ENDORFY Navis F360 AIO Cooler Review

A Closer Look

I love AIO coolers as they’re a very quick and easy way to get powerful cooling without too much complex setup, at least compared to say custom loop water cooling.

However, I especially love this cool as the fans have been very lovingly pre-installed, with all their cables neatly daisy chained and routed down the side! This is work someone has done by hand too, and it’s really nicely done.

The cables are an all-black design and have appropriate splitters to add more RGB and to sync to your controller or motherboard. There’s also a single SATA to provide power to the pump, and PWM headers for the fans, as well as the pump.

The tubing is decent quality, with durable connections on the radiator and a good amount of flex to it.

At the pump side, you can turn the tubing to suit your orientation, and this will help a lot when installing in tighter spaces.

All of the fans are pre-installed, but they are of course removable. There are four screws on each fan and thick anti-vibration rubber pads on both sides of them.

They look like great radiator fans too, with tight spacing between each fan, an enclosed frame, and a scooped intake that will all help keep the static pressure at its best.

The fans can be removed and installed on the other side should you so desire, it really depends on what orientation your case supports, but for the most part the pre-configured setup here should just screw into most PC cases.

The pump looks cool, with a brushed aluminium effect on the top and a nice cut-out Endorfy logo in the centre.

There’s a surprisingly chunky bracket too, but it comes with multiple mounts on one, meaning it can be fitted to any of the Intel or AMD sockets without having to change the mounting kit on the pump.

There’s a huge contact plate too, so getting good coverage on any of the supported CPUS isn’t going to be a problem.