❶ The Valkyrie Syn 240 AIO cooler offers unique features such as upgradable storage and a programmable 2.1-inch display, but faces challenges due to its high price and unpolished software. ❷ Despite good thermal performance and quiet operation in low-power scenarios, the cooler's $180 price tag and clunky software make it difficult to recommend over competitors. ❸ The packaging is impressive, and the cooler includes a five-year warranty, but the software issues and high cost are significant drawbacks.

❶ Valkyrie has released the AL125 CPU air cooler in China, featuring a built-in 1.54-inch IPS display and RGB lighting for under $20. ❷ The cooler supports customization through the myth.cool software, allowing users to display custom media and monitor content. ❸ Despite its attractive price, potential buyers should consider third-party reviews for performance and noise levels, as previous Valkyrie coolers had mixed reviews.