Antec Addressable RGB Fans, 120mm Case Fan, ARGB PC Fans, Infinity Series 3 Packs

The first impressions weren't good, no instructions at all lead me to YouTube and common sense to install. For the inexperienced it could be intimidatingly hard for something that is quite simple on the surface.In the box came the fans and a controller (build quality of that is questionable, has to fix a connector that pulled out from the controller too easily when removing a cable) that supports up to 6 fans from one 5v argb header. In my current case it works nicely but in my older case it was a mess. Note the before and after when I changed to the new case, in the old the wires and controller were an issue with cable management. Now I can hide it all at the back of the case along with a separate fan controller I've got for the new build.The fans seem fine functionally, they do what they need to do and I hope they are fit to use in the summer as I don't want to go back to 140mm plain fans. I've got too much taste for the lighting now! So far they are cooling as well as they need to be but I expect compromise when they're cheap for what they are.I have mine set to a static colour to highlight the build internals but it's nice to stick on music mode in the Armoury Crate software using Aura to offer a light show that goes to the music. Not something I could handle being on all the time but it's nice to relive the old days of trance clubs haha.I wouldn't expect too much from them for their price, I'd see them more as RGB lights with fans and not the other way round. Time might prove me wrong though, so far temps are ideal in my system, but when things get warmer we'll see the potential. By then if the fans are still going and the leds still work then it's passed half of my test already. Fingers crossed!

Initially these look like solid fans, however appearances can be deceptive.On inspection the Fan controller cables wired incorrectly rendering the controller useless and a potential fire risk/damage to motherboard.The Installation screws were missing on one unit.My delivery looked like it had been delivered to somebody else already and returned. I say this as the wire securing wraps had already been taken off by someone.Lastly, these fans aren't even on the Antec website which leads me to question whether they are even a genuine product.I can't say how they run as I didn't give them chance. To many suspicions raised so returned to Amazon.If you are going to buy these, proceed with caution.Lastly, it doesn't matter what price you pay, the same product turns up.

Like everyone else, I was very cautious of these fans as they were so cheap (For me £40, but next day they dropped to £30 annoyingly.....).These fans were very easy to fit, even for someone new to the whole scene. My case had 7 spare slots and they fit perfectly into the top tray taking 3 fans. The controller was easy to fit (I used some double sided tape to attach it to a panel in my case). The Mystic Lights on my Mobo made it easy to set the RGB although this can easily be done on the controller that comes with the fans.When I fitted them there was a lot of noise where the fans were clipping the case. I highly doubt this was to do with the fans, if anything, more to my rather daft fitting technique.They are quiet, easy to fit, keep the PC cool and looks great. Nothing more to say other than; BUY THESE!

The media could not be loaded.  These fans (3 pack) arrived with everything I needed to connect them to my Aura synch Asus B450-f gaming II motherboard. They seem to perform well and are reasonably quiet, but not silent by any means. The centre of the fans are mirrored which creates a cool "infinity" effect. Overall I'm very happy with my purchase and bought another set to complete my setup.

Added to a new PC build and they are really good. Quiet, powerful and well built.The 4k mirror bit, is a bit of a marketing ploy, they just have some shiny circle in the middle, and with the fan spin mine are all a bit wonky!The RGB is good, easily controlled by the software of your choosing, in my case the Asus Aurora for my motherboard.All in all a good fan, a lot cheaper than some of the others, but in my mind just as good.

at first is was all good fans produce nice RGB, they're pretty noisy but they keep the PC cool. BUT unfortunately there product life span barely lasted a month I ordered early February and on the 18th February on they just failed the fan just doesnt spin at all. I have them wired up into the fan controller and it just doesnt simply work. I tried to plug the fan header on its own directly onto a working SYS Fan header and still no luck (yes this fan header is a working fan header as i tested it on a working fan) tried it on a different PC still no luck.The fan simply died in less than two weeks.

Great fans and come with controller so you can use them witb one fan and rgb header or even if your motherboard has no rgb, although i didnt need that as my board has enough headers.They look great, although dont match the colour of m msi fans exactly unfortunatley as i use them as intake fans behind my front panel i don't get to see the best side they still hovever do the job.They don't seem too noisy, however I'm sure there are quieter ob the market

These are the best AF fans for the money. They more a lot of air and the ARGB and the hub do a fine job.Really shocked how little people know of these, really are under the radar which is shocking seeing as how good they are.I would give them 5/5 for everything apart from noise level, that would be a 3.5 or 4/5.