Noctua will release its long-awaited AIO liquid cooler in 2026

Noctua has just updated its public product roadmap, providing a clearer, albeit slightly delayed, timeline for its most highly anticipated products. While there have been a few more shifts, we now have a firm release window for the company's first-ever AIO liquid cooler.

The roadmap (via Tom's Hardware) shows the closed-loop liquid cooler is now officially scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2026. The cooler is based on the Asetek G8 V2 platform but has been heavily customised by Noctua's engineers. These enhancements include the use of their new premium NF-A12x25 G2 or NF-A14x25 G2 fans, a custom pump-noise absorber, the high-end SecuFirm 2+ mounting kit, and a unique 80mm fan attachment on the pump block designed to provide direct airflow over the motherboard's VRMs.

On the air cooling front, the NH-D15 G2 chromax.black has been pushed back slightly from Q3 but is now slated to arrive in Q4 2025. Alongside it, Noctua is also expected to release the chromax.black versions of the NF-A14x25 G2(r) fans, allowing PC builders to create a complete cooling setup using Noctua's upcoming components.

The updated roadmap also indicates that the Noctua Editions of the Pulsar Feinman mouse and the Antec Flux Pro chassis have experienced a slight delay, as the company moved their release from Q4 2025 to Q1 2026. Lastly, in Q2 2026, Noctua plans to launch a new USB fan controller, a 140mm desk fan, and the Seasonic Prime PX HPD Noctua Edition PSU.

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