UL-Certified AC Infinity MULTIFAN S1: Quiet 80mm USB Fan for Receiver, DVR, Playstation, Xbox, Computer Cabinet Cooling Review

I was looking for a fan to cool my TV streaming box as after a few hours of use it started to heat up and I was afraid it would break down. Based on the good reviews I decided to give it a try and it exceeded my expectations! This is a well made, very quiet fan that blows very hard. I put my TV box on this fan and now it feels cool after running all evening. Not only is it super quiet, but you can connect it to more fans with the optional USB port. It also has a switch to adjust the airflow but

The USB fan is quiet at medium speeds and can be used to cool electronic devices such as routers and home theater equipment. The rubber bumpers on the fan are a plus as the fan can easily be placed over the device openings. The USB port path can be upgraded to provide full USB performance regardless of the first fan speed. Currently, the fan speed switch controls the voltage through the USB port. All daisy chain fans are expected to run at high speeds. Thus, the switch for the first fan…

Although smaller than expected (my mistake, the description was accurate), it has a powerful fan that effectively cools my modem! My modem was constantly overheating and I'm not ready to buy a new modem. So far (although this one is a year old) thought I'd try refrigerating it first. This fan does a great job of cooling the modem when touched. You couldn't even touch the modem in front of the fan. The modem isn't even inside, but with two people working from home I guess we're just using it…

Although smaller than expected (my mistake, the description was accurate), it has a powerful fan that effectively cools my modem! While the modem is new (although it's already a year old), I thought I'd try cooling it down first. This fan does a great job of cooling the modem when touched. You couldn't even touch the modem in front of the fan. Modem not even inside but with two people working from home we're probably using it harder than originally?!? Be that as it may, .; Initially I set the…

My AV rack contains many items. Some people don't need refrigeration, some do. The TabloTV device is notorious for generating heat, and since it records saved TV shows on an external hard drive, both devices need to be cooled. I had a small 110 volt consumer fan shown on the back of one of the pictures. Like many small cheap fans, it started making noise and had to be replaced, which I did. But even at this size, it was louder than I wanted. Decided to give this little fan a shot. Since it is…

I needed active cooling for a Netgate SG-2441 firewall, and by that I mean I need a motorized deterrent for an oversized kitty that has it loves jumping through a small fanless PC case and just means of heat dissipation. The S1 is probably overkill for my particular application, being more than double the SG-2441. I considered returning the S1 when I personally saw how big it was, but seeing the firewall CPU cores drop from 45º to 24º after sucking air out of the case vents for several minutes…