TRYX Panorama 360 White 360mm AIO 6.5'' AMOLED L-Shaped Screen 3D Anamorphic Effect Display Customizable AIO Cooler 360mm 8th Gen Asetek Pump 320w TDP ROTA PRO 120mm Fan LGA 1700/1200/115X AM5/AM4

Building my first PC, I wanted a cooler that offered both performance and style, and the TRYX Panorama 360 did not disappoint. The packaging was impressive, and the cooler itself has a premium look that instantly adds a polished touch to my setup. I was worried about the installation process since I’m new to building, but it turned out to be much easier than I expected. The instructions were straightforward, and I got it installed without any issues. It fits well in my case, and the quality feels top-notch. Performance-wise, this cooler keeps my Ryzen 5800X3D running comfortably cool, with idle temps staying in the low 30s. Even during intense gaming sessions, it barely reaches the mid-60s. I also appreciate how quiet it runs—I hardly notice the fans. The standout feature is definitely the OLED screen. The display quality is sharp, and the L-shaped design gives my build a unique and modern look. I included a video to show just how detailed the panoramic screen is with the default software graphics—it’s very clean and adds a whole new level of customization to the setup. Pros: - Sleek design with a stunning OLED display - Great cooling performance for gaming and everyday use - Runs quietly, even under load - Installation-friendly for beginners - High-quality construction Cons: - It's a bit expensive, but the features and quality justify the cost - After using this, I don’t think I could go back to a basic cooler For my first build, this AIO was definitely the right choice, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to step up their cooling game.

I've built many PCs over the years, and I doubt another AIO will top this one anytime soon. TRYX nailed the details, from the packaging and cooler design to the ease of installation. The AIO looks premium, and the build quality is outstanding. This CPU cooler is perfect for gamers and professionals who need top-notch reliability, performance, and cooling. I'm running a Ryzen 5900x, and the CPU stays in the low 30s on idle, and rarely exceeds the high 60s under gaming load. It runs cool and quiet so you can focus on work or play without distraction. What sets this AIO apart is its crystal-clear Panorama OLED display. It's the best-looking AIO on the market, featuring a large L-shaped OLED screen that plays custom videos in high resolution and frame rates. The TRYX Kanali software makes managing the display/fans simple and intuitive. Pros: • Best looking AIO and Display technology • Excellent cooling performance, especially under load. • Quiet operation, even with multiple fans running. • Premium build quality and reliable pump performance. • Easy to install, even for first-time builders. • Compatible with a variety of CPU platforms. Cons: • High end product with matching price point, but it’s worth the money. • Will be difficult to go back to another CPU cooler after using this one.

Deserves 5 stars for the innovative design. This is my second PC build and I am excited to play around with this AIO. I will be playing my favorite TV shows clips on this AIO. The software is good overall for a new product. I think the software can be polished a bit more especially on the VRM fan control side and RGB control. I can play gifs/videos/pictures. I can loop/shuffle them. As for the cooling performance it is doing its job. I am no reviewer but I do think it is decent performance since it’s based on asetek AIO which many others use. The radiator fans are very quite upto 80%. VRM fan is too loud in fact it’s the loudest part of the system. Pump is very quiet. I can only hear it if it is going from 0 to 100% which is normal. Cons 1. The PC software needs to be running to display anything on there. I think in the future they should allow us to upload it once and not open the software again. I don’t like background software. 2. The display is too glossy. I wish it were Matt finish. My RAM RGB which is right next to the cooler reflects light.

This AIO has the best screen on the market at the moment. I wish it was glossy instead of matte because the glare ruins it. The software can be improved greatly. It's simple enough but it's lacking some features that would make use of this beautiful screen. Quality control is the reason I took away a star. I wanted to do a push pull fan setup and the holes for the fans on the other side were not drilled/tapped properly or fully. I had to force the screws to make the holes. Also the included fans had scratches on the center of them. Looking pass those things it's a stunning looking AIO and would be the main attraction looking at the PC. Performance has been great as far cooling my 9800x3d. 43/45c idle no more than 55c gaming. There is pump noise but I found a lot of it was from the VRM fan. Setting this to low speed in the software really helped reduce that. Things I noticed for setup is that this has to be connected to the USB header on the motherboard. I used a controller and I couldn't get the software to update. Another thing is if you see in the software that the pump rpm is reading 0 then you need to re seat the screen on the pump. It's held there by a magnet and the connection isn't the sturdiest. I do recommend this product.

I recently purchased the Tryx Panorama AIO, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! From the sleek, modern design to its exceptional performance, this all-in-one device exceeds expectations. The setup was quick and easy, and the user-friendly interface made it a breeze to start using right out of the box. The high-resolution display is absolutely stunning—whether I’m working or streaming videos, the vivid colors and sharp clarity never disappoint. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking like a pro. I can run multiple applications simultaneously without any noticeable lag, which is a huge plus for productivity. Whether it’s video conferencing, content creation, or even casual gaming, the Tryx Panorama AIO handles everything smoothly. I also love the minimalistic footprint it offers, making it perfect for any workspace or home office setup. Plus, the build quality is top-notch. It’s solid, sturdy, and feels premium. Overall, the Tryx Panorama AIO offers excellent value for its price. It’s a well-rounded, high-performance machine that looks great and works even better. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an all-in-one PC solution!

***Rating does not count off for price given the target audience values aesthetics and is already looking at $280+ AIOs*** Pros: - Same performance as Ryujin III, but quieter - Screen has a matte finish, but extremely bright - great resolution and color performance - Intuitive, easy to use software for screen Cons: - Wish I could rotate the system report settings - Fans do not have the magnetic connections like the Ryujin III - Very expensive (but not counting off for it - you already know you are paying extra for aesthetics) Decided to try the TRYX Panorama 360. Aesthetically, the curved screen would allow me to be able to read the screen easier in my Lian-Li desk build given the flat, rotated orientation versus the ROG Ryujin III. Regarding aesthetics, it did exactly what I needed it to. Absolutely love the aesthetic. Software was intuitive and allowed for me to have my graphics dialed in within minutes. Literally took 4x longer to install and update firmware than it did to get Asuka on screen. Performance-wise, against the Ryujin III, they are essentially identical. This is expected since they are both Asetek 8th gen pumps, waterblocks, and radiators. Fans are the only performance difference. My Cinebench results could be within margin of error given only 1-2C difference. TRYX was significantly quieter though given their more pressure oriented design. Unfortuantely do not have the magnetic connections that the Ryujin III has. If you are already in the market for an AIO and already looking in this price range, it essentially means you highly value aesthetics. In this regard, the TRYX excels and I'm extremely pleased. Only regret is not buying the ARGB variant, but I planned on reusing my EVA-02 fans from the Ryujin anyways. Good job TRYX.

Note: I am more optimistic of TRYX’s future and their support and communication was great (See update at the bottom for details) This is not hate, but this product has things that need to be fixed. They say to vote with your wallet and as I see potential, I did. But TRYX has some work to do before they can become a real competitor in this field. Hopefully, this review will be listened to or get to the higher-ups because it's important that these things are fixed. Shipping issues When I first ordered the product, I received the wrong AIO to start out with, I ordered the 360 WH and got the 240 ARGB. The product barcode sticker was placed on the wrong box and I believe that it's a TRYX issue and not Amazon, though I could be wrong. Unboxing Experience Once I finally received the right AIO, the inside of the box was not as clean as I would expect from a premium AIO. There were bits of black dust on the tubes and screen, though luckily it was easy to clean off but not something I should be seeing at this price tier. The Pump/screen was also not in the right place and likely came unsecured during shipping, and I think that it should be secured a little bit better, though I don't believe under normal shipping conditions it will harm the product. Installation (Not even a critique, just think it would be nice) Good job on the manual, it was well done. The installation itself was good, though for the Intel/AMD mounting brackets, having the name of the company/socket on the corresponding mounts would help in the event someone doesn't have the manual handy in the future and to quickly discern between the two. (I do appreciate the arrows for the direction the mounts are supposed to go relative to the CPU) After Installation experience The VRM fan was quite loud on first boot and your FAQ page lists multiple things regarding this issue. I couldn't get the fan to connect to the software until after I had wiggled the screen around after it magnetically attached. That issue should be addressed somehow and the VRM fan should default to a low speed, not full speed in the event that it is not detected. Issues with the background options The screen is great but held back by the software options. There are a few default options for the screen, but most have the TRYX logo very prominent in them and I get it for trade shows but when you've already bought the product, it feels weird for the screen to feel like an advertisement. I'd really like to see other options for this that don't include the product logo, or even just a way to get community wallpapers for the screen as It feels a little lackluster after the initial wow factor runs out. The thing is though, the default wallpapers don't even loop. They either cut abruptly back to the start or cut to black for a moment, It even happens for the smoke and rain effects that you can put on top. This is not conducive to a company that will do well. This is a luxury product and should have a luxury experience, the software is there, and the technology is there. People make looping videos for just likes on Instagram and you have a monetary incentive to do so, maybe even hire some freelancers to do it, it doesn't even have to be a '3D' video, Just SOMETHING else to put there other than what feels like an AD. People buy the product based on marketing and community sentiment, Customers come back based on the quality of their previous experience. If I don't see anything that looks like this company cares for the details I laid out, I won't see this company in 5 years. Luxury price should come with luxury quality and I feel like I overpaid. TLDR; The potential is there for this product and company to become a major player in the PC scene but there are little snag points everywhere that add up together to make me think that 1. Nobody outside of the company beta tested this, at least with genuine feedback, and 2. They won't make it if they don't fix their oversights. The Major things that SHOULD be fixed; Send the right product the first time, Fix your packaging so people have a better unboxing experience and the product doesn't come loose during shipping, Figure out the issue with the VRM fan, and get support for more first-party and/or community backgrounds to be put on the screen. Also, get people to try the product before you release it and listen to their feedback. I'd even be willing to beta test if you'll take me seriously. Again, I didn't write this out of hate, this is a company that especially in this early stage has a high potential of failure and I want to help if I can. Update; TRYX has been in contact with me and has listened to my feedback and seems determined to improve in all aspects. Their communication was clear and open and I can comfortably say that if you have any issues with the product that they will help you in any way that they can. If they continue on this path, they could be a strong competitor in this space. They mentioned intended fixes for the current product such as more secure packaging and plans to fix the issue with the screen not connecting properly. Like with any product, buy with what’s guaranteed not promised but I don’t regret my purchase, once it’s working, it’s great

The TRYX Panorama 360 is nothing short of amazing! It looks phenomenal and performs great! It keeps my AMD Ryzen 9 7950X @ 1.4v nice and cool. With an ambient temperature of 23°C, AIDA64's full load stress test for 30 minutes resulted in the following. CPU: 70°C CPU Diode: 81°C CPU Package: 81°C Definitely acceptable and well within the 95°C throttle limit. While expensive, I highly recommend the TRYX Panorama 360 without reservation. System Specs: MB: ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 64GB DDR5 6000 EXPO CL30 GPU: PowerColor RX 7900 XTX Red Devil PSU: Corsair AX1600i Digital ATX Power Supply Case: Cooler Master HAF 700 EVO E-ATX High Airflow Storage: Corsair MP700 PRO SE 2TB Gen5 M.2

Excelente producto la verdad muy recomendable

I really want this to work but I can't get the stupid screen to turn on. I've reached out to the manufacturer and requesting a replacement. I know hardware and i've build enough pcs to bug test every part fully. It's defective. Given that is a cpu cooler, if I have to send the whole thing back to them I'm replacing with something else. Can't exactly operate without it or be wihtout a PC for weeks while it makes it's way to China and back again (on my dime as per their warranty conditions!). Personally, I would recommend to avoid it. The asthetics don't seem the worth the hassle and the quality hrere is far from being in line with the price. The whole screen cover panel weights just a few grams and is the screen itself is as foldable sheet like paper, very cheap and obviously not even tested to make sure it can turn on when it leaves the factory. Another hastily made product with the cheapest componentes that can be sourced. Too bad, it's a great idea and if it was made well it would be great to have.

I would recommend this for any enthusiast. It is perhaps the best water cooler I've ever gotten. Not just in aesthetics but cooling as well. Seamless install. I'm just like wow!. I'm going to lead display. You're amazing. If you're looking to purchase one, do it. I have no regrets

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Great quality, easy to install, quite big but thats the whole point.