Tryx unveiled Luca Compact at Computex 2026, a compact mid‑tower with tempered glass on the front, top and right side. Up to three 120mm fans sit at the bottom and three beside the motherboard, while tool‑free vertical and horizontal GPU mounts and Stealth Tubing Architecture hide AIO tubes. The design emphasizes visual appeal and build flexibility, letting users showcase components while maintaining airflow.

The case also supports Back-To-Front motherboards to reduce cable clutter, though compatibility may be limited to an ASUS implementation. Additionally Tryx showed the Vas, a portable stainless‑steel/aluminum ITX case built with 12Square, featuring separate compartments for motherboard, PSU and GPU and a wood handle for LAN parties. It also introduced a green Flova fabric mid‑tower with a cross‑flow fan and sound‑damping panels.

These launches signal Tryx’s push into niche aesthetic and modular markets, offering builders more flexibility without sacrificing cooling. The Luca Compact’s panoramic glass and BTF support cater to enthusiasts who value clean builds, while Vas targets small‑form‑factor gamers. Tryx’s expanded palette reinforces its presence at trade shows and gives retailers fresh options for Q3 inventory.

Pricing details were not disclosed, but the emphasis on premium materials and modular features suggests a higher price tier than typical mid‑tower offerings. Early impressions indicate the Luca Compact could become a staple for style‑focused builders seeking easy cable management.