CyberPowerPC MA-01 case mixes retro look and modern design with inclined airflow

CyberPowerPC took its first original case, the MA-01, to CES 2026. With a curved tempered glass panel, the case has an aquarium-style look that tries to mix a retro aesthetic with modern elements, for a result that attracts a lot of attention. But the case’s real difference is how it works with airflow.

The MA-01’s “window” reveals how the internal cover for the fans has a very specific look, in metal lines that curve and cover the side and bottom of the case. The design also appears to cover the upper rear fan, for exhaust.

CyberPowerPC claims that these metal layers are strategically positioned to angle the intake of air drawn by the fans, in order to try to direct the flow to the components that need cooling. The effectiveness of this, in practice, will still need third-party tests to be proven.

At the top we also have a special cover. The sieve-style panel was developed with a variety of shapes and porosities to mitigate high-frequency resonance from overhead fans. The company says this can reduce noise by up to 30%.

Another interesting difference for the MA-01 are the knob-style buttons, clearly visible on the side of the cabinet. They are used to manually and physically adjust the RGB lights in your build. There are different buttons to choose from, color, brightness intensity and even visual effects. Additionally, it has a dedicated button to delete everything at once whenever you want.

It is also worth mentioning that the case is in mid-tower format for ATX and micro-ATX cards, in addition to being compatible with components with hidden connectors.

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