Thats great news. They are not "top tier" but for what most people see them or consider them they actually deliver some very decent quality. Especially in the price/performance are they are by far ahead of the game compared to our "local" stuff in Europe.
Don't get me wrong, I'm always all in for supporting local companies.... but even that has limits. The same way I'd always buy tech and clothing locally that only applies until we're talking about >25% higher prices (e.g. if a car part costs me 50€ in the shop around the corner I'd still buy it over a 35-40€ online part..... but not if exactly the same one is online for 25€ compared to 50€ locally)
The same applies here.... there are some great companies in Europe producing watercooling hardware, but the prices are sometimes.... a bit over the top compared to material costs / employee costs / development costs (I get how those are calculated and integrated into pricing in general, I have a business education and background but it has limits to how much those are accepted as a price driving point vs "we put our name on it so it has to cost more" --- see Corsair/Razer as an example or nearly 90% of "standard gaming chairs" which are, except the logo and maybe the color choice as a base model exactly the same no matter if you pay 100€ or 500€ for it compared to only a few which actually have distinguishing elements and reasons to cost more )
So I'm always glad if options which are more affordable for the masses also get some love and testing instead only "the selected few" (dirty dozen of big brand companies)