If you think AIO liquid coolers have peaked with standard LCD blocks, TRYX is back at COMPUTEX 2026 to showcase a new lineup of products which they’ve plan to release later in Q3 2026. Everything from a “holographic” budget beast to a full-metal flagship that uses a next-gen pump – Let’s dive into what they showed off at their booth!
The TRYX Holo: A ‘Floating Screen’ for $169?
First up is the TRYX Holo. This is a 360mm radiator AIO, and instead of a flat screen, it uses an innovative reflective panel configuration with a specialized optical lens overlay. The result? It projects an isolated holographic visual that literally looks like it’s floating inside a translucent chamber.
It comes in both black and white models, handles up to a 280W TDP, and runs on an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump. But the real kicker is the price—they are targeting an MSRP of $169. For a cooler that looks this sci-fi, that is an absolute steal and is going to give a lot of mainstream brands a massive headache.
Panorama SE V2 vs Panorama V2: Curved Screens Buffed Up
If you want to step up to their signature curved panels, they updated their flagship lines to Gen 2:
- Panorama SE V2 ($259 MSRP): This one is all about screen real estate. They trimmed the bezels way down so the active display area is much larger. Plus, the display housing is built on a mechanical tilt hinge, so you can actually tilt the screen to get the perfect viewing angle. It includes an Asetek Gen 9 pump and a clean 3-in-1 unified fan frame to save you from cable management hell.
- Panorama V2 ($369 MSRP): The big daddy. This one trades the tilting screen for absolute luxury. The display frame is now made of premium metal, giving it a seriously high-end feel. They also re-positioned the built-in VRM fan for better motherboard cooling and switched it to a clean Type-C internal interface. Under the hood, it’s packing the absolute latest Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 pump core.
Limited Editions, Tiny Hubs, and a Full Metal ITX Base!
TRYX didn’t stop at coolers. They also showed off a limited-edition Flova cooler in a striking green colorway for $149, launching in Q3.
For cable management nerds, they unveiled the Connec, a magnetic USB 2.0 expansion hub that snaps cleanly behind your motherboard tray. They claim it’s currently the smallest connector hub in the world, which is a lifesaver for modern builds packed with RGB controllers.
Finally, they dropped the VAS mini ITX case, a premium, open-air, full-metal SFF sub-chassis co-branded with 12Square – a design house famous for full-metal minimalist furniture. This thing is gorgeous, limited edition, and will retail for $250.
Honestly, TRYX is making some incredibly bold moves for Q3 2026. They aren’t just slapping screens on things; they are playing with optics, premium metals, and proper software integration.
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