Devil Insect launched the Omega L36 Ultra, a liquid cooler with a moving cold head that exposes additional cooling surfaces when the CPU gets hot. This mechanical design targets users who want to push their processors to the limit without relying on static cooling solutions. The product aims to bridge the gap between standard water blocks and more complex custom loops by offering an active thermal response.
Limited edition cooler features a moving cold head and circular display
The cooler features a 2.8-inch circular IPS display on the front of the cold head that supports 480p resolution. This screen allows users to monitor system temperatures and other metrics directly on the hardware. The display integrates seamlessly with the mechanical movement, updating as the cold head shifts position.
Specifications
- Model: Omega L36 Ultra
- Display: 2.8-inch 480p IPS circular screen
- Pump: Ceramic bearing
- Radiator: 27mm aluminum
- Price: 2999 CNY (around $443)
Inside the loop, the system uses a pump with ceramic bearings to ensure durability and reduce noise. The cold plate contains a copper base with 0.1mm micro-channels to maximize heat transfer efficiency. The radiator measures 27mm in thickness and is made of aluminum, paired with Sigma F36 ARGB fans that use fluid dynamic bearing technology.
The Omega L36 Ultra is available in a limited run of 200 units worldwide. Pre-sales have already started on JD.com in China. The price for this first batch is set at 2999 CNY (around $443). Buyers interested in this specific mechanical design need to act quickly due to the low production volume.
This release marks Devil Insect's entry into the high-end segment with a focus on interactive hardware features. The combination of a moving cold head and a dedicated display sets it apart from traditional static coolers. The limited availability suggests the brand is testing the market for premium, feature-rich cooling solutions.
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