Endorfy is a Polish brand that has not made its way to our test bed, until now. We are always on the lookout for new brands to check out, and Endorfy is one that we have been aware of, but just haven’t had a chance to work with. They sent over their Navis F360 ARGB, a 360mm All-In-One Liquid CPU cooler that aims to combine performance and aesthetics into a cohesive product. So without further delay, lets get a closer look at the Endorfy Navis F360 ARGB.
Special thanks to Endorfy for providing us with the Navis F360 ARGB review sample!
Specifications
Packaging of the Endorfy Navis F360 ARGB
The Navis ships in a low-key cardboard box with a minimalist design. Instead of lots of colors, you get black graphics and text, which, while some may consider it to be plain, others may find it to be straightforward. I happen to like the exterior packaging, though it does make it difficult to convey the “Rainbow-powered” claim without any actual colors.
The back and side of the exterior box provide some feature and specification information for those that might need it in a retail purchasing environment.
With the very thin cardboard exterior removed, we find a foam container that provides much more flex than I would like to see when it comes to protecting the cooler. This isn’t to say that this foam doesn’t do it’s job, but I guess I’m more used to a bit more robust product protection from other companies.
Accessories that come with the Endorfy Navis F360 ARGB
Included with the Navis F360 ARGB is all of the mounting hardware you will need to install this cooler on any modern AMD or Intel platform. While there is some ARGB lighting found on this cooler, the included items is pretty minimal. In addition to the obvious mounting hardware, there is an installation guide, as well as a small ARGB controller called the Nano-Reset ARGB Controller.
