WINSINN Cooling Creality Turbine Brushless Review

The fan on part of my Ender 3 started making noise when it failed so I decided to replace it with one of these. First good news. . It was (basically, see btw, everything worked great. They're not as quiet as, say, Noctua, but they're noticeably quieter than OEM fans. There are a total of four fans in this kit: two axial (partially cooling) fans and two normal fans (which is also a board cooling fan) fans are nowhere near long enough had to splice a long enough cable to wiring from fans which i…

Had my Ender 3 Pro for 1 day, ran through 2 small prints and the fan stopped working. I checked the power supply, everything is fine, so I ordered it because I didn't want to wait for delivery from China. Installation was easy and I connected the cables. The printer has been running at least 8 hours a day for over a week now and the fan is working great and the printer is producing amazing prints for me. This fan is also much quieter than the original. Definitely recommended and always handy to

I had to replace the stock fan due to a very stupid move I made. I couldn't believe how much better the sound got after the replacement. Since there were four in the package, I replaced the fan part and fan along with the circuit board. The big plus is that they come with connectors; However, they have a short wire length so it doesn't reach the hot end. You'll need to splice the wires, but if you have basic wiring skills and some heat shrink, it's a fairly easy task. I highly recommend these…

When I was in the same room as my Ender 3 Pro while printing, I realized how loud the fans are. When my wife asked me to close the door, she told me that I had to do something about it. I read good reviews about these fans and they were very cheap so I bought a set - two regular fans and two blowers. Since I only needed one for the hotend and parts, I used the second fan for the motherboard. These fans are much quieter than standard fans but still produce a high-pitched hum that is noticeable…

In general, I like the fan. My only complaint is that it's thicker than the standard fan. When installed in my Ender 3 v2, the fan blades touch the case and don't spin. You have to cut the fan or case to make it work. Unfortunately, I realized this after cutting and soldering the ends, so no returns for me. I blame Creality for the overly complicated fan case. There is no reason other than ascetics to lean the sides in.

Bought these for my Ender 3 Pro. The cords aren't long enough to reach the boar which I knew before I bought them from reading other reviews so I tried 2 splicing methods and both worked. I have used butt connectors and soldered and both have worked as a result. As for silence, they're not quiet, but I can say they deliver more airflow than stock. This is a great replacement for standard fans.

It comes with two sets of two fans: a jet fan and a main fan. They fit perfectly and work great. They are no louder than standard fans. Some complain that the cables are too short, but that's not a problem for me. I don't want to deal with running cables all the way to the board. So instead I just cut and soldered the new fan's wires to the old one and then just used shrink wrap to seal it. I think this is the easiest. (You can even get a soldered heatsink, so you don't even have to worry about

There are several non-original fans for the blower part, for e3. my e3 has a small lip that has tiny screws attached to it to attach it to the fan case. These fans have it, but others I've bought fit e3 but NOT the bullseye (Thingiverse). I have to return the rest. I keep this! Haven't tried installing them yet but visually they are the right shape to match the bullseye canal. I'm glad I found and tried them. Now I have to return others that don't fit this aftermarket fan.