upHere 5V 3-Pack 120mm Silent PWM Intelligent Control 5V Addressable RGB Fan Motherboard Sync, Adjustable Colorful Fans with Controller T7SYC7-3

Honestly, the instructions are a bit hit/miss, especially the bit on plugging into the "cpu fan" header, lol, but if you understand what's going on, it just works, and it works perfectly. Pick a PWM fan channel on your board, plug that into the controller as well as a 5v argb header, then plug all the fans in, plug sata in, done. I know the instructions say to hold the button to sync with motherboard, but I think that's just to revert to "just do what the argb input says" mode, which it appears to be in by default. I literally just wired as I described, loaded up my M/B rgb software, picked an effect, and boom, all good. Even at full speed, these things are pretty quiet and pump air too, and I'm one of those guys who puts in the high quality arctic fans in builds usually.

This fans are ok, the performance it's pretty average, they doesn't have too much air flow; the hub works perfectly fine, and has a lot fan connections.

Bought the five pack version of these back in 2019, 4 of the 5 was still going in 2024. Finally got around to replacing the side three in my Lian Li 011 with this three pack. Was nice because they use the same hub from back in 2019 so was an easy swap out. They adjusted fine in MSI Dragon Center using Mystic Lights. For price and reliability I've been very happy with the UpHere brand so far.

Why are most of the reviews for these fans about a manometer? The fans are great. Would have been nice if they could have been labeled for direction of airflow. Since they have separate RGB and fan headers, you can plug the fan headers into your motherboard instead of the controller, and let your motherboard control them separately. If you plug them into the controller, they'll all be controlled together. If you want that, fine, but it's nice to have the option not to. Some really great lighting options available, and they look fantastic!

Uses a 4-pin molex power connector instead of SATA. And this is not mentioned anywhere on the product page or shown in the images. Quite a downside as most builds with a modular PSU will not bother adding in the 4-pin molex cable, since nothing else uses it and it takes up space. The LEDs are only in the center hub of the fan, whereas the product images imply the LEDs are around the outer ring. They still look nice and seem bright enough for their purpose. The LED animation in modes like "rainbow" is rather jerky, it doesn't look smooth or very pleasant. Noise level at full speed is quite audible, these are not quiet fans, I would not want to run them at full RPM which wouldn't be an issue if I could get the PWM function to work, but despite trying the hub on multiple 4-pin PWM headers on my motherboard (including the CPU header that I am 100% sure works), I could not get the fans to slow down from their ~2000 RPM max speed. The packaging needs to be improved as well, there's no material around the fans when packed in the box, and they're packed in tightly so even just dropping the package could damage something, several of the mounting tabs were broken on one of the fans.

These are not just great fans for the price - I'd rate them highly overall! They seem to be quieter than the stock CPU cooler that came with my Ryzen 5 3600 as well as the stock case fan that came with the Masterbox case. The LEDs function flawlessly and look great!

I really like these fans they aren't as noisy, but the fans are 5v 3pin rgb and my mobo only has 12v 4pin rgb headers. All and all, it is great and it comes with a rgb and fan hub with cables to connect to your mobo.

It worked out well it was the exactly what I was looking for