🌀 upHere 120mm White ARGB PWM 4PIN Case Fan - 5 Pack, Long Life Hydraulic Bearing, Motherboard Sync, 16.8 Million Colors Addressable LEDs, 5V, NT1207-5 Review

I installed three of these on my water cooled unit in white and red! They look great if you like randomly iridescent colors and dual fans hot enough not to be touched after 5 minutes! and noise! MY GOD! The noise is like a disgusting Ricer car, and even on silent mode in Qfan these things are annoying! Garbage, garbage, garbage! Update! I tried to replace 2 bad fans and one of them is bad so I only got 2 out of 5 fans to work. and I don't trust them with my car! Stay away from!

I was looking for white compartments to assemble. Best ARGB. They looked decent and met all the requirements. I bought them thinking maybe, just maybe they were halfway decent. As soon as they arrived I popped one into my motherboard. OK, they look good! The LEDs were quite bright and colorful. They moved enough air without making too much noise (my fan speed was set at about 50%). I proceeded to take my pc apart to install all 5 and the controller. I decided to use the controller only for aRGB

Great fans. They're a bit noisy out of the box, but that's because they spin at high RPMs by default. I set them to Silent Mode on the mainboard and they run much quieter, but still let a lot of air through. I first bought these fans because of the price. I wanted to compare them to Coolermaster's similar looking Argb sickle flow fans. Side by side, these upHere fans move more air at the same noise level as Coolermaster fans. These fans can also spin faster than Coolermaster fans, allowing them

The product was delivered without screws to fix the fans in the case. So it sucks. In addition, at 100% performance, the fans mounted on the top of the case, which blow air from above, are very loud and almost make a squeaking noise. The ones mounted on the front of the case don't, so I guess it's only the case if they're oriented that way. Other than that, they have a number of different modes, or you can plug them into the motherboard. Be careful when connecting the reset switch from the case

Like some others I thought I would give these fans a chance and that maybe someone just got a bad batch and now I regret it. They have addressable LEDs, I went with white bezels and they push a lot of air through, but that's about it. All ten of my fans rattle when they're running above 50% and at worst when they're placed blowing air upwards like they're about to just fall apart and explode everywhere. I should have heeded other reviews' warnings to stay away from this junk and spend a few…