Cooler MasterSickleFlow 120 V2 Blue Led Square Frame Fan, Air Balance Curve Blade, Sealed Bearing, 120mm PWM Control for Computer Case & Liquid Radiator

I like the fan. But the cables are short. I had to get extension cables. Also no clear instructions showing which cable is which. Otherwise I like it. Quiet, fits well, looks great.

..why not have a couple spares? I just needed one more for my new build. Cooler Master makes great stuff and these are quiet (and pretty!). Here's my build, rock stable and fast as hell!Logitech G502 HERO High Performance Wired Gaming MouseLogitech G910 Orion Spectrum RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming KeyboardExternal DVD Drive, USB 3.0 Portable CD/DVD +/-RW Drive/DVD PlayerCooler Master SickleFlow 120 V2 ARGB 3in1 Square Frame FanCooler Master MasterFan SF360R ARGB 360mm All-In-One Square Frame Fan w/ 24 Independently-Controlled ARGB LEDSASUS ROG Strix Z690-E Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1700(Intel 12th Gen)ATX gaming motherboardCooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition CPU Air CoolorCylewet 10Pcs Mainboard Computer PC Internal Speaker Buzzer Computer Case BuzzerIntel Core i9-12900K Desktop Processor 16 (8P+8E) Cores up to 5.2 GHz UnlockedSAMSUNG 870 EVO SATA III SSD 1TB 2.5” Internal Solid State Hard DriveCooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh Airflow ATX Mid-Tower with Polygonal Mesh Front Panel, Crystalline Tempered GlassCorsair Vengeance DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 5200MHz C40 Intel Optimized Desktop MemoryCorsair RMX Series (2021), RM1000x, 1000 Watt, Gold, Fully Modular Power Supply,BlackSAMSUNG 980 SSD 1TB PCle 3.0x4, NVMe M.2 2280, Internal Solid State Drive

The fan works well but I am not sure yet about the RGB LED since the 4-pin connection cable was too short to reach my mobo RGB header. I have the fans (I bought two) installed on the front panel of my case to pull in air. The power cable is also very short but I was just barely able to get it connected. This is in a microATX mobo and case so not like I'm trying to stretch it long distances. Now I need to buy an extension and wait for that to arrive.

I ordered 7 fans (2, 3 packs and 1 individual fan), and RGB worked on only 3 fans (all from the same pack). I troubleshot everything I could by switching out controllers and the order of fans in the daisy chain, tried different headers on the motherboard and nothing.It is a shame because the ones that do work are pretty nice. They push a lot of air and light up nice. Controller is not the greatest quality even on the one that works.UPDATE:Had to come back and say that the seller refunded my non working fans and they work just fine. The turn around on getting the new fans was less than 24 hours. So I must say I was really impressed with the response. Thank you very much for the promptness! I added a second picture with the new fans installed.

These work well and are very quiet. My concern is the lack of a 1800 number to reach customer service. My old fans failed 1 year and 2 days after purchasing and the warranty was only for a year.

One thing I can say about these fan. I enjoy that I can change the colors with my remote and through my color control panel.

These do fit in the Cooler Master H500 case, though they are a bit of a pain to install, and only just barely clear the cable management holes. The anti-vibration corners are a nice upgrade over the stock MF200R fans, and at the same (or higher) RPM levels they have noticeably less bearing noise and vibration; and are just overall quieter while being rated for more airflow and higher static pressure. The ARGB mostly looks no different from the regular RGB on the MF200Rs, but if you really wanna play around it with it you can get it to look a little less hideous.

These are quality ARGB fans. Unfortunately to get the pack you also get a proprietary controller you'll be obviously paying for. We like the fans, the price (even with the controller), and the lighting. Buy the fans but use your ARGB on the motherboard so you can control them with your software. All the major board manufacturers have built-in software to control fan speed and ARGB effects.

I paid this ridiculous price for one fan on the basis that it would work with aura sync and the 4 pin rgb header on my motherboard. I had this lovely vision of all of my pretty fans being one color at once. I am not a gamer, but the synced pretty shapes and colors make my brain happy.No. Nope. No hope whatsoever. Plugged it into my RGB header, plugged the fan in, turned my pc on, and waited.No pretty shapes and colors.‘That’s okay!’, I thought stupidly to myself, ‘I bet I need to turn it on in armoury crate’Ha ha ha. Nooooooooo. Aura Sync did not even pick these up as rgb. Fans are also loud as sin. Extremely loud. Even on the quietest setting.Also, the box came absolutely mullered. Looked like it has been taped back together. I would blame this on Amazon shipping things badly, but the outside packaging was pristine.£12. Wish I’d just bought a motherboard with a 3 pin RGB connector like a normal person so I could find some cheap working motherboard powered RGB fans.

does a great job cooling in an otherwise not great case airflow-wise. would have been nice if it were slightly quieter but it didn't bother me enough to not have 4 of them running on my case.

These fans are awesome as starter fans. If you are building a PC for the first time and are looking for some low cost fans that have customizable RGB features then look no further. They are much better then any cheap knock-offs that you'd find from companies like UpHere. Don't waste your money on knock-offs, buy these instead...HOWEVER! If you are an experienced PC Builder either looking to upgrade your rig or possibly build something a bit more robust then your first build, I wouldn't purchase these fans. They don't rattle or anything, but they do have fan noise. ie, you can hear wind blowing which can be annoying for some. For some people that's not a big deal. and for most first time builders it probably wouldn't even be severely noticeable or would just seem like the nature of how PC fans work. But if you go from something like a Corsair LL series fan to these, you'll for sure notice the difference.Keep in mind that if you buy those Corsair LL fans instead of these your wallet will also notice the difference. So you are very much getting what you pay for here. You're getting decent fans that are good at cooling, don't rattle (or at least shouldn't), and have some cool ARGB effects available to them. But if you are really trying to level up your rig, then by buying these you'll have a sick looking rig with good airflow, and with nice RGB, but also more wind sound coming from it then you might want. Just depends how much that matters to you or what your goals are.

I purchased this set along with the ML240L AIO cooler. I was immediately concerned when installing the AIO because the most critical component, the heatsink, was coupled by plastic. There's no way I'm risking a damaged CPU to save a few dollars.Thought I'd keep the 3in1 fans because I didn't want to go through the trouble of getting another set, and there didn't seem to be anything wrong with them... Let me tell you this. The ARGB is a nightmare and doesn't sync with the motherboards software as it has been expected. The preset controls on the hub leave little room for customization.... and dear God these are loud. Even at low RPM.Take my advice. If you want avoid spending an arm and a leg for decent performing (and looking) chassis fans, go for DeepCool. They are quiet, push air well despite the slightly lower RPM cap... and the LEDs look gorgeous. They look and perform immensely better than the Cooler Master fans.The best part about these DeepCool fans is the generous amount of expansion they provide, should you decide to add more lights or fans later on down the road.

I am using it as a secondary fan for my Cooler Master Hyper 212 and I'm running a Ryzen 7 2700 (8C/16T 3.2Ghz - 4.1GHz) beneath it. My temps dropped down 5-8°C since adding this secondary fan on the other side of my tower cooler. I'm now at 28°C on idle and 55°C on load. I rarely hit 60°C depending on how heavy the tasks and duration of use are. I mainly render videos so this fan and cooler saved my day. Absolutely satisfied. I also recommend using the Cooler Master Hyper 212 with this product.