PC-3M120FRGB

In The Box: 3x Pc Cooler Rgb Fans 4x Male to Male rgb couplers 1x 3 way fan header 1x 3 way rgb header 1x Rgb controller 1x Instruction booklet Build Quality: These fans have some weight to them for sure. When I first opened up the package and pulled one out I could tell they weighed more than my Corsair ML Pros. This is not a bad thing however as they seem to be made out of a high quality plastic. The fan blades are on the thinner side compared to other fans but seem to be able to keep their structure. The fan headers, rgb headers, and respected splitters seem to be well made and all braided with a black cover. Keeps the cables neat and from getting tangled. Rgb: These fans have 10 modes that you can cycle through. This can only be done on the controller though however. The colors are very vibrant and bright and with the 2 rings make them great to see on both sides. Most rgb fans the LEDs can not be seen well on the back side. You can also change the color and speed of the leds. Performance: For my use which is cooling a 5930k and using a 360mmx56mm radiator these fans just do not have the pressure for this use. They are not bad and push a good amount, but they max out at 1800 rpm with a low cfm. This is not good for this purpose. However if you have a thin rad or aio it would be perfect. And if you are air cooled you do not need to worry about any of this since you do not need this high amount of pressure and such. Overall: Overall I think these fans perform great, look great, and feel great. For the price you can't beat the quality they give you. With so many rgb options and the great rings on these they are priced amazingly.

hi, a first-time reviewer here, just wanted to go over some pointers as I think some of the reviewers did a great job going over some of the specs. I have attached this device to gigabyte motherboard which controls the speed of the fan. Going from 1 system fan to 3 system fan, my CPU and graphics card has been cooled down by 10 degrees in high load I have also noted that the wires provided with the kit are EXTRA long, so you can really hide them well in the back cover. I think they did a wonderful job with the designs I really like the quality of these fans. They don't feel like a cheap plastic. There are four rubber soles attached to each corner of fans to reduce noise it is made. You can change the light pattern to suit the style you are going for. My favorite is rotating multicolor circle. You can look at the video I posted, as I cycled through some of them. You have a wired remote attached that you can click to cycle through patterns and colors. These fans really made my machine 100% more beautiful. The versatility in color and pattern configuration plus thoughtful design in functionality and installment process really sold me on these fans that I decided to post a review on it. Oh and unfortunately, I can't comment on the noise of the fans since I am in the basement and central heater is almost always running. But if the fan ever gets to a point of annoying noise, I can control the speed through my motherboard, so I think it's a moot point. But I haven't had any issues with noise but I feel the noise is a personal issue for most people.

Fans are quiet and seem sturdy. They've been in my new build for a month and have kept my case we'll circulated. Three reasons for the 4 stars instead of 5. One, when screwing in the fans a couple screw holes did not totally grab and I found the screw to just continue spinning without ever totally gripping in, although the fans were still fine with the other 3 holes snugly in place. Two, the rgb is a slightly different tint than all the rgb items I have (ram sticks, CPU fan, motherboard LEDs were all the same tint from different brands). This is just slightly different and most wouldn't really notice or care but, hey, I noticed. Three, the connectors for the rgb lights are very loose and barely stay together. A slight nudge could unplug them so make sure you've got them connected well before you seal your case up. Overall though, these lights were a great value and I would recommend. They have a very nice feel and look to them, and after a month, they are still performing quite well.

I bought these in 2021, and only replaced them because I wanted to upgrade to something that I could work with more easily. They definitely do the job, I think I would consider them knockoffs of the Be Quiet! Light Wings fans, that I replaced them with (they certainly have a similar look!) Regardless, they served me really well for 3 years, no failures, no whining or anything. And these things could take a beating, I would sometimes have to hold them by the wires alone and despite all of the abuse they took, they were able to run as they did when I bought them. There is a faint whine around 1100 RPM that I read happens with all fans excepting Noctua, and what I ended up needing to replace them for is their lack of daisy chainability. Even so, very good fans, bright and pretty, but sophisticated. If you don't need to mess around with your case fans too much after you install them, I definitely would recommend.

Purchased a Cyberpower PC a while back, with good specs, on sale from a box store. Perusing the usual places, everyone screams about the potentially cheap Power Supply and a lack of case fans. There are only two in your normal CB PC, but 5 total fan locations. So I purchased these in an effort to please the internet. Job well done internet. In hand feel - 10/10 - Well made, with little to no lash/wiggle on the fan blades themselves. The casing is substantial, it has good moderate weight, it feels durable, and does not flex or groan. In comparison to my stock CP off brand fans, these are made of dolomite and the CP fans are made of Styrofoam Performance - 9/10 - These are PWM modulated, and that's how I hooked it up. I have an ASRock B450m AC board (pretty solid). It works well, and their FAN-tastic (lol) tuning works well with these. I ran a few load tests for the RPM's to sync up with voltage %. At 10% I'm a shade over 1k RPM. At full tilt it's a bit over 1800 rpms. I set my tuning to run at 10% at 30c, then scaled up to 100% 80c. Results - With the original two 120mm Non-PWM case fans, the MB ran along at low 40's. With these additional 3 fans at 10%, the MB is consistently 30c. It also dropped my CPU temp from mid 40's to about 37c. The impact is clear. I suppose it could move more air, but 120mm at 1100 rpms isn't exactly screaming "wind tunnel" incoming. It's a sheer volume + speed equation. I have a hard time believing there's substantially more CFM out there for the money in comparable fans. RGB - There are multiple versions of this. The 3 in 1 uses Addressable RGB. So 5v. Be really weary of the reviews you read, as there's also Blue and Red only fans, and a 4 in 1 kit which uses a different setup. Everyones review is different based on what they purchased/have. There are cables to hook up to proprietary RGB board plugs, and then the usual RGB pin plugs. My case uses an RGB controller built in with fancy metal buttons all over it. It makes me feel special. Upon removal of the back case, I found a couple extra plugs to run the splitter out of. I plugged the included splitter into that, taped it up, routed my wiring messily, and fired it up. The colors match well, and effects carry well across the different LED rings. After getting my hands on my factory fans, I realized they are indeed made of Styrofoam. I will be replacing those two with two more of these for the money. Overall the look, feel, price, and performance are hard to beat. 10/10, you win the internet.

These fans are AMAZING. If you're thinking about getting those expensive Corsair RGB fans, forget about it and buy these! First off in the box you get 3 fans, a controller/hub, and a RGB cable in the box (this one connects to your motherboard if it has a 3 pin 5v rgb header). There is also another cable that is for Gigabyte motherboards specifically. If your motherboard doesn't have a 5V 3 pin RGB header you'll need to use the included hub unfortunately. Each fan has 2 connectors, one for the RGB and one for PWN fan control. You have 2 options in terms of connectivity: -You can either plug in all the fans into the included hub which is powered by molex (to control the colors this way you'll need to push the buttons on the controller manually). -Or you can plug all the fans into the 5v 3 pin RGB cable that goes into your motherboard (this way you can control the colors through Mystic light or Asus Aura). This cable also has an extra male connector so you can connect an extra RGB strip or something as well. I am amazed that these fans work with the Mystic Light software. There are LED rings on both sides of the fan so there's light regardless of which way you mount it. Sound and performance wise these fans are great. It pushes out a lot of air (more than your standard case fan) and is not that loud. If you're thinking about buying these pull the plug. At nearly $10 per fan it's a great deal.

I recently built my PC and the one thing I kind of skimped on was the case fans when I bought everything initially. After the wonderment of the new PC wore of I noticed the fans were quite loud all the time and it began to annoy me some. I saw these positively reviewed on BitWit's YouTube channel and thought I'd give them a try. The look and feel of them is nice out of the box and look even better installed. The hub included with the 3 fan kit works very well and has a lot of settings so it should fit into every build and style, it also tucks away nicely inside the case where it can be used but not really seen. The fans are way quieter than the ones I had bought prior (Inwin cheap ones). So with a fresh new look and a much quieter experience I thought I had made a good choice. Turns out I made a great choice! The amount of air exiting my PC was doubled if not more and with less noise that was awesome. Internal temps went down reducing component temps as a byproduct. These are great budget friendly fans that look good and perform well.

UPDATE 2/1/2023 everything i wrote still stands great fans despite lack of customer service still the best fans IMO just used another 6 in a brand new 13900k build not disappointed one bit.great fans so i have a fan rattling contacted them about it hoping to get a replacemrnt.and they wanted a video of the issue so they could help me with the problem.seriously how is that going to help i have a bad fan.so while i still love the fans customer service and warranty on said fans are lack luster to say the least.so just beware you will pay again for a replacement if 1 out of 6 is bad.so i guess the price goes up from here making them less of a bargin. knocking off 2 stars for price and warranty.just bought a replacement fan!! customer service "ZERO" saw a youtube vid praising these fans my normal go to is corsair,these fans are amazing great look very well built I kid you not.got a set of 3 ring and 3 solid color(multi color)the ring fans are actually running at 1920rpm and the multi at about 2100rpm.i have them running at full throttle and are very quite.the ring fans are pushing on the radiator and work well as static pressure(was alittle worried at first I was going with a push only setup vrs push,pull)they work great.highly recommend.super nice fans and the price point WOW !!! ok saw reviews quoting case fans only heres my numbers with a 9900k O.C @ 4.8 all cores. using 3 ring fans(@1920rpm) as push top mount 360mm rad,3 multi color(@2100rpm)front mount and a 140mm nactua on rear.idle 30-32c,heavy gaming maxed settings 45-50c,CPU-Z stress test 65-68c ran 1 hour.also using kingpin paste.pretty happy with these numbers. p.s decided to replace with all ring fans no change in temps but overall look is bangin !!!

They keep my PC cool and without loud noise, unlike my old PC did, they are amazing to look at with their nice and clean RGB and at a decent price.

Don't buy other expensive products. Get this. It is like what 15$ each? compared to other brands 50$. I would also like to mention in this pictures I know the LED lights seem dim. I did this because when I turn brightness to maximum it shows LED SPOTS in the picture. Keep in mind it is seamless in real life. The Camera does this. when I Dim it shows no LED spots on the ring in the picture. Either way It is seamless and they can get very bright(bright enough to light up inside case and show every component easily) fans. Very clean and classy. I recommend. I have been using for 1month now, So durability wise Idk yet, but they are high quality so it should be fine.

Easy to install and work and look great. A little on the noisey side but not to bad.

Fans work and look good. I like the style of the RGB, and they are relatively quiet fans. My included 3 pin RGB connector/splitter connects very loosely with my motherboard pins and doesn't stay connected unless I hold it on. I reached out to the customer service email, but there was no reply in over a week.

High quality fans surprisingly, the LEDs are a nice accent for anyone who doesn't like excessive amounts of RGB and just wants some minor lighting, a little noisy compared to high end fans but not by much. I've put these in about 3 builds now and not disappointed a single time.