AIO coolers are more about displays these days, and Lian Li just brought its Hydroshift series to the next level. Lian Li Launches Hydroshift II Curved 360 AIO Cooler, Boasting Motorized Dual-Axis Curved OLED Display With 2288x1048 Resolution AIO coolers have come a long way. We no longer see the same boring radiator and RGB block combos, as most manufacturers have transitioned to dedicated displays on the block. Various innovative measures are taken to ensure a cleaner look, and the coolers bring enhanced performance via improved designs. Lian Li's Hydroshift series has received another such addition as the company has […]

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Lian Li has introduced the HydroShift II OLED Curved 360, a new AIO liquid cooler built around a motorised 6.67‑inch curved 2K OLED display and offered in three configurations: the 360TL at $339.99 / €339.99, the 360P28 at $299.99 / €299.99, and a fanless version at $279.99 / €279.99.

The cooler’s OLED panel features a 2288×1048 resolution, up to 500 nits brightness and a diffused ARGB light strip. It is mounted on a dual‑axis motorised mechanism that provides vertical lift and up to 45 degrees of tilt, all controlled through L‑Connect 3. Users can apply full‑screen, split‑view or triple‑split layouts, upload custom media, enable system monitoring, or use the display as a secondary screen. The display module attaches magnetically via a pogo‑pin connector, allowing it to be removed or swapped without powering down the system.

Lian Li offers three versions of the cooler. The HydroShift II OLED Curved 360TL includes UNI FAN TL FLEX fans with LCP blades and speeds up to 2600 RPM. The 360P28 model uses UNI FAN P28 V2 fans, capable of 3000 RPM and paired with a receiver offering five selectable speed ranges and an RPM‑based colour indicator. The fanless variant is designed for builders who prefer to use their own fans. All models include a pump Turbo mode that increases speed to 2800 RPM for heavier workloads.

The cooler maintains Lian Li’s clean aesthetic with side‑mounted tubing, hidden wiring and adjustable routing. A slim 24mm‑thick 360mm radiator improves case compatibility while retaining full‑size cooling capacity.

The new Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360 AIO liquid coolers are expected to be available before the end of the month. You can pre-order one now through OCUK.

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