PC Gamer reviews the Formula V Line Air Power G10 airflow case
PC Gamer finds the Formula V Air Power G10 easy to build in, with five fans in the box, but its 160 mm PSU limit and pricier white model hold it back.
Formula V Line's Air Power G10 is a mid-priced PC case with plenty of fans in the box, and PC Gamer's review on November 4, 2026 says it delivers solid airflow and an easy build. The verdict is held back by a tight power supply limit and a higher price for the white version.
Price and fans
The case costs $90 in Black, Black Rose Gold and Wood, and $100 in White, Black Titanium and Dark Blue. It ships with five 120 mm fans: three at the front that swivel up and down behind dust filters, one at the rear and one for the bottom. They are daisy-chained, so wiring them to the motherboard is quick.
Easy to work in
The front, top and side panels come off without tools, and only a few jobs, such as fitting the motherboard, need a screwdriver. Formula V also shares 3D design files for the front panel, so owners can make their own panels and fan braces. The reviewer found plenty of space at the back for cable management.
The power supply catch
The biggest problem is the 160 mm maximum PSU length. Several full-size units the reviewer tried, including the Be Quiet! Dark Power 12, Dark Power Pro and Cooler Master V1000, did not fit, and the build only worked with a small-form-factor Corsair SF600. Removing the shroud adds headroom but no extra length.
Who it suits
Buy it if you want good airflow without paying for extra fans. Look elsewhere if you own a chunky PSU, or if you simply want a cheap white case, where Corsair has cheaper options. For another recent case test, see Gamers Nexus on the HAVN HS 360.
Source: PC Gamer's review of the Formula V Line Air Power G10.
