Ubanner Wireless RGB LED 120mm Case Fan with Controller for PC Cases, CPU Coolers, Radiators system (6pcs rgb fans, RF Remote Control, A Series)

I really wanted pink fans but just couldn't seem to find any. A friend suggested I get RGB fans and maybe I'd be able to set them to pink. That's what I did.I looked at all kinds of sets, this won for several reasons, firstly, it's a 6 pack and there were 6 fan positions in my case. Secondly it really looked like the TINY remote had a pink setting on it... IT DID! Thirdly, it had adjustable fan speed (5 including off) and last but not least, the reviews were good and the price was right, since I'm on a really tight budget.The fans came neatly packaged along with their controller unit, remote and 6 packs of 4 casefan screws reducing the risk of screws wandering off while you're installing them. I hooked them all up to the controller and then to a molex to test them out prior to installation, all worked just fine.After installation, they certainly were moving some air, very audibly, so I turned them down to the lowest speed which introduces an audible whir but cuts down on the air noise, and with 3 in and 3 out, that's more than enough airflow. On a super hot day I just ramp them up to change the air out faster and when watching netflix back down again. Nice that you can turn them off completely, if you're doing something that doesn't tax the system, why not take advantage of the peace and quiet?There are LOTS of different modes that you can cycle through for effects as well as direct buttons for straight colors; red, green blue, yellow, orange, cyan, indigo, pink, turquoise and white. You can change the brightness level, of which there are ten (not including off, again, another nice touch if you have your machine in your bedroom and don't want a light show while you sleep but are leaving it on for the night). You can also change the speed of the effects, again 10 levels here too so it has your rgb needs pretty well covered and I'm sure you can find SOMETHING to work with your aesthetic.The controller supports 10 fans and 2 rgb strips, though I have no clue where to get the strips for this, which is a shame, my case has red strips that I'd like to replace with something that is doing the same thing as the fans.I wish we could dial our own color in (step up red, green and blue separately) or that it could plug into a USB header so we could easily make our own effects and swap between them more easily, but at this price point, it's a great way of getting some color into your case. I also wish they did a version where just the outer rings lit up, or some little black covers you could insert to make this happen,.Overall, the only niggle is the sound when on low speed settings, they're loud at max just because of the rushing air noise, they really do blow a gale at max (this is a good thing) and they appear to be very good quality at a much more reasonable price than something like Corsair and especially useful if your mobo doesn't have an RGB header (like mine).I have mine set on the lowest or second lowest brightness, they are REALLY bright at max. Very happy, would buy again and recommend to anyone looking for adjustable fans.

ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING IN EVERY WAY!(See bottom of review for an update to my opinion of these fans)The best £40 I've ever spent. All the fans change at the same time, the colours are bright and accurate, it only requires 1 molex, the fan speed can be changed, the light effect speed and brightness can be changed. The LED strips at the sides of the images are sold separately for about £8 per pair (max 1 pair) by Ubanner that are specific to this product which I think is a bit expensive but they look good. Can't include video for whatever reason but they are exactly as described. There's around 200 modes I think and they all do fun things like Tetris sort of stuff, disco sort of stuff, different brightness but in the same animation, they are simply amazing. They are quiet strong and very quiet which is surprising. You can even have just lights or just fan if you want. Might buy more for my other PC because I love them so much and I just installed them about an hour ago. Honestly just go for it, they will shock you like they shook me. Also you get 12 months warrenty which is a bonus. Thank you Ubanner!UPDATE:Ok so it's been around 2 weeks since I first began actually using them and they are still the absolute best for £40. I would 100% suggest you grab the LEDs too, but, they do have some flaws. For example, some of the LEDs aren't as accurate as the others with colour (ie when in White setting there are some LEDs that make off-white colours). Additionally, there is one less LED on the strip than there is in each of the fans which doesn't sound like much but it is very noticeable when in different effects as some change on a per-LED basis which doesn't really work when one's missing. Another thing is that, when flicking through the modes, there is sometimes a small flicker of some of the previous LED colours before the effect begins and all is corrected (I'm sure it's to do with the code the controller is using to tell each LED what colour to be).But the fans, in my opinion, are some of the best. There can sometimes be a very very faint (almost)-buzzing noise coming from one of the fans but it's not noticeable unless you listen for it and it's very intermittent so not really a problem. I have them configured in a 4-intake 1-exhause setup and they do pretty well. They're quiet and with so many intakes it offers adequit cooling (allong with Intel Stock Cooler) for my G4560 (which I also recommend) and GTX 1050 setup. I have noting I would change other than more control over the RGB and more speed settings rather than off, barely-on, moderate (with a noticeable noise) and full speed (not so quiet).I would definitely buy more and would definitely recommend them to anyone (even my friends) looking for a great-looking budget cooling solution to their low/medium range PC.