smitten

Head-turning cases at CES are hardly unusual, yet this year has already seen a couple of belters. CyberPowerPC has helped kick off this year’s show with a bang, flaunting a majestic mid-tower case that could fit into either an office space or a gamer den with ease.

The case in question is the MA-01, which CyberPowerPC fairly calls “elegant”. It’s a clean fishtank-style case, with a tempered glass panel stretching from the side to the front. On top sits a woven steel mesh ventilation, and on the bottom sits a selection of ports, plus the case’s standout features: knobs.

These knobs control LEDs hidden in the interior of the case. The top knob adjusts colour, while the second adjusts brightness, and the third adjusts mode. Presumably, this means you could have colours pulse, alternate rhythmically, or become static. CyberPowerPC says these knobs work without any software and give you access to the “full 16.7 million colour spectrum.” Those knobs would mean little if the case didn’t also look good, but luckily, it’s sleek with plenty of personality, too, thanks to that dramatic lighting.

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Three CyberPowerPC MA-01 pc cases in a beige clean room — (Image credit: CyberPowerPC)

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The MA-01 will be available in three different finishes: The grey ‘Satin Metallic Dark Silver’, black ‘Matte Satin Dark Steel Grey’, and the cream ‘Matte Satin Off-White’. The case will also be available in a ‘Chrome Steel’ version.

A welcome surprise from gear announced at CES 2026 so far, this case not only has a solid release window but also an exact price. Lucky us. If you want to pick one up for yourself, it will cost you $150 for the standard versions and $250 for the Chrome Steel model, when both launch during Q2, 2026.

I think it would make for a luxurious and clean build at a reasonable price. It’s just a shame the rest of the build will likely cost you a few arms, a leg, and maybe a bit of your torso too.