I might be late for this review of the be quiet! Light Loop 240 AIO Cooler. But I won’t miss my chance to review this one.

With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at this AIO Cooler and see how it performs compared to other AIO Coolers I tested.

Specifications

Model	Light Loop 240mm
Radiator	277 x 120 x 52
Fan	Fan: Light Wings LX 120mm PWM high-speed Fan dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm Speed at 100% PWM: 2100rpm Airflow at 100% PWM / 12V: 61.8 CFM / 105.1 m3/h
Tubing	Length: 400mm
Compatibility	AMD: AM5 / AM4 Intel: 1851 / 1700 / 1200 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155
Cold Plate Material	Copper

Closer Look

The be quiet! Light Loop 240 comes in its recognizable packaging with images of the AIO and its pump, featuring a black box and white text.

There’s nothing special for its unboxing as it is like other brands with just a simple packaging.

Inside, you will find the accessories in the ziplock plastic, such as the Intel backplate, screws, standoffs, Intel and AMD brackets, extra thermal grease, and cable ties. The two Light Wings LX 120 fans, the extra coolant, the fan hub, and some documentation and the user’s manual are also included.

Lastly, the be quiet! Light Loop 240 AIO Cooler itself.

The top part of the waterblock has a translucent gray plastic with a fins like design and on top of it is the be quiet! logo. This will act as the light diffuser of the water block.

The overall body of the waterblock is made from plastic.

The cold plate of the Light Loop 240 is made from copper with a nickel finish to prevent corrosion.

The pump is controlled by the 4-pin pump connector, and the ARGB lighting is controlled by the 3-pin ARGB connector that should be connected to your motherboard headers.

The radiator is your typical aluminum radiator with no screw protectors and has a cross-flow design on the fins.

Design wise, it is just a rectangular block with some diagonal lines on the sides to add a little bit of flair. This radiator is also refillable to extend its life.

The tube is your typical rubber tubes with sleeves.

The fans are the Light Wings LX Fans. The fan blades are like diffusers to spread the RGB lighting from the center of the fan and flow throughout the fan blades. be quiet! claimed these fans are utilized to have high airflow but low noise.

The fans can be controlled using the 4-pin fan connector for speed and the 3-pin ARGB connector for lighting.

This AIO also provides an ARGB fan hub to make connections much easier, which is powered by a SATA cable.

Benchmarks

For benchmarking, I will use Cinebench 2024. To get the data, I will use HWiNFO64.

Here are the specs of the components I will use for testing.

Specifications:
ASRock Z790 PG NOVA
Intel i5 13600KF
PNY GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER OC VERTO
Kingston NV2 M.2 SSD (1TB)
Kingston Fury Renegade DDR5 RGB (48GB) 7200 MT/s
FSP VITA GM 850W
Thermaltake CORE P3 TG PRO

Results

Conclusion

The be quiet! Light Loop 240 steps in as one of the brand’s more stylish AIO options, and right out of the box, you can already tell it’s built well. The overall design feels premium without being overly loud, and everything has that clean, refined look be quiet! is known for.

Let’s talk about the RGB. It’s dazzling, no question about that. The lighting easily stands out compared to their more understated coolers. Depending on the consumer, that can either be a major plus or something they’d tone down. But visually, it’s definitely one of the prettier AIOs in their lineup.

One interesting thing here is the refill port. Not a lot of AIOs today allow you to top up the coolant if evaporation happens over time. It’s a small detail but something DIY-minded users might appreciate, especially for long-term maintenance.

Performance-wise, it holds its ground really well. In my testing, the Light Loop 240 performs right alongside the other AIOs I’ve used recently. Thermal control stays consistent, and there were no surprises, just solid, reliable cooling.

Installation is also very straightforward. No awkward fittings, no unnecessary steps. It’s the kind of hassle-free setup you want from a cooler in this tier.

Price-wise, it does sit a little higher than its sibling, the Pure Loop 2 240. But the extra cost really goes into aesthetics and refinement. If you want something that looks better on your build without sacrificing performance, that premium makes sense.

And of course, noise levels are exactly what you’d expect from be quiet!. The fans deliver great airflow with a sound profile that matches the brand’s whole identity, controlled, smooth, and never distracting.

Overall, the be quiet! Light Loop 240 is a well-rounded AIO that leans into style without forgetting the fundamentals: performance, build quality, and low noise. It’s a prettier, more expressive option from the brand while still behaving like a proper be quiet! cooler should. If you’re after cooling with sparkle but still want that signature silence, this AIO is an easy one to consider.

You can get the be quiet! Light Loop 240 AIO Cooler for around $99.90 or P5,890.00 pesos at your nearest be quiet! affiliated Online and Physical Stores.

With that, the be quiet! Light Loop 240 AIO Cooler receives the Recommended award.