🔩 Magic&shell 16pcs 67mm Rubber Fan Mounting Screws: Reduce PC Case Noise with Anti-Vibration Design Review

They work, but they are not intended to replace screws for threaded holes in the case. The internal threaded holes are much smaller than the holes that typically cut through the outside of the case (e.g. for the power supply, case cover, etc.). They will still work, but it takes a lot of skill, patience, and a little ingenuity. Since the threaded holes are much smaller, you'll need to take a pair of sharp scissors and shave off the tip of the "rubber screw" completely. Due to the way they are…

The listing says a pack of 16 but when I received it there were only 10 in the pack. Luckily I only needed 8 but the missing 6 loses a few stars. Functionally they work very well and stretch a bit, I expect them to hold up pretty well (hold 2 fans on the computer case).

Bought for a 20mm fan and didn't quite fit. I bought some 1/2" rubber washers from Lowe's in the plumbing department and attached them to the back of the fan so they fit perfectly. Initially I tried using mounting screws with rubber washers and the vibrating noise made me pull my hair out. With this installation I finally have peace of mind!

I bought this on the recommendation of a friend and when I saw it came with 16 I was excited. I had 3 fans that were noisy and I bought this to fix it but when it showed up I only got 10 out of 16. It was a bit annoying as I wouldn't have enough for all 3 fans so did I installed two of this stuff to see how good it is and it seems like these two don't make that much noise. When installing an element, the rubber element broke in half because I pulled on them harder than I should have, but they…

I will never install vertical fans with screws ever again. It's stupidly easy to install and stupidly easy to remove (all without tools). I put it on an exhaust fan and it took maybe less than a minute to install. I'm giving these 4 stars instead of 5 because I wanted to use them for 3 horizontal 140mm fans, but I just couldn't trust them after installing them. They probably work great with horizontal fans, but I just couldn't trust them in my setup. After installation, they are not tight, but…

I use these and a shorter rubber fan bracket in my PCs. The great thing about them is that they are flat on one side so they sit flush with the PC case. This allows you to use the dust filter as shown in the pictures. With the shorter version, the dust filter is pushed outwards, which I wanted to avoid. I use them with fans on the top and bottom of my PC case and they work well. The only small issue is that they are a bit weaker due to the small head and you can pull them out of the case pretty