With the debut of Amiiba at COMPUTEX 2026, a new brand is entering the stage that deliberately looks at the PC hardware market from a different perspective. Instead of relying on aggressive gaming looks and overloaded RGB elements, Amiiba pursues a design-oriented approach that focuses on calmness, material aesthetics and functional interactivity. Inspired by ferrofluid and kinetic art, the new product range combines modern industrial design with innovative material concepts and high-quality technology.
- New Ferra micro-ATX case with magnetic removable panels
- AIO cooler with ferrofluid-inspired design elements
- Vitalis power supply units with 80 PLUS Titanium and up to 2000 watts
- Premiere at the COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei
Amiiba focuses on a new understanding of design with ferrofluid-inspired hardware
With its market launch, Amiiba presents itself as a hardware brand that deliberately leaves behind the classic gaming design language. Instead of eye-catching shapes and bright lighting, the company has opted for a minimalist look with interactive surfaces, natural materials and subtle lighting accents.
The design philosophy is based on ferrofluid, a magnetically reactive material that was originally developed by NASA to control fuel in zero gravity. This inspiration flows visibly into the entire product line and serves as a leitmotif for movement, adaptability and technical elegance.
The central product for the launch is the Ferra micro-ATX case, a compact 31-liter tower with a modular concept. The magnetic front panel system, which enables tool-free switching between different surfaces, is particularly striking.
Two special Signature Editions are being released for the market launch: an aluminum version with wooden inlay and integrated ambient lighting and a minimalist version with a black solid wood front.
The concept appears technically plausible and addresses a growing trend towards customizable systems that integrate harmoniously into modern living and working environments.
Despite the focus on design, functionality is retained. The case supports graphics cards up to 418 mm long, radiators up to 360 mm and up to seven 120 mm fans. The flexible power supply mounting and large mesh areas also ensure efficient cooling.
This combination of aesthetic appeal and technical suitability for everyday use could make Amiiba particularly interesting for users who are looking for powerful hardware without a classic gaming look.
COMPUTEX 2026 shows Amiiba’s ferrofluid-inspired hardware in detail
In addition to the Ferra case, Amiiba will also be presenting a new series of coolers and power supplies at COMPUTEX 2026.
The highlight in the cooling segment is the Proteus Ferrofluid, whose pump unit integrates an interactive ferrofluid-inspired display. The series is complemented by the Proteus LCD with a 3.4-inch IPS display for real-time monitoring of system data. The Leucus series, which was also presented, relies on interchangeable pump covers. Users can choose between a wooden version with diffuse lighting and a frosted version with atmospheric light diffusion.
Technically, all coolers rely on a 27 mm radiator, a ceramic bearing pump and pre-mounted 28 mm high-performance fans. These specifications are in line with the market and plausible for premium AIO solutions.
Amiiba has also positioned itself ambitiously in the power supply segment. The Vitalis series includes models from 1000 to 2000 watts and meets the 80 PLUS Titanium, Intel ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards.
The 2000 watt model in particular, with four native 12V 2×6 connections, is clearly aimed at extreme high-end systems and multi-GPU applications. The equipment with Japanese capacitors and quiet FDB fans underlines the premium claim.
The specifications presented appear technically coherent and show that Amiiba is not only focusing on design, but is also pursuing serious ambitions in the performance segment.
An exciting new addition to the premium PC market
With its ferrofluid-inspired hardware, Amiiba delivers an unusual but convincing entry into the PC market. The combination of high-quality design, modular customization and high-performance technology looks plausible and meets a current trend towards more stylish desktop systems. Specific prices and market launches have not yet been announced, but more information is likely to follow after COMPUTEX 2026.
