3 Pack RGB Case Fans, 120mm Ultra-Quiet RGB Chassis Cooling Fans, Equiped with Remote Control Hub, 5V ARGB Sync, Speed Adjustable Colorful Cooler, High-Performance Chassis Computer Fan for PC Case

The fans are pretty neat so far 3 weeks in. So I purchased the SATA connector version (and not the 4-PIN) of this product which basically has the fans connect to their 6-pin proprietary RGB Hub which is connected to the PSU via SATA power connector. The hub has a total of 10 proprietary slots for a total of 10 fans. The fans are controlled by the remote controller. You can control the speed, lighting, and brightness with the controller. One thing to note is the sound is not too loud on the highest speed.The hub has the capacity to connect 2 additional 4-PIN cables (i.e 4-PIN RGB LED strips) as well.The only issue I have with it is I can't seem to figure out how to control the speed of the lighting, even with the manual assistance, since the translation is not the best. Overall, no issues so far.

I like them! Gotta be a computer engineer (I am one) to completely take computer case apart to install them but after installation is complete I’m happy. Comes with all the things you need for installation. Looks VERY nice. BTW, I’m also adding 5V ARGB light strips to the inside of case; will use MSI Mystic Light to power them.

Bought this product for a great price. Am extremely happy with the performance. It's super silent and pushes a lot of air to keep the case nice and cool. The LEDs are also extremely bright and high quality.

These are kind of like the coolmoon stuff. Light up rgb control box, 6 pin jst. I like that they are thoughtful enough to use a SATA type power plug, really annoying to still see products with molex being used. The fans offer a very generous assortment of effects that sync up well with the controller board itself if you choose to place it in a spot where it is seen rather then hidden inside the case. Guess you need to be creative since this will typically also expose all those wires from each 6pin jst fan attached, but a creative person can make it work. But anyways, no fan speed control, no pwm seems to always be the main disadvantage to the 6 pin jst type rgb offerings that you'll encounter, and myself personally I usually end up throwing away the stock controllers from alot of these kits and using my favorite brand of controller that syncs very easily to most any motherboard's RGB control. I guess I'll give them credit for giving an OK looking controller, but for features, it is lacking. Even though there is no fan control, the fans themselves, are not to loud at all which kind of surprised me. I guess honestly, what I would have liked to have seen here, is an option for motherboard RGB sync, and a fan hi/low setting. I realize PWM is pushing it when it comes to this RGB format, but better overall light control is a better option to give the customer then a control board that also lights up. Hope this helps.

For the price they are great. Very quiet and easy to install. Remote leaves a bit to be desired and air flow is minimal. They do look great and compliment a budget/quiet build.

Awesome fans! amazing RGB. Pros: Inexpensive price, amazing RGB, good performance, easy installation. Cons: Nothing

Very quiet cool fans, pc hasn’t been heating up for a while with them in.

Really can't complain. Great performing and very quiet fans. Would totally buy again!

I assume the quality may be not perfectly consistent, but the price is also low.Maybe I was lucky and did not have any issue with them.Long story short: bought 2 packs of them, been using for 5 months. Look great (see pic). Airflow and noise is at par with Corsair SP120 RGB PRO. Had then on my table tested face to face. @1250 RPM the Coolman even 1 dBA less that SP120. Replaced them only because I am going with Corsair ecosystem. Also they sounded noisy but only until I compared them with SP120. At full speed, 6 fans case - you get 39-40 dBA @ 1m, but you get exactly the same with SP120... Only downside - control via remote, which is not so bad for the price

I'm currently working on a PC rebuild for which I've bought a ton of parts and am fitting them as and when i can whilst waiting for my new graphics card. What i had noticed was that although i had all the cooling i needed with my AIO + internal fans, i still had a few extra fan slots going to waste.I then had a conundrum...leave the to waste or fill them up with something that looks excessively wonderful, i obviously went with the latterI was actually really surprised when they arrived, they have a really nice build quality to them, not a flimsy fan, and the sound when running is actually quiet enough that they don't make a difference to my current setup whether they are on or off. We'll have to see what happens once all the parts are in.Overall it looks cool and actually is cool, so i'm happy with it

Look good, run silent. A little cheaply made but work well. Time will tell.Works separately from your mobo headers via remote. Can turn fans up and down or off with the remote, change colors. Doesn't sync to mobo plugged fans so solid colors only if you want to to sync.Plugs directly to your PSU with a 4 pin molex connector. Turns off and on with PC.

Great set of RGB fans. The controller uses a 4 pin molex connector so it’s it can be used with virtually any setup; comes with some 3m adhesive to stick it where you like which comes in handy.If your worried about noise level, don’t be, the included remote allows you to change the speed of the fans so you can make it quieter if you would like to.All-in-all these fans do what they are intended to do and for the price you can’t go wrong.

Great for the price. Reason why I gave 4 stars is that one of the fans leds only half work ( half the ring lights up) But fan good. Easy to install