🌈 Mega Connectors 3-Pin Addressable RGB (ARGB) Splitter Cable - 50cm with Male Pins (F04-04ARGB-50) Review

I preferred this cable to cables with fixed pins as others require caps to protect the pins. With this cable, you just insert pins into the wires you want to use and you're done. All well synced, no complaints.

My cell phone only had one d-rgb slot. I was able to daisy chain all the EKWB fans but the AIO didn't have a daisy chain header so I ordered one of those pigtails and it installed in 30 seconds and everything was fine. All RGB fans are now controlled with Aura Sync.

Connected to my Mb and connected to my RGB fan hub, RGB strips and my case synced via Mystic Light. Sockets have raised edges around the edges to allow male adapters to fit snugly into the plug. The pins are a bit shorter than my MB's, so when connecting other cables to them I just used a piece of black electrical tape to make sure they were secure. Two other connections are open for future additions. Very important.

I have 2 AORUS motherboard ARBG headers and 7 case fans, one ARGB AIO pump and one ARGB heatsink fan, for a total of 9 headers. I needed more than 2 titles and I took one and split it up. I only needed 1 of the 4 extra connectors as most of the fans were connected in series to another ARGB header on the motherboard. The rest I had left went to the splitter and everything synced up and works great!

I have three ARGB fans on my motherboard and only two headers. I figured it would be better than buying a 2-way splitter or an expensive fan hub and would give me room for more fans in the future. Not correct. I plug in three fans and the lights go out. Connect two fans and only one works, the other is green and I can no longer change it with AURA Sync. I just bought a brick and mortar Coolermaster hub to get my ARGB working again.

Installed 2 of these, one on my wife's computer and one on my own. They both worked. I removed one of mine because my friend needed it for a new build and he only had a 5V ARGB header on his motherboard. During testing, we found an issue with the ARGB software controls. After about an hour of troubleshooting I decided to wiggle the connectors at random for this splitter and here we are at the root of the problem. They seem to work great if you don't need to use the connectors that come with…