At CES 2026, TCOMAS presented its JF series of cases, including the JF300 and JF500 SKUs. Both mid-tower models boast integrated IPS displays and are crafted with high-quality materials such as ABS, steel, and tempered glass, available in either white or black finishes. The 54.3L JF300 chassis, measuring 448.5 x 295 x 475.9 mm, includes a vertical 9.2-inch screen with 1920x462 resolution and supports ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards with reverse insertion, graphics cards up to 420 mm, and CPU coolers up to 175 mm. The case has been designed with openness in mind so it can showcase internal componentry in the best way possible. There are configurations which can include up to six 120 mm fans, so the airflow is more than adequate inside the system.

TCOMAS showcased at CES two very different AIO CPU cooler designs oriented for users on opposite ends of the aesthetics spectrum. The WG900 series is built for LCD enthusiasts, while the WA300 offers a display-free, compact pump-block design. First, we have the WG900 / WG900 Pro coolers featuring a cube-style pump block with three integrated 3.95-inch square LCD screens. The detachable display module connects to the pump block via USB Type-C port. The cooler uses an X6M-P pump rated at 22 dBA and 9.6 W, paired with a 397 x 119.2 x 29.2 mm aluminium radiator and 400 mm braided rubber tubing. Cooling is handled by three 120 mm fans spinning from 650 to 3200 RPM, delivering up to 115.3 CFM airflow and 7.48 mmAq static pressure, with noise levels reaching up to 41 dBA. The WG900 is offered in both black and white.

The TCOMAS WA300 takes a simpler route, dropping LCDs entirely in favor of a pump-block design that resembles a miniature desktop PC. It uses the same X6M pump platform (22 dBA, 9.6 W) and an identical 397 mm aluminium radiator with 400 mm braided tubing. Cooling is provided by three 120 mm DA100 fans running at up to 2500 RPM, pushing up to 81.8 CFM with 3.2 mmAq static pressure and a maximum noise level of 35 dBA. Like the WG900, the WA300 is available in black and white.More images follow.

TCOMAS at the 2026 International CES presented its latest CPU coolers designed through 2025, which are either launched recently, or are slated for launch soon in 2026. We begin our tour with the WZ800 PRO all-in-one liquid CPU cooler. This cooler features a pump-block with a curved 6.67-inch true-color IPS display that's attached to an aluminium unibody frame. You can rotate the display portion of the pump-block to your liking, so the edge doesn't get in the way of coolant tubing. The screen can also be completely detached. Its radiator is 29 mm thick, and TCOMAS includes a set of 120 mm fans which feature daisy-chained magnetic interlocks that reduce cable clutter in your build. The fans each has an overdrive mode that can push up to 111 CFM of airflow, thanks to its top speed of 3200 RPM (+ 320 RPM). The pump can turn between 1500 and 3200 RPM.

The TCOMAS WG900 PRO is a different take on pump-block mounted displays. It comes with three 3.95-inch square screens that form part of the inner faces of a cube. The rest of the cooler's specs, including those of the fans, are identical to those of the WG800 PRO. For both coolers, the display attaches to the pump-block via a pair of USB type-C connections, where the ports provide both power and host connectivity. The TCOMAS LX800 PRO comes with two user-replaceable attachments on top of the pump-block. The first one is a round true-color display, the second one is a 60 mm fan that provides ventilation around the CPU socket area. The display attachment has two screens, the main round color screen, and a smaller LED segment display along the side that puts out coolant temperature and pump-speed reading.