For our tests, we got the Gelid Liquid 120 AIO Cooler, which can be found at ~68.77 Euro at Amazon.de. The package is solid and includes a good design with all the needed logos and specifications. The product comes with 5 years of warranty.

The product is nicely packaged and protected from shipping.

All other components are included in a white box. The product supports Intel (2066, 2011, 1366, 17xx, 115X) and AMD sockets (AM4/AM5). There are many different components each in its own labeled plastic bag.

There are many contents included for installing this product and are placed in one plastic bag. We would like for Arctic to separate or include a better indication of which screws are for which platform (Intel/AMD)

In the retail package, you will find also the Gelid GC-4 thermal paste that is supposed to give you the best possible performance. The included 120mm fan has the GELID logo and includes also ARGB. It has a 4-pin PWM header while the ARGB header its a 3-pin design.

The radiator has 120 x 154 x 27mm dimensions, is made out of Aluminium, and supports up to max. 150-watt TDP processors.

There are two FEP-sleeved tubes pre-installed for the radiator. Note that there isn't any hole to fill up the radiator.

The product has a rather big pump with a copper base and two FEP-sleeved tubes that can be rotated for easier installation in your case.

There are two cables from the pump, 3-pin power and 3-pin ARGB for installation with your motherboard. At the top of the pump, there is a mirror effect that is very cool to look at. Lastly, there is also a small display that showcases temperature, however, we couldn't exactly understand which temperature is displayed and if you can change this (probably not).

The ARGB effect is very nice to look at and the mirror effect is as well. Below are more pictures of this.