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Win one of TWO Lian Li Hydroshift II OLED Curved AIO CPU coolers!

We are back with another giveaway! This month we have teamed up with Lian Li to give away TWO prizes. One lucky winner will get a black Hydroshift II OLED Curved AIO cooler and another winner will get the white version.

The Hydroshift II OLED Curved is Lian Li’s premium AIO liquid cooler, featuring one of the most striking displays ever fitted to an AIO. Its curved OLED screen gives your system a unique, high‑end look, with support for custom graphics, system monitoring and animated visuals, making it a standout choice for anyone who wants both strong cooling performance and a showpiece component in their PC. It has a 360mm radiator, along with ARGB lighting along the unified fan frame.

How to Enter:

Entering this competition is simple, all you need to do is head over to our competition post on Facebook or X and tell us – do you prefer the white or black version?

Feel free to enter on both Facebook and X to double your chance of winning!

Both winners will be picked randomly from the pool of entries and announced here and on our socials after the competition closing date.

Terms & Conditions:

This competition is running from July 14th 2026 to July 21st 2026, last entries must be received by 23:59 BST. Winners will be picked and announced before end of July. This competition is open in the US, UK and EU. In keeping with GDPR guidelines, no personal information will be saved and all emails and correspondence will be deleted from our servers once the prizes have been delivered.

KitGuru Says: Good luck to all entering, we'll be back in a couple of weeks to announce the two winners!

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