Endorfy just broke cover with its inaugural showcase PC chassis, the Aquarius 8000 series, blending a distinctive 1960s-inspired aesthetic with modern hardware support. These cases, available in Aquarius 8000 Corona and Flex variants, feature tempered glass panels—a flat side and a curved front—designed to put internal components on full display for builders.

Both chassis offer surprising depth within a slim profile, accommodating massive components like GPUs up to 450 mm and radiators spanning 420 mm, alongside support for motherboards up to SSI-CEB. Functionality shines through with perforated surfaces for airflow, tool-free drive mounting featuring vibration damping, and a bottom-mounted PSU layout for cleaner builds.

For immediate cooling, the Corona model ships pre-loaded with four of the new Corona 120 ARGB fans—three Reverse models and one standard. These new fans utilize FDB bearings and offer PWM control across a 200-1600 RPM range, enhancing acoustics while providing visual flair via dual-sided lighting rings.

This launch positions Endorfy to compete directly in the enthusiast segment where transparency and cooling volume are premium expectations. The inclusion of the specialized Reverse fans directly addresses the visual requirements of modern showcase builds, making component highlighting easier for consumers.