Review on 🌈 upHere 5V 6-Pack 120mm Silent PWM RGB Fans with Motherboard Sync, Addressable Control & Color Customization - T7SYC7-6 by Deonte Bates

I have used these fans in over 50 builds and they are fantastic! I build and sell gaming PCs alongside my main job as an IT admin and was fed up with using 3+ $100+ fan kits from Corsair, Thermaltake etc. So I wanted to find an alternative that was not only cheaper but the quality was comparable! After trying some cheap fan kits I settled on UpHere branded ARGB fan kits which come in a 5 or 6 fan kit with controller, mounting hardware, velcro straps etc. These fans have really decent airflow, excellent The color is very bright and looks amazing! For less than $50, you get 6 fans, a controller, 24 screws and 6 velcro straps. The build quality is surprisingly very good! They don't look like those flimsy cheap fans, they feel heavy and thick like premium Corsair and Thermaltake fans! I also replaced ALL 10 Corsair fans in my personal rig with these UpHere fans and overall they are brighter AND my temps are exactly the same! Not a degree difference in temperature! So for those of you wondering if they will perform the same as an expensive premium fan, yes they do! Well, at least in my personal experience, they've worked amazingly! It also reduces the overall cost of assembling the systems I build and sell! Now remember that if you want to control the fans with the motherboard software, you must have a 5V 3-pin RGB header on the motherboard since they are 5V fans! I've seen reviews of people getting angry because they didn't work with their 12V connector on their motherboard, even though the product listing clearly says they're 5V! So don't fret over your own ignorance and stupidity! BUT! For those of you who only have a 12v socket on your mobile phone and want to use these fan kits, there is a solution! You can just use a 5v to 12v converter! For example: https://www.amazon.com/EZDIY-FAB-Converter-Transfer-Splitter-Motherboard/dp/B082KJH2T3/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=5v+argb+to+12v+rgb&qid=1605816174&s=electronics&sr = 1-4 OR if you just want to use the remote to change the lights you can get this: https://www.amazon.com/LEDdess-Rainbow-Controller-Strip-Remote/dp/B07JZCNPNV/ref= sr_1_11? dchild=1&keywords=5v+argb+to+12v+rgb&qid=1605816174&s=electronics&sr=1-11 OR just use the built in button which can be linked to the reset button on the front panel or use the included button controller. Either way, there are many different ways to integrate fans into your system environment! Never again will I spend over $200 on ARGB fans! I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a great RGB fan kit!