be quiet! Shadow Wings 2 140mm PWM Low Noise Cooling Fan | White | BL091

I swapped the original fan on my Xbox One S for this fan because the original fan made too much noise. Apart from that, my console was sitting for a while and it heats up more so I cleaned the heat sink and got rid of the original paste (IT WAS DRY)Fresh paste installed, mounted this fan on top of the heat sink.There’s a little problem though. This Fan is PWM the port on the One S is a mini-PWM port,The solution?Cut the connectors off the original fan and cut the connector for this fan at around maybe half way through the cable. Re connect the mini-PWM connector from the original fan to the cut connector of this fan (NOTE: I don’t know the order from left to right or right to left to connect the pins, from what I know it is GND, 12V, Sensor, Control. So I did a trial and error to get it working)Solder the wires or get an adapter (PWM to Mini-PWM if you don’t want to go through the hassle)Place the fan at the center, you don’t even need zip ties or anything, when you place the metal back in place, it creates a tight seal.Trust me, noise. GONE.

These fans are incredibly easy to install - no screws, just plastic push pins and rubber washers. No vibration noise, quiet operation, and they look really nice. I got two 140mm PWM fans to fit in my ThermalTake H200 TG case.Note: During the shopping research I did for these, I found out that these are recommend as case fans only because of their low static pressure. If you're looking for BeQuiet fans for heat sinks or radiators, get Pure Wings or Silent Wings.

I purchased a white be quiet! pure base 500 case for my latest build. The case comes with (2) 140mm be quiet! pure wings 2 black fans. While these are truly excellent and quiet fans and an incredible value in the case at the price point, I wanted an all white build. I grabbed one be quiet! Shadow Wings 2 white fan when Amazon finally had one in stock.I love it! It runs quieter at a higher RPM than the pure wings fan and looks great in my build. When the white versions become available again, I am going to pick up another one or two to replace the black fan that is still in my case. That said, my case is virtually silent as is, but I expect even with a 3rd Shadow Wings fan, it will be even silenter (if that is even a word).In all - I love be quiet! products and love this Shadow Wings 2 140mm white case fan.

They're a bit expensive, but if you're sensitive to noise or want the most silent PC possible, these fans are worth it. I have four (3x 140mm and 1x 120mm) in my NZXT H500 and I have *never* heard them since installing them a few months ago. PWM function works great and I think these fans look super clean in a mostly-white build. The installation was AWESOME too because there are no screws involved, just little plastic pieces that are really easy to take on and off.I actually became a bit of a be quiet! stan because of these fans; since getting them, I've bought a new Straight Power 11 PSU and a Shadow Rock 3 (White edition) CPU cooler. Both of those products have also been completely silent and are worth the cost.TLDR; pricey but dead silent. 9/10

Fans look great in my new NZXT H210 build but I had to replace them with some by corsair. The rear fan was quiet and had good air flow but my top fan had a slight 'wobble' sound to it. Swapped it with the rear, and it pretty much stopped. Put it back and it started making the sound again. PWM kept losing signal from the one fan. I can't risk a fan going out in this build. Surprised me with be quiet! I will probably return them if I can't find another use. Of course the corsair fans were perfect but they are more than twice the price.

OK these fans aren't very good for radiators or for heavy gaming and overclocking but if you want an attractive quiet non-RGB white case fan for normal use than this is your fan. Even above 1000 rpm these things are barely audible and there is absolutely no motor or bearing noise whatsoever. Also the included mounting system is very nice and requires no screws unless it's in a vertical slot or beneath a top mesh. Even then you can just use normal fan screws and they will "bite" the rubbers pads without threading the plastic like so many other case fans. I use mine as a top exhaust fan right above the 140mm rear exhaust that way and have no problem getting a solid mount

was looking for white fans for a white build and these fit the bill.They are incredibly quiet, even at top rpm. They also come with mounting pushpins, so no stripped fan screws, super easy. They feel extremely well-made, built for silence. They also push a lot of air. You can get fans cheaper than these, but for the quality and silence and lifespan, these will be better.

This is so quiet, I keep it at a minimum of 70% duty at all times and can't hear it. Installation is dead simple, with push-pins instead of screws. Cords are braided and long. White with black trim is handsome. Build quality is excellent.

The media could not be loaded.  The visuals are subjective, but if you're here you probably like them and they're better in person. Obviously they'll reflect any RGB you may have going on as well, without being so garish as to be a distraction.They're all but silent most of the time. Crank them up to max and you'll hear the airflow, but if you have to run your system fans on max you've probably got a problem. Mine typically run about 70% because that's how high I can get them before I can hear them. I went into the BIOS and turned everything off except one fan at a time, and at that level I can't hear them above the hum of the PSU. A bumblebee was outside the other day and made more of a racket from six metres away through a window than these did right in front of me (I have a 120 and a 140 running). I've had sweet nothings whispered to me louder than these.It's worth saying they don't spin quite as fast as some others, and I've read the static pressure isn't great, but for quiet, good looking, non-RGB, case fans, I've stopped looking for anything else.Installation is the easiest thing you'll do on your rig. Just pop the rubber 'screws' in and you're done. No tools, no mucking about. My only complaint is that they're not white, so on the top of my case they stick out.Other than than, brilliant. My case isn't great for intake (NZXT H500), but I might buy two more from the front just to complete the look, because I sure don't have to worry about increasing the noise.

Superb fan in my opinion. I got a few of these white 140 mm shadow wing 2 and they are super quiet, and suited my white pc case. I got them for a good price so I'm not complaining. Super easy to install without any tools as they are fitted with push fittings. I even have some hanging upside down inside the top outlet and the fans stay in place without any problems, vibrations or signs of loosing their grip. really good rubber fittings all around.

Bought 2 in total after first one worked well. I am using both as exhaust fans and can feel it shifting a decent amount of hot air out of my case and pretty quiet even when at full RPM ( which is subjective I suppose but for me personally ). Overall they are very good fans that look great and are very easy to fit with my only critisism being that due to the noise reducing rubber mounts my magnetic dust filter on top of the case no longer sits flush so i removed the rubber washers so that it reccessed a bit more into the countersunk screw holes which did help but still not perfect ( it is a Kolink Balance case ) I kept the rubber washers on the rear exhaust fan as there is no dust filter there.

Of course quiet, and the white is classy. However beware the mounting pins (not screws) are not flush with the case/mounting surface, so if you're mounting them under a fan filter, the filter will not stick properly due to the bulges at the fan corners.

There is no option to lower fan speed so it becomes quiet, and from Be Quiet I was expecting a silent fan, this one is not silent, hard to believe that it's made by Be Quiet.