Thermaltake used CES 2026 to showcase several new cooling and peripheral products. The first of them is the ST360 Ultra ARGB Sync, a 360 mm AIO liquid cooler with a layout designed to reduce visible tubing by placing it on the side of the block. Its main feature is a detachable 7-inch magnetic IPS display, which can show system stats or custom visuals and can be repositioned elsewhere in the case. The cooler uses a single-frame 360 mm ARGB fan to reduce cable clutter and is available in Black and Snow, with standard motherboard ARGB sync support. The MINECUBE 360 Ultra ARGB Sync launched last year in November, features a distinctive quad-LCD cube design and comes bundled with three SWAFAN EX12 ARGB fans with swappable reversed fan blades. It also includes an upgraded pump head aimed at improved cooling performance.

Thermaltake also introduced several new fans built around its dual infinity mirror lighting concept. The WF120 EX ARGB fans offer a distinctive look by integrating real wood accents into the frame and the dual-layer infinity mirror hub. It supports magnetic daisy-chaining and motherboard RGB sync. The same lighting design is used across the CT EX INFINITY ARGB, SWAFAN EX INFINITY ARGB, and SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB fans. These models share a 28 mm thick frame, hidden screw pads, and simplified cabling. SWAFAN models retain Thermaltake's swappable fan blade design, while the UNIFY version uses a single-frame structure. On the peripheral side, Thermaltake showed the V75 Max Wireless mechanical keyboard, featuring a CNC aluminium case, rotary knob, gasket-mounted design, tri-mode connectivity, and a 4000 mAh battery. A RETROCRAFT 75 Special Edition in Retro White was also on display, tying into the newly launched Thermaltake retro-themed lineup . More images follow.