Computex 2026: Endorfy Previews Upcoming PC Hardware Lineup

Endorfy showcased at Computex 2026 a broad range of upcoming products spanning from PC cases, coolers, peripherals and audio gear, most of them still in pre-production. On the PC case side, two new models were on display. The Signum 400 is a full ATX case and the larger sibling of the Signum 300 series, featuring tempered glass side panels, a honeycomb front panel, removable dust filters and four Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans included. The Fishbowl is an ATX and back-connect compatible case with a panoramic dual-glass design, dual-chamber layout with a reverse mode option, and support for up to three 360 mm radiators. Both are targeting Q4 2026.

Endorfy also showcased Signum M30 ARGB and Ventum 400 ARGB case series, both launched ahead of Computex. The Ventum 400 supports up to E-ATX motherboards, includes four pre-installed Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans, and accommodates up to 360 mm (front) or 280 mm (top) radiators. Hardware clearances allow for GPUs up to 345 mm long and CPU coolers up to 164 mm tall.

Two new CPU air coolers are coming in Q3 from Endorfy. The Fortis 5 White ARGB is a single-tower cooler in a white finish with a 140 mm Fluctus ARGB fan and optional semi-passive mode. The smaller Fera 5 White ARGB follows the same formula with a 120 mm Fluctus ARGB fan, also with semi-passive support. Both cover Intel and AMD sockets.In audio, Endorfy previewed its Viro Wireless, Viro Wireless Onyx White, Viro Wireless Alt Gray and Viro Infra Wireless Onyx White headsets. The Viro Infra Wireless offers four connection modes: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB, and 3.5 mm. It sports up to 40 hours of battery on Bluetooth, 50 mm drivers, two sound profiles, and breathable fabric earpads and headband. The Viro Wireless lineup offers up to a month of battery life, a noise-cancelling microphone, 7.1 virtual surround, and hybrid 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth wireless. All headsets are expected in Q3 2026.Also in Q3 Endorfy is planning to release a gaming keyboard called On’it. Rounding things out are two audio products landing in Q2 2026, the Solum 2 Pro USB streaming microphone, featuring a new in-house architecture, integrated gain and volume controls, quick-access mute, a gasket shock mount, and 96-192 kHz/24-bit recording with stealth RGB, alongside a matching Solum 2 Boom Arm.