EZDIY-FAB 5-Pack 120mm Dual Frame RGB PWM Fans for PC Case,Addressable RGB Case Fan with Fan Hubs,5V ARGB 3-pin Motherboard Sync,ASUS Aura Sync

Awesome set of fans for the money. They look amazing in my case and I didn't have to do anything at all to get them to work with my MSI motherboard. Easily controlled in mystic light app. I did not have any issues with the included controller board. I plugged all of the fans into the controller and then plugged in the controller to one of my pwm headers and to one of my jrainbow plugs and it worked fine. The lighting around the rings is very even and the color is really deep.Only two words of caution. The rings are ever so slightly bigger than a standard fan. So when you put 3 in a row you have to be careful with them. If you force them together the outer housing will flex and rub on the fan blades. Just a few minutes of tweaking was required to correct this.And the second thing is that when you go into the UEFI to set your fan curves up, the fan header you used to plug in the controller will say 0rpm. That is normal, if you are sure which header you used and set the curves up, the fans do ramp up accordingly.

I will only evey buy RGB fans with a controller, and this one works great. It has slots for the PWM cables and the RGB/LED cables,so, lots of cables to manage! But, worth it. If any of these fans stop working, I could easily add or replace with another fan without worrying about a proprietary cable.Also, they look great and expensive, and paired very well next to the EZDIY RGB GPU Holder which was also plugged into the controller via a spare jumper coming off of one of the fans. One of my favorite hard-to-find features on the controller is the RESET button jumper, which I use, and is awesome because I can switch the RGB pattern by just using my reset button and without having to open the case. Holding the reset button for 3 seconds resets the controller to my Gigabyte RGB Fusion light pattern - easy.I included a picture of how I cable managed the PWM and separate RGB/LED cables on the back of my case. The kit included some nice double-sided tape to hold it down. Highly recommended - buy now!

I purchased these fans for my build using the Thermaltake View 71.Pros:- Vivid colors; the RGB is awesome as well as static colors.- Packaging was good; mine came with everything I needed to install.- The double ring look is nice, instead of single ring like most RGB fans. It definitely stands out if that appeals to you.Cons:- The controller would not stick in my case, so I had to peel off the adhesive and use double sided Command tape.- The RGB pins connection on the controller are crap; they bend really easily and can break. It would've been nice to "lock" the connection like the fan connectors.- As I was routing wires, the RGB wires disconnected from the controller a few times. A stronger/tighter connection would have prevented this.- Made cable management a mess. There are extra connectors on each RGB wire ( for plugging directly into MOBO), but they were a pain to corral and tie. When you're using 10 or more of these fans, those extra connectors get in the way of clean cable management.Overall, I like the fans, especially at the price point ($35 for a 5 pack). I wound up returning them since I decided to water cool my PC, so I didn't need as many and I could use my older Phantek PWM fans. The seller was also very good with returns, as I had to return one pack because of a bad controller RGB pin. They sent me a new pack even before I'd sent the busted one back. If you're looking for cheap RGB fans at a good price point, you can't go wrong with these.

10/10 would buy again and DiD, 1.5 years later and still can't tell if they aged from the day I got them. I bought 2 of these because I needed 6 fans, not because of a replacement, the colors haven't aged, they don't vibrate, the rgb is as bright as the day I plugged them in. Would highly recommend these. I have a full corsair 570x build, and also have all corsair fans, but the LED design on corsair fans weren't what I was looking for, so belive me when I say I was not on a budget build and still opted for these.

I build custom gaming rigs for a wide range of clients. Clients on a budget typically can’t afford some of the high end RGB fan kits but still want some lighting options. Some of the budget fans have proprietary connections and remotes that cycle through a series of colors and lighting effects. I purchased these fans for my Ryzen based system for testing purposes and couldn’t be more pleased with them.They have standard 4-pin PWM connectors and 3-pin aRGB connectors that are compatible with most major motherboard MFGs that allow you to control and sync the fans to motherboard’s software. In this case, it is Asus’ Aura Sync ecosystem. A Gigabyte adapter is also included. The fan controller is aluminum and feels solid. The fans themselves feel well built and not cheap at all. They are fairly quiet but can get up to 1800 RPMs which is noticeable.Keep in mind the LEDs are all in the frame and you will not get any lighting interaction with the fan blades if that’s something you’re looking for. The LEDs are on all sides, front and back so you can orient these fans to suit your needs.What I don’t like: The hub is for 5 fans. If you buy the 3-pack set, it comes with the same hub as the 5-pack set. EZDIY, please make a 6-fan kits and hubs. Each fan comes with an aRGB dongle for daisy chaining which I didn’t care for. Makes for poor cable management. I simply cut them off.The hub gets the PWM signal from one source on the motherboard so you not able to set up different RPM zones to create positive case pressure. You could plug the fans into headers on the motherboard to accomplish this. In my case, I used a Corsair Commander Pro to control the fans and used the included hub for aRGB functionality.I believe you get a lot of functionality for your money and I recommend these fans

Look good, Move air good enough, But the hub is pure junk, Every time I turn my pc on it’s no longer synced and chooses a random mode. The hubs are in the back side and a pain to get to, Inconvenient to remove the panel and reset the light modes.