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The fans are very well made out of high quality plastic. They are very sturdy. They're more sturdy than my case's included fans and much more powerful, so figuring out the right airflow was a bit of a challenge. But now that I figured it out my cpu never gets above 60 degrees under load.
I only gave 4 stars for installation because it was a bit challenging to get the rgb lighting to work for me and the instructions were not much help. Otherwise I am very pleased with this purchase.
Having control with the remote is a plus as well, I don’t have to use software on my computer to change any settings :)
Update 11/06/2020: New photo shows the 6th fan I purchased separately, installed.
Usually I do a tl;dr with pros and cons on a review, but I bought these for a resell build that I wasn't going to OC, benchmark, or really use besides set-up and update. So let me just give you the basics of my experience on building with these:
PROS:
• The install is dummy simple, but I guess what fan isn't.
• It's easy to wire up to the hub. First time messing around with RGB fans, and it was a cinch.
• Plug-and-play. Worked like a charm and was controllable through Asus Aura no problems.
• The build quality is pretty solid, more-so than you'd expect for (what's roughly) $12 dollar fans.
CONS:
• The wiring can get pretty messy in the back. You've got (what I'm guessing is) 2 cables sleeved together, but they terminate into the fan and RGB heads at the end. 5 RGB headers into the hub, 5 fan headers into the 5->1 cable, and that cable into the hub. SATA power and the RGB control cable make for a giant spider web cluster of cables. Luckily my case accommodated just shoving the bundle next to the PSU since it's got a covered bottom compartment, but for people with more bare cases this may be a problem.
• The RGB isn't like, "buttery" smooth? Like you can kinda tell it's not as fluid as say, TridentZ RGB color transitions. Basically you can kinda see the lights jump from LED to LED, but not atrociously so.
And honestly that's about it. Not many cons, but I haven't pushed these to the limit or benchmarked them by any means. Next to my actual rig with ML120's and AF12-25's it runs about the same db, and I have no idea about the air flow it's pushing. Love the look of 'em though, and I love how easy it was to setup.
The VGD part of the instructions are not even listed on the manual for the motherboard, which is why this install was a bit confusing. Despite the fact the fans came with a vdg cable, the spacing of pins did fit this cable. This is because you must use one of the two led converter cables that come with the motherboard and plug the vdg cable into it. Make sure the V on the cable and white line face same direction or the calibration wont work. The second set of 4 pins next to the VGD take the cable that is marked for MSI/ASUS that is normally left out. Make sure the white line of cable lines up with pin 1. Once both settings are calibrated, the fusion software gives a different but somewhat good selection of choices. If you dont like them, you can always choose the prebuilt ones in with the remote.
Pros:
Fans are heavy-duty and quite quiet in slow and medium speeds. Fast they can be heard, but not disturbing.
Set up can be locked in to prevent reset each pc reboot.
Fans can be daisychaned as long as you use the same 5 port controller. 5 and 3 port do not work together.
Airflow is better than the 200mm fans the TT case came with using the 120mm fans and actually a lot more quiet.
Price is great compared to Corsair. Corsair you can't daisychain unless you spend $100+ for their multi splitter which you can buy from others for $10, but again not needed for this fan set as they interconnect.
Cons:
Setup a little confusing for the above motherboard.
Screws that come with fans dont always fit all locations, and the taller type are also needed so save those long screws when removing old fans.
Not all fan cable markings fully visable, so there is risk putting connector backwards.
After watching a review from bitwit on YouTube about these we decided to give them a try, we got the 5 pack at only 60 bucks, so if they were junk wasn't a total loss. The fans arrived in 2 days, got them installed and I have to say I was pretty impressed with them. The feel of them doesn't feel cheap at all, they actually have some weight to them, the color and patterns are really nice and have a decent brightness to them(she only has these rgb fans and the inside of the case lights up pretty decent) they can also be controlled by her msi MB. The airflow on these is pretty good also and keep her case pretty cool, on full speed which is around what they say 1800rpm these things aren't to loud at least quieter than the noctua fans I have in my PC.
The only thing I didn't like were how the wires that came out of the fan for the fan control and rgb were wrapped together in the same loom, made it a little hard to get everything in the back of the case nice, but I'm not gonna take a star away for that.
So in the end if you're looking for rgb fans with nice lighting, good airflow at a decent price then these are the ones to get.





