🌈 upHere 5V 6-Pack 120mm Silent PWM RGB Fans with Motherboard Sync, Addressable Control & Color Customization - T7SYC7-6 Review

I've used these fans in several builds over the past year or so and can't think of a cheaper aRGB fan kit. They cost $46 at the time of writing, and for that you get 6 5V aRGB PWM fans along with a controller hub that controls up to 7 fans and no proprietary header like almost all branded RGB -Fan series used. You can use the included button to toggle presets, or just plug it into your motherboard's 5V header without special adapters (I'm looking at you, Corsair, Deepcool, and Thermaltake)…

The fans seem to be working quite well, but the picture quality is poor. One of the fan frames (left) was broken before it left the box. The right one had the same part slightly bent and snapped off when I tried to tighten the mounting screw. Also, despite being connected to the same ARGB header on the Asus x570 TUF gaming mobile device to which I had the only motherboard controlled fan connected, the UpHere hub is not recognized and only one green LED is lit on each fan. 1/3 of the fans are…

I ordered these fans after watching a few YouTube videos and reading a few reviews. For this price I didn't expect much. Package Contents: Chassis: NZXT H440 Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair VII CPU: AMD R5 3600X CPU Cooler: Arctic Freezer 34 E-Sports DUOGPU: EVGA GTX 1070 SC After installing it, I have to say I'm impressed. The setup process was pretty easy. You install the fans, run the cables (5V ARGB, 12V PWM) to the included hub, connect the PWM and ARGB to the motherboard headers, and run…

I have used these fans in over 50 builds and they are fantastic! I build and sell gaming PCs alongside my main job as an IT admin and was fed up with using 3+ $100+ fan kits from Corsair, Thermaltake etc. So I wanted to find an alternative that was not only cheaper but the quality was comparable! After trying some cheap fan kits I settled on UpHere branded ARGB fan kits which come in a 5 or 6 fan kit with controller, mounting hardware, velcro straps etc. These fans have really decent airflow…

I had to watch a YouTube video because I was skeptical, it included six Argb fans AND one Argb+ fan power splitter. Powered by SATA (NOT Fat Molex) for the price of four (Cooler Master, Thermaltake, etc.) fans. The lighting is perfectly diffused and set up is simple. The power and RGB cables are long enough to wrap around the edge/behind the case. The controller has a mode selection button bar that I was able to wire to the case reset switch to easily change color and put it into argb mode…

Well, first off, these fans look and work well, all things considered, including the price. However, they are not regulated in any way. It says they are controlled via mobo, but no matter how hard I tried, they are not configurable at all. They are also not recognized by third-party software like Speedfan or MSI Command Center. To me, pwm to advertise and not allow control is fully false advertising. But if you're just looking for a basic fan setting for standard airflow, then it's not too bad.