Apevia TL612L2S-RGB Twilight 120mm Silent Dual-Ring RGB Color Changing LED Fan w/Remote Control, 28x LEDs & 8X Rubber Pads w/ 2 LED Strips (6+2-pk)

I have bought several sets of these. I am satisfied with the overall function of them, however, the listing title is a bit deceptive. They are listed as "addressable" RGB fans ( most would know these as ARGB ). These are not, by any normal definition, addressable. That would mean they could be controlled by either manufacturer software or by an ARGB header on your motherboard. ( possibly third party software as well ) The only way you can control these are to use the provided remote control and cycle through all of the pre-programed options. They should really clarify the title listing.

I bought these for a build that didn’t have an argb port. They came and work really well. The patterns that you can cycle through are pretty bland. But I typically just leave it on one color. The only issue I have is I wish they had a higher rpm rating.Overall they are a decent set if you don’t want to spend argb money.

The RGB on these fans is superb. They look similar to the Corsair LL, however, I haven't had the opportunity to try them out so I cannot say these are better or worse. (Knowing Corsairs quality products I guess these are a little bit worse, but not by much, especially considering the price you're paying)They're silent, move a decent amount of air and look gorgeous on my Corsair 570X case.The only down sights are the connectors, they are super hard to unplug and the fact that the controller on these connects to a MOLEX cable. Apart from that, you can notice in the picture that the bottom fan is desynchronized with the rest. I've tried plugging another fan in the same heather and the bottom fan was the fan receiving this weird effect, so I guess is a problem with the controller.Conclusion: Best value for the money fansPros:- Look gorgeous- Move a decent amount of air- CheapCons:- Controller uses a Molex connector- Fan heathers are terrible to unplug (super difficult)- In my case, one fan was desynchronized

These fans are working much better than the old fans in my case. The downside is that it has 366 modes. YOU HAVE TO CLICK THROUGH EACH ONE unless you pick a static color. It took me about 30 minutes to pick a setting I like, and if I switch to a static color or hit the auto button it resets. At least it remembers the last setting when you shut down the PC. I ended up removing the LED strips because they added too much color to the case.Sound testing: At the fan I measured 60db, at 1 meter it was 45db, and with the PC off I read 36db ambient.Still much quieter than the old fans I used and the LEDs are a bonus. I didn't think to measure the noise levels until the new fans were in and I noticed the sound difference.If there are any changes or issues with these fans, I will update my review.

Installing these fans was a breeze. The lights look amazing. Today, however, I decided to move one of the light strips, and had quite a scare. PC was NOT plugged in, and I unplugged both light strips to move them. After plugging everything back in and turned PC on, one of the light strips wasn’t working, and the hub was smoking! The fix was switching where the strips were plugged in with each other, and lo and behold, the strip worked and the hub no longer smoked. Hoping that it will NOT do that again. Otherwise, good fans and strips.

Loved these but when we got them in we discovered that the fan lights are not very bright. Love the magnetic strip lights though.

I started with these in my build, and was thoroughly impressed. RGB was good for what they are. No complaints, would purchase again. Though, I did upgrade to a whole case full of Corsairs, hoping they would perform better. Sadly, my wallet is the only thing that saw a difference. No temp changes by going from these to a set of Corsairs, so the performance is great. The RGB is not as good as the corsairs, but they are not bad, so not really a loss, just not as customizable. My roommate purchased the same fans after i got mine so we could fill his case up. They got double business from us. Worth the purchase if you are on the fence of quality.

Great fans if you’re going for budget fans. It’s able to push enough air to keep my 3700x cool under load. Strips are magnetic but you can peal off the plastic strip for the adhesive. But the magnets are strong enough to hold the strip on top. Downsides are the fans are a bit struggle to screw in because the holes are smooth so you have to push and twist the screws in. You can’t individually control each fans. A bit loud but not enough for me to be annoy but if you wanna spend $300 for the cosair fans alone then go ahead be dumb if you don’t have a large budget. But if your beginner these are your go to fans