New leak suggests Cooler Master is planning to launch MasterFrame 360 cases with built-in space for figurines
If you’re a fan of PC building and also love collecting figurines or display models, Cooler Master may have something exciting on the way. According to a new leak from Hardware&Co, the company is preparing to launch three new MasterFrame 360 cases that feature built-in display space for figurines or collectibles.
While the MasterFrame 360 design already exists, it’s currently only available if you buy the MasterFrame 360 Panorama S Limited Edition prebuilt PC, which costs $3,099 and is currently up for pre-order. However, Cooler Master is now reportedly planning to launch three different models: Panorama, Stage Mirror, and Stage LCD.
The MasterFrame 360 Panorama version is the design most people have seen already. It’s a large case measuring 55 cm deep, 29 cm wide, and 58 cm high, and it features a front display platform along with two ARGB spotlights. The front is enclosed with a mirror panel, but Cooler Master added side openings so you can still see the components from different angles.
You can also install up to 12 120 mm fans - six at the bottom and six at the top. And despite the display space, there is still room for large GPUs up to 43 cm long, and it comes with a PCIe 5.0 riser cable so you can mount the GPU vertically.
The MasterFrame 360 Stage Mirror version keeps the same size, shape, and hardware support as the Panorama model, but it changes the front area. Instead of having a closed front, this version has an open display space so users can easily swap or adjust their figurines. It also includes a mirror behind the platform, giving a full view of the display item from different angles.
Finally, we have the MasterFrame 360 Stage LCD, which also comes with an open space in front for figurines. But instead of a mirror, it includes a large 15.6-inch LCD screen behind the display area. This screen supports Full HD (1080 x 1920) resolution and can show custom videos, images, system stats, or animations.
In any case, the Panorama and Stage Mirror models are expected to start at $199, while the Stage LCD model will reportedly cost $299. The exact release date has not been revealed yet, but they are expected to launch in late 2025 or early 2026.
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