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these sharp edges it does come with a single 120 millimeter LED fan but it can also support up to a 360 millimetre radiator in the front and up to a 280 millimeter radiator on the top I like that the add of the SSD trays in the back which by the way it can support up to three of them and the hard drive bays underneath but for $100 I honestly expected a PSU shroud I feel like the hundred dollar price tag is a little steep for there on tree-level made tower I personally would have preferred an acrylic side panel with a PSU shroud that cost less but that's just my opinion it's available now in three different colors and I'll drop a link below if you guys want to check it out Corsair also launched a new power supply the ax 1600 I which is the only enthusiast PSC you to use gallium nitride transistors which basically offers better efficiency in a smaller form factor the PSU is a d-plus titanium rated and features complete digital monitoring and control using the corsair link software one thing I like about the PSU is the swappable magnetic stickers on the side and it might not seem like a big deal to most people but it's a really nice mod for those that are trying to go with a certain color scheme in their pc oftentimes the PSU is visible and the color of the side sticker ruins the overall consistent color scheme the PSU currently ships with blue red and white magnetics another thing they changed up is how they package the cables it used to be just tied up in velcro and tossed inside a bag but this time they actually separated each type of cable and labeled it so it's a lot easier to find very nice this power supply will cost you $450 and it's available now as well I think the most noticeable release was their coolers they launched two new RGB liquid coolers the H 150 I Pro and the H 115 I Pro the 150 I Pro is coursers first-ever 360 millimetre radiator and the H 115 I is a 280 millimeter radiator these are also the first quarter hydro series coolers to feature a zero rpm mode so basically the fans will stop spinning when the CPU temps are low for absolute silence one thing I like about both of the coolers are the RGB ring around it which you can customize via the cursor link app cursor has also stated that these new pumps are quieter and offer better cooling than their previous lineup of the hydro series la Spinelli's courser has introduced a new lineup of wireless devices the new k63 wireless mechanical gaming keyboard and the dark or RGB wireless mouse the tan keyless k63 keyboard over here has the Cherry MX red switches and you can connect it via bluetooth 2.4 gigahertz wireless dongle or via wired connection of course are claims that this keyboard has extremely fast 1 millisecond response times via the 2.4 gigahertz connection violife is expected to last up to 75 hours and you can control the blue LED backlit via the courser utility engine unfortunately blue is the only color available and the brighter the colors are on the keyboard the more battery it will drain one of the cool things about the keyboard is that it comes with a 128-bit AES encryption which is nice and it's fairly light which is great if you need to haul this thing around along with the keyboard courser introduced their wireless dark or RGB mouse with a 16,000 dpi optical sensor and with the same one millisecond response time via 2.4 gigahertz connection you can also connect the via bluetooth or a wired connection if you prefer for the most part it's very comfortable to hold and contours my hand nicely however it does feel a little heavier than the other wireless mouse I've used in the past like the G 900 from Logitech for example the mouse features 3 zones that have RGB lighting which can be customized in the Q software and is expected to give you up to 24 hours of battery life the mouse comes in two versions the regular which costs $80 and the dark core are gbesi with built-in Qi wireless charging for $90 both of these are available now as well I would say out of all the new product launches from Corsair I think the one that really shocked me the most was their new qi wireless mouse pad the MM 1000 so get this guys you can charge your dark core RGB s emails by simply placing it on the top right corner of the mousepad where the logo is you no longer have to look for cables and plug in your mouse anymore because Corsair has made your life a lot easier and you can even charge your smartphone if it has wireless charging support as you guys can see I'm actually charging my iPhone 10 with a wallet case on so that's pretty freaking cool now let's say you have a device that isn't compatible with wireless charging well you guys don't have to worry about that because courser includes a charging adapter that lets you attach any device you have in order to make it compatible with the Qi charger by default that has the microUSB tip but you can also attach a USB type-c along with a lightning tip to charge your iPhone and I pretty much wraps up the video let me know which of these products you guys are most excited about from courser and leave your comments down below as always make sure you subscribe for more CES coverage coming up very soon is that from tech source and I'll see you guys in the next one