@kaytaro: there are no plans for a new flow meter. The current version is working fine and provides very accurate measurements according to reviews when compared to other flow sensors.

@Atragon: the IR-Booster is not available yet. It will follow a bit later. This device can only transmit since the aquaero is already able to receive IR signals. If you have a look on the backside of the aquaero you will see a small plug reading IR-LED. That plug is for the IR-Booster.

@churchy: we already had that idea. It is nice, sounds simple but is hard to implement. The problem is the internal structure how the fans are being controlled. We have it on our list but at the moment I can not tell if it will be possible and if so when it will be available.

@barfastic: the display is only available in black/white and won't be available in any other colors. Since it is a custom made display you won't be able to find this display in other colors anywhere else. Changing the color is possible but very VERY difficult. You would have to disassemble almost the whole display and don't expect to see normal LEDs here. It is a very special construction and the LEDs are some kind of integrated to a layer. Or let's say it in other words: if you try to change them it is very likely that you wreck the display

If you order an aquaero XT you already have the most stuff. To use the pump with the aquaero you also need the waterblock. A 3-pin plug for the relais and one or two 2-pin plugs for the PWM outputs are maybe interesting. If you want to use a second flow meter you can use fan channel 1 for it. Of course then you have only three channels left for other stuff. One for the pump and two for fans or whatever. Any 5 V VDD, open collector flow sensor can be used. Of course you also need a connection cable for them.

@jcrouse: you would need the following parts:

1x aquaero XT/PRO/LT
2x flow sensor
2x connection cable for flow sensor
1x poweradjust 2
1x powerconnect ATX adapter*
1x 3-pin relay plug*

*not necessary if you let the aquaero shutdown the system via its USB keyboard interface - of course this only works when Windows is running and you have set the shutdown action.

Four temperature sensors already come with the aquaero. Temperatures like CPU, GPU etc. can be integrated as software sensor via the Open Hardware Monitor tool.

Pressure can not be measured with the aquaero.

@Johnny87au: I would never trust the rating from the manufacturer. We have seen fans that draw three times more power than rated by the producer...

@Amuro: yes, that should work.