Noctua needs a little more time to cook up its first AIO water cooler and several other products too

Noctua has just shared a new product roadmap, complete with more up-to-date estimated times of arrival for some components. Sadly, the majority of changes manifest as delays but this should come as no surprise given the brand’s history of long development times in pursuit of proverbial perfection.

The most disappointing of all the delays, in my eyes, is Noctua’s all-in-one liquid coolers. We got a closer look at the AIO during Computex, content to patiently wait for its Q1 2026 ETA. Well, most of the team were, Sam went ahead and made his own homemade version instead.

Here’s a table detailing the old and new ETAs for upcoming Noctua products:

Alongside the AIO, chromax.black versions of NF-14×25 G2 and NH-D15 G2 are coming later than originally estimated. Meanwhile, Noctua Editions of Antec Flux Pro and Pulsar Feinman will also be arriving a little later to the party.

There is some good news amongst all these dates, as we now have more specific windows for several products. Namely, NF-A12x25 G2 chromax. black should be with us in Q1 2026, while the brand’s 140mm desk fan, USB fan controller, and Seasonic Prime PX HPD Noctua Edition will come Q2 2026.

Don’t forget, these remain ETAs and are subject to change. While it’s entirely possible for Noctua to push these products back further, there’s also room to bring their launches forward too.