Lian Li · Updated June 2026
O11 Dynamic EVO: price, specs & release date
O11 Dynamic EVO, released 2022-01. Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.
Source: lian-li.com verified ✓ corroborated verify in ledger
- Best for Near-endless modularity and reconfiguration — reversible layout, movable front I/O, and five optional kits make it more a case platform than a fixed chassis; Reasonably priced base model (~$169) for the feature set, including a tasteful front RGB strip.
- Skip if Enormous footprint (over 18 inches tall, ~11 inches wide) — likely floor-bound, which makes the bottom-mounted I/O ports inconvenient is a dealbreaker.
Is the O11 Dynamic EVO a good buy?
At $170, the O11 Dynamic EVO is #6 cheapest of the 9 PC cases we track, where the median is $129.99. On the spec sheet, its max cooler height of 167 mm is the lowest of the 9, and its max GPU length of 426 mm is above the median of the 9.
Evidence of Record
Our dataNo independent lab has measured this product yet. 1 outlet has it on record by mention only, with no hands-on measurements published to weigh its claims against — a gap in the evidence, not a verdict on the product.
Review consensus · sourced & dated
What reviewers say about the O11 Dynamic EVO
Only one whitelisted source survived verification: Tom's Hardware's hands-on of the exact O11 Dynamic EVO. It is explicitly a hands-on build rather than a full lab review (the author states they don't have cooling and acoustic numbers), and it praises the case's near-endless modularity while flagging its enormous, likely floor-bound footprint, inconvenient bottom-mounted I/O, the lack of any included fans, and how quickly cost escalates once you add kits. The originally-cited TechPowerUp lab review was dropped because the fetched page returned only the review's introduction and none of its conclusion quotes were present in the text.
Based on 1 review · 2021-12-17
Tested by Tom's Hardware
Consistently praised
- Near-endless modularity and reconfiguration — reversible layout, movable front I/O, and five optional kits make it more a case platform than a fixed chassis
- Reasonably priced base model (~$169) for the feature set, including a tasteful front RGB strip
- Downright huge, easy-to-build interior with tool-free panel removal and roughly 16 inches of GPU clearance
Commonly flagged
- Enormous footprint (over 18 inches tall, ~11 inches wide) — likely floor-bound, which makes the bottom-mounted I/O ports inconvenient
- Ships with no fans; buyers must budget extra for cooling
- Cost escalates quickly once you add kits; the $13 Top I/O kit should be included by default
Where reviewers disagree No cross-source comparison is possible — only one whitelisted source (Tom's Hardware) survived verification. That surviving piece is an explicitly hands-on build, not a full lab review; the author declined to publish cooling or acoustic numbers. The TechPowerUp lab review originally cited alongside it was dropped in verification because the fetched page returned only the review's introduction and none of its conclusion quotes appeared in the text.
The sources (1)
the O11D EVO is more of a case platform than a traditional chassis. So it may be the best PC case for those who like to continually tweak and reconfigure their PC.
the O11D EVO feels like most other O11 chassis, which is to say good, but not super premium.
at over 18 inches tall and 11 inches wide, unless you have a huge desk, chances are you're going to plop this big boy on the floor. However, the floor positioning makes the bottom-mounted ports pretty inconvenient no matter where you put them.
Specifications
| Price (US) | $169.99 MSRP at launch, Black; White/Harbour Grey $179.99 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lian Li |
| Released | 2022-01 |
| Form factor | Mid-Tower (E-ATX up to 280 mm/ATX/mATX/ITX) |
| Max GPU length (mm) | 426 |
| Max cooler height (mm) | 167 |
| Included fans | 0 (no fans included in base config) |
| Radiator support | Top: 360/280 mm; Side: 360/280 mm; Bottom: 360 mm |
| Side panel | 4 mm Tempered Glass (both front and side) |
| Dimensions (mm) | 465 x 285 x 459 |
Source: lian-li.com (verified 2026-06-15) · corroborated by tech-critter.com. Re-verified on official Lian Li product page: GPU clearance 426 mm, cooler height 167 mm, no fans in base model, 4 mm tempered glass, dimensions (D)465 x (W)285 x (H)459 mm, E-ATX (<280 mm)/ATX/mATX/ITX. MSRP $169.99 Black / $179.99 White confirmed via tech-critter launch article ($169 US, white +$10).
Is the O11 Dynamic EVO worth it vs cheaper PC cases?
O11 Dynamic EVO against its closest cheaper and pricier PC cases on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 9 ranked
| Product | Price | Form factor | Max GPU length (mm) | Max cooler height (mm) | Included fans | Radiator support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| O11 Dynamic EVO this | $169.99 | Mid-Tower (E-ATX up to 280 mm/ATX/mATX/ITX) | 426 | 167 | 0 (no fans included in base config) | Top: 360/280 mm; Side: 360/280 mm; Bottom: 360 mm |
| North | $129.99 | Mid-Tower (ATX/mATX/ITX) | 355 | 170 | 2 x 140 mm Aspect PWM | Front: 360 mm; Top: 240 mm; Rear: 120 mm |
| Torrent | $189.99 | Full Tower (E-ATX/ATX/mATX/ITX/SSI-EEB/SSI-CEB) | 461 | 188 | 2 x 180 mm Dynamic X2 GP-18 (front) + 3 x 140 mm Dynamic X2 GP-14 PWM (bottom) | Front: 420/360 mm; Bottom: 420/360 mm; Rear: 140/120 mm |
Frequently asked questions
What do reviewers say about the O11 Dynamic EVO?
Only one whitelisted source survived verification: Tom's Hardware's hands-on of the exact O11 Dynamic EVO. It is explicitly a hands-on build rather than a full lab review (the author states they don't have cooling and acoustic numbers), and it praises the case's near-endless modularity while flagging its enormous, likely floor-bound footprint, inconvenient bottom-mounted I/O, the lack of any included fans, and how quickly cost escalates once you add kits. The originally-cited TechPowerUp lab review was dropped because the fetched page returned only the review's introduction and none of its conclusion quotes were present in the text. Praised: Near-endless modularity and reconfiguration — reversible layout, movable front I/O, and five optional kits make it more a case platform than a fixed chassis; Reasonably priced base model (~$169) for the feature set, including a tasteful front RGB strip; Downright huge, easy-to-build interior with tool-free panel removal and roughly 16 inches of GPU clearance. Flagged: Enormous footprint (over 18 inches tall, ~11 inches wide) — likely floor-bound, which makes the bottom-mounted I/O ports inconvenient; Ships with no fans; buyers must budget extra for cooling; Cost escalates quickly once you add kits; the $13 Top I/O kit should be included by default. (From 1 tester review.)
How much does the O11 Dynamic EVO cost?
The O11 Dynamic EVO has a US price of $169.99 (MSRP at launch, Black; White/Harbour Grey $179.99), as of 2026-06-15.
How does the O11 Dynamic EVO compare on price?
At $170, the O11 Dynamic EVO is #6 cheapest of the 9 PC cases we track, where the median is $129.99.
When was the O11 Dynamic EVO released?
The O11 Dynamic EVO was released 2022-01.
What are the O11 Dynamic EVO's key specs?
O11 Dynamic EVO (Lian Li): form factor Mid-Tower (E-ATX up to 280 mm/ATX/mATX/ITX), max gpu length mm 426, max cooler height mm 167, included fans 0 (no fans included in base config), radiator support Top: 360/280 mm; Side: 360/280 mm; Bottom: 360 mm. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-06-15.
Price of record: $169.99 at lian-li.com, 2026-06-27. Other retailers may be lower — check the current price:
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