Review on 🌀 Apevia TL42-RGB Twilight 120mm Silent Dual-Ring Addressable RGB Color Changing LED Fan: Remote Control, Anti-Vibration Rubber Pads, Magnetic LED Strips (4+2-pk) by Jon Ford

The kit I bought contained a 120mm Twilight RGB fan and 2 light bars. Fan = $5. The price of this kit is very reasonable for what you get. High airflow (low static pressure) fans are equipped with bright LEDs. The control unit has 6 fan inputs and 2 light strips. The connectors are a proprietary six-pin single connector between the fans and the controller. I would prefer a generic design so you can mix brands, but you have to mix the bad with the good. At least you can mix and match fans in their lineup, I easily run both Spetra and Twilight fans from the same control box. The wire length on each fan is good, but I had to center the control box so the wires from the front, rear, top, and bottom fans or lights could reach the control box. The additional 6" of cable length would have allowed for better placement of the control box in the case as you cannot use extension cables due to the brand specific connectors. With my b360 mobile device I am very limited with fan and RGB headers so having a control box to run 6 fans on one mobo output was a great solution for my situation. Overall, I'm very happy to have an air-cooled system that never gets above 60 degrees when playing modern AAA games.