Fractal has introduced the Dynamic 3 series fans, a new line of PWM cooling fans for mainstream and gaming desktop systems. Available in both 120mm and 140mm sizes, the series includes standard airflow, reverse airflow, ARGB, and non-RGB options.

The Dynamic 3 fans feature rifle bearings and swept blades designed for stable rotation and acoustic control. The range offers a wide selection of options, with black and white colourways across specific models, along with moulded centre caps and integrated daisy-chainable cabling to simplify cable tracking during multiple fan installations. The RGB-equipped variants support ARGB Gen 2 connectivity for customised lighting configurations.

The inclusion of reverse-airflow variants allows system builders to configure intake and exhaust positions while maintaining a uniform visual orientation, specifically targeting showcase layouts and dual-chamber desktop cases.

The Dynamic 3 fan series is priced according to the following configurations:

• Dynamic 3 12 Black: $11.99
• Dynamic 3 12 Reverse Black / White: $11.99
• Dynamic 3 14 Black: $13.99
• Dynamic 3 12 RGB Black / White: $14.99
• Dynamic 3 12 Reverse RGB Black / White: $14.99
• Dynamic 3 14 RGB Black / White: $16.99
• Dynamic 3 12 RGB 3-Pack Black: $39.99
• Dynamic 3 14 RGB 3-Pack Black: $44.99

KitGuru says: On the market for a set of PC fans? Interested in the new Dynamic 3 from Fractal?

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Fractal Design has launched a new PC case called the Fractal Design Pop 2 Vision PC Case. This case is part of the Pop 2 series and focuses on a clean look, easy building, and strong support for modern parts.

The Pop 2 Vision comes with a dual-chamber design. This means the power supply and cables stay in a separate section, so the main area looks neat and open. The front and side glass panels give a wide view inside, which is great for users who like to show their build.

The Pop 2 Vision case supports large graphics cards up to 412 mm, so even high-end GPUs will fit without issues. It also supports up to a 360 mm radiator on the top, which is useful for users who want strong cooling. Another good point is support for reverse connector motherboards, helping reduce visible cables.

Out of the box, the case includes four reverse-blade fans. These fans are designed to move air well while keeping the look clean. The cables and fan frames are hidden, so the inside looks simple and tidy without extra effort.

On the outside, the case is made for easy use. The glass panels can be removed quickly, and there is a ventilated panel on the right side for airflow. The top has a magnetic dust filter, which is easy to remove and clean.

Inside the Pop 2 Vision case, there is enough space for cable management. It includes routing channels, a large cable grommet, and a modular mount for the power supply. This helps make the building process smooth, even for beginners.

The top I/O panel includes two USB ports and an audio jack for quick access. RGB versions of the case also come with built-in lighting controls, so users can change colours without extra software.

Fractal Design Pop 2 Vision availability and price

The Pop 2 Vision is available in three versions. The black model starts at 89.99 USD. The black RGB and white RGB versions are priced at 99.99 USD.

This new case focuses on simple design, good airflow, and easy setup. It is clearly made for users who want a clean-looking PC without spending too much time managing cables.