ABKO has introduced the 'UD51 Exceed ARGB BTF', a panoramic, aquarium-style PC case. Launched on the 23rd, this product features tempered glass on the front, side, and diagonal panels to emphasize a volumetric design. The black model is priced at 99,000 won, and the white model at 105,000 won.

The UD51 Exceed features a dual-chamber design that hides the power supply unit. By placing the main system in the front and the power supply and cables in the rear chamber, it enables efficient cable management. This improves tuning aesthetics and airflow while enhancing assembly convenience and expandability. It also supports ATX, M-ATX, and M-ITX BTF (Back-To-the-Future) hidden connector motherboards. The rear connector design minimizes visible front-facing cables, adding to the cleanliness of the internal space.

For cooling performance and visual flair, four H9 120mm Infinity Mirror ARGB cooling fans are provided as standard. These fans utilize a 7-pin daisy-chain structure to facilitate easy connection and reduce wiring burden. An integrated ARGB + PWM 6-port fan hub allows for simultaneous control of fan speed and lighting without complex connections. It can be synced with the motherboard for unified settings, and the bottom of the case features ambient lighting to create a sophisticated atmosphere.

Expandability and convenience were also considered. It supports seven PCI slots and features a convertible PCIe slot structure that allows for vertical or horizontal graphics card mounting, providing flexibility in system configuration. The top I/O panel includes one C-Type port, two USB 3.0 ports, and an LED button, offering convenient connectivity for various external devices.

An ABKO representative explained, "The 'UD51 Exceed' is the successor to the 'UD50C Lucid' released on July 1, 2025. It incorporates practical advantages such as support for the latest trend of BTF motherboards, a panoramic design, and a standard four-fan configuration." The representative added, "As we have balanced design, performance, and assembly convenience, we expect it to be a satisfying choice for consumers looking to build high-performance systems."