Xeron, which launched globally at Computex 2026, used Gamescom 2026 to present its complete product portfolio to European audiences for the first time, spanning cases, coolers, power supplies, thermal compounds, and accessories.
Among the new items was the NEX A61 ARGB, a CPU tower cooler built for AMD's AM5 socket. It features noise-damping rings on its fan mounts and two 120 mm ARGB fans arranged in a push-pull configuration to boost cooling density. The tower stands 148 mm tall and uses an offset design for memory compatibility.
Xeron also introduced several 120 mm fan models. The NEX F120A and its reversed counterpart, the NEX F120RA, are ARGB fans built for easy cable management and lighting customization, using a standard 4-pin PWM connector. Both are rated at 30.3 dBA, 55.08 CFM airflow, and up to 1,800 RPM, with eight ARGB LEDs built into each fan hub; they are priced at $4.99 each or $12.99 for a three-pack. The MAX F120, by contrast, drops RGB lighting for a blacked-out, performance-oriented design, rated up to 2,400 RPM, 33.91 dBA, and 79 CFM, running on 12 V with a fluid dynamic bearing for extended service life at high speeds.
On the case side, Xeron displayed its C Lab line in both white and black. These full ATX mid-tower cases support GPUs up to 405 mm long and 280 mm or 360 mm AIO coolers in the top mount. They use modular curved sheet metal to suspend the motherboard compartment, with exposed brass screws and replaceable, color-customizable panels. Separate cooling compartments give the PSU, GPU, and CPU cooling their own fresh air supply, with the PSU housed in its own ventilated compartment behind the motherboard tray.
The company's cooling lineup also includes the NEX L360 ARGB, a 360 mm AIO liquid cooler with an aluminum radiator measuring 396 x 120 x 27 mm, 400 mm of tubing, and a rating of up to 300 W TDP. Its 3-phase, 6-slot pump runs between 800 and 2,500 RPM with a maximum noise level of 30 dB(A) and connects to a standard 5 V ARGB motherboard header. The three included 120 mm fans use a connected-blade design with hollowed frames for light diffusion and daisy-chained cabling, running at 800-2,400 RPM with up to 75.39 CFM airflow, 2.71 mmH2O static pressure, and a maximum noise of 34.9 dB(A). The cooler supports Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4 platforms, with an offset bracket included for AM5. It will be sold in black and white versions priced at $74.99 and $79.99, respectively.