Zalman 120mm Infinity Mirror ARGB Case Fans, Silent 3-Pin Addressable RGB Fans for Desktop, 1200RPM 55.2CFM, 120mm x 120mm x 27mm, Metal, 12V DC, 2.3W

I've always loved infinity mirrors. Needed a new exhaust fan for my pc build and this was the perfect choice. Installs just like any other fan, the RGB works well and the infinity mirror looks awesome. Using the software on my PC for lighting control, it also matches the light output from the rest of my RGB parts. It's also whisper quiet. Even on the highest setting I barely hear it. Highly recommend.

I am very pleased with these fans. I purchased them for use with an older mATX motherboard that sports only a single 3-pin fan header. This kit comes equipped with a generously long 1-to-3 3-pin fan header connection splitter. The control module is powered by a SATA plug, so you can ditch the old-school Molex connector to a 3-pin header adapter to power your fans if you're short of fan headers on your motherboard like I am. The control module case sports a built-in magnet so you can securely place it in a convenient location in your case. The control module is capable of supporting up to 4 fans, so if you have an ARGB fan on your CPU heatsink, you're all set. It works with modern ARGB motherboards like Gigabyte's RGB Fusion or Asus' Aura solutions. But, for folks sporting non-ARGB motherboards like I am, all you need to do is press the button on top of the control module, and you will cycle through multiple colors and multiple lighting display styles, such as: solid, spiraling or pulsing. As you can see in the images, I opted for a solid rainbow color pattern. As far as noise level goes, they are quieter than the 92mm Artic Cooling CPU heatsink fan, so comparatively, they're silent. ;) The fans themselves are built well. Not as good as some high-end $30 each Corsair I've used, but they are leagues ahead of the fans Cooler Master included with my MasterBox NR400 case. As a nice bonus, all 4 corners of both sides of the fan shroud have rubber to help eliminate noise from fan vibration.It would have been nice if the fans had rotation and airflow arrows on the shroud. The instructions could have been a bit more thorough.

This is a nice computer fan . It haves vibrant colors. This can be used as an intake or exhaust fan on a computer case. The color argb light up on both sides of the fan. I connected this to a fan variable speed controller. I put it in low speed which is almost inaudible. I connected the other end of wire ,the 3 pin connector to an argb controller which can control colors and light patterns. Lights are cool looking.

I found this very confusing to install. Pictures on box were useless and online not much better. Could not get fans to change colors. Gave up and just left them on the green default. The fans themselves are nice and quiet.

I like these fans, but I opted on my other fans I had previously. While I do like the effect these offer with the mirrored hub, the lack of outer led's was a deal breaker for me. Still, for someone not as obsessed with MORE led's, and wanting a different take on an ARGB fan, these are the perfect fit for that scenario. I also think with these being just a standard 3 wire DC fan, and not a PWM 4 wire fan, you are limited to just using these as air intake and exhaust fans. Which would be fine for a lot of applications, but they are not something I'd use for everything.

the fan works fine but it doesn't work for my application. I thought the rgb was tied to the 3 pin connector but it is separate. my motherboard is just a little to old.

Was great at first but after a year 2 of them have failed. The other two are going strong. Good speed and noise level. I would buy again if I needed to match styles.

Looks great, pulls more air than the stock Corsair fan that came with the case. Lowered my temps by 3-5 degrees just with this change to exhaust