We visited the CyberPowerPC booth at CES 2026 to explore what the company has in store for gamers. The star of the show was the MA-01 mid-tower PC case, available in two versions that forgo the typical flashy gaming PC aesthetics for a minimalist design inspired by mid-century modern principles. The company intentionally concealed the usual visual clutter of fans, radiators, and LEDs to emphasize core components like the GPU and CPU cooler. With the case comes a woven steel mesh panel that reduces high-frequency noise by about 30% while maintaining strong airflow. Physical knobs allow direct control over the full RGB range without the need for software, as well as adjustments for brightness and effects. Sculpted vent covers direct air precisely onto hot components, while the interior lighting provides a soft, indirect glow.

CyberPowerPC has minimized visible screws, covered the PCI brackets, and used corner pillar-free tempered glass to provide an unobstructed view inside the case. The steel and glass chassis measures 460x235x498 mm, supports ATX and microATX motherboards, accommodates GPUs up to 420 mm, CPU coolers up to 185 mm, and can handle multiple 360 mm radiators. It is available in three satin finishes including off-white, dark steel gray, and metallic dark silver. The chrome steel model is priced at $149.99, while the stainless steel version costs $249.99. All models are expected to be available in early Q2 2026 through CyberPowerPC's website and popular retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Newegg. More images follow.