Review on Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 V2 Blue LED Square Frame Fan, Air Balanced Curve Blade, Sealed Bearing, PWM Control for Computer Case & Liquid Radiator by Larry Daniels

**EDIT** Return to 5 stars. I had a pair that had some issues with the LED lighting tint, but the extras I bought were again the same. They run daily on my main PC and still run bright and quiet. I keep coming back for more. I was introduced to SickleFlow v2 fans when I bought their 2240mm AIO version, also recently released. The fans are very quiet and the RGB is nice and bright. I wasn't planning on doing the whole case with them but I was so impressed that I bought 4 more to replace the air intakes and the rear GPU heatsink fan. $14 for a fan. I'm very impressed! I even bought an extra one to keep on the shelf. Why not for this price? They're very quiet and even at 1800 RPM they'll certainly make some noise, but it's not obnoxious like the EVGA fans I just removed. These wow are better. They also have rubber on the corners where you screw them in to eliminate vibration. The RGB fan headers are also set up so you can daisy chain them if they're in close proximity and then connect an RGB to your header on the MB or controller. Nice gesture! The cables are also braided. They don't look, feel, or perform like $14 fans. I will include them in my future builds! As you can see I only have good things to say. I will come back if I have any issues with them with prolonged use. It's the Cooler Master NR400 with ODD. Guess I'm Team Cooler Master now. I wasn't planning on doing this, but you can't beat the quality for their prices.