💨 upHere 120mm 3-Pin Blue LED High Airflow Case Fan 3-Pack, for PC Cases, CPU Coolers, and Radiators - Long Life, SR12-BE3-3-US Review

Not a bad fan. Bought 6 and 1 of 6 RPM is uncontrollable so it's either full speed or off. I haven't found a way to contact the company to replace it so I am. Choose your direction carefully and double the rubber pads on one side. Makes them a lot quieter.

Very good for the price. They look neat and work well. Only the screws are very poorly made, were very difficult to screw in and constantly tore off. Because of the pain and suffering they caused I am rating it 3 stars. Although, apart from the screws, the fans were good.

I have more expensive fans that almost breathe when going from dark to light, but these fans always stay light. I end up with this old molex connector cut off and plugged the 3-pin connector into a fan hub. They work great and are quiet. And at this price of about $4 per fan after tax, you can't beat it.

Pros - Fairly quiet on all levels - Includes (user-installed) rubber feet and required screws Cons - Doesn't quite live up to advertised speed. My motherboard reports 1450 RMP, not 1600. Some assembly required. As mentioned above, you need to install silencers.

Fans do exactly what you want them to and look great. They can be connected to either a 3-pin or Molex connector, and the mountain screws come with rubber grommets to dampen vibration. In terms of quality, they're well made and packaged, which is unusual for fans in this price range. .Good item and worth every penny. Would definitely buy again.

The lighting is very bright. A bit disappointed with the power supply. When I bought them, I was looking for case fans with 4-pin headers, meaning I wanted to connect them to the motherboard's case fan pins. "These" 4-pin connectors come from the power supply, the ones on the mainboard were only 3-pin, they cannot be used. Other than that, great fans if you don't mind running another cable from your PSU.

I bought a basic black and white PWM package of 3 pieces. My main requirement for vibration dampers. They're too thin to be effective (unless you put all the pads on one side of the fan like I did). In fact, these are thick rubber stickers that need to be peeled off with a stick. Not critical, but thicker padding material would make a big difference, even if it was just 1-2mm thicker. I don't know if they match the advertised speed or flow rate, but they sound pretty fast at full speed and they

Can be connected to either a 3 pin connector or the Molex I use. do not match, this can be done intentionally as a ripple effect. (As far as I understand you can't control this via Molex, although that may be incorrect.) Buy it, it's worth it.