Geometric Future is expanding its hardware lineup this month with three new products, including the Model 3 mATX case, the refreshed Eskimo Plus 36 liquid cooler, and new Squama 3003‑12 performance fans.

The Model 3 is a compact 27L micro‑ATX chassis built around a front‑mounted PSU layout, dual tempered‑glass panels and support for GPUs up to 435mm long. Inside, you'll also have space for up to eight 120mm fans and a 360mm radiator at the top, alongside a dedicated shelf for a figurine, although this can be removed if preferred. The case is available in multiple colour options and can be purchased either fanless or with five pre‑installed Squama 3003‑12 ARGB PWM fans.

The Eskimo Plus 36 updates the company’s 360mm AIO design with pre‑installed Squama 3003‑12 fans, a 1.5L/min pump and a large 55.8×55.8mm copper coldplate for broad CPU coverage. The pump housing includes a diffused ARGB block, and the cooler supports all modern Intel and AMD sockets, including LGA1851 and AM5.

Rounding out the launch, the Squama 3003‑12 is a 120mm fan built around a thicker 30mm frame and a 9‑blade design capable of up to 84CFM airflow and 2.93mmH₂O static pressure. The fan features dual‑sided ARGB lighting and is available in both standard and reverse‑blade versions, with reverse‑airflow variants also hitting the market.

Pricing starts at $109.90 for the Model 3 (fanless), $79.90 for the Eskimo Plus 36, and $19.90 for a Squama 3003‑12 fan, with multi‑packs also available.

KitGuru Says: Geometric Future continues to expand its case, cooling and fan lineup with more compact‑focused designs. Are any of these new additions catching your eye?

Geometric Future has officially expanded its “Model” series with the introduction of the Model 3. Drawing clear design inspiration from the larger Model 5, this latest entry adopts a more compact footprint, therefore changing compatibility with components.

Measuring 235 x 440 x 400mm, the Model 3 (via ITHome) adopts an “aquarium” aesthetic, with a dual-panel glass front that provides an unobstructed view of the internal components. The case is launching in a variety of bold colourways, including yellow, grey, white, and green. Interestingly, the colour choice isn't just limited to the panels, as the power supply shroud and case feet are also colour-matched to create a cohesive look.

Internally, Geometric Future has opted for an unconventional front-side mounting position for the power supply. While this allows for more clearance elsewhere, it limits PSU depth to 160mm. Despite its smaller stature, it still offers ample room for core components, supporting graphics cards up to 435mm in length and CPU coolers up to 175mm in height. However, motherboard support is strictly limited to Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX form factors, and those hoping for “back-connect” BTF motherboard compatibility will be disappointed to find it missing here.

Cooling capacity remains flexible as long as you stick to 120mm fans. The Model 3 can house up to eight 120mm units, whereas 140mm support is restricted to just four mounts. For those leaning toward liquid cooling, the top panel supports a 360mm radiator. The chassis also includes several QoL features that punch above its weight class, such as a bottom dust filter accessible from the side, an integrated GPU anti-sag bracket, and pre-placed Velcro straps for cable management.

KitGuru says: While the front-mounted PSU and Micro-ATX form factor might turn some off, the Model 3 offers a clean “aquarium” look for those who want the Model 5 aesthetic with a smaller footprint.