The Light Loop 360mm, includes three 120mm ARGB fans. The product costs according to the press release $159.90 / €159.90 / £154.99. The retail package is big for the 360mm variation and supports many Intel (1700 / 1200 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155) and AMD (AM4/AM5) platforms.

Opening the box unveils the contents, the CPU cooler is in the middle, and accessories and everything are well organized and protected.

You will find a printed manual for installing the product for both Intel/AMD sockets.

It includes a six-way ARGB-PWM-Hub controller, mounting ties, double side tapes, mounting mechanism for both Intel/AMD sockets, and of course thermal paste.

You will find three be quiet! Light Wings LX 120mm PWM high-speed fan, that supports ARGB colors and a rather long cable (50cm). These are completely new fans who lean more toward the ARGB theme than the original Light Wings fans. With an illuminated hub that scatters light onto 9 frosted fan blades, the lighting effects are much more pronounced. The high-speed versions come with a closed-loop motor, that always keeps the fan speed at the desired level, even when the air meets resistance. This makes them perfect for use on radiators.

Lastly, there is also a refill bottle with coolant (100ml), in case you need it, the product does accept refills after many years of use.

The 360mm Light Loop has a big radiator that can fit three 120mm fans. According to its specs, it has 397 x 120 x 27mm dimensions and it's made out of aluminum / black spray paint.

The CPU cooler base/pump is connected to the main body via two tubes with 400mm length.

The mounting part also includes the pump which needs DC power, most modern motherboards do include an AIO Pump header to work with. The Light Loop cooling block is covered by a frosted grid design that almost resembles a reactor. This cover is opaque on the white version and tinted on the black version. It has 16 LEDs, the same number as the Light Wings LX 120mm PWM high-speed, so when the ARGB cables from the cooling block and fans are connected to the included ARGB PWM hub for up to six devices, the color effects are synchronized perfectly. On top of that, the LEDs are arranged in 2 rings of 8 LEDs each: The lower 8 LEDs shine outwards to the side and the upper 8 LEDs are aimed upwards. This creates opportunities for impressive and multi-layered effects.

The base is made out of copper/nickel plating and also includes a sticker that must be removed before use.