EZDIY-FAB 120mm PWM Purple LED Fan, Dual-Frame LED Case Fan for PC Cases, High Airflow Quiet,CPU Coolers, and Radiators,4-Pin-3-Pack…

Only reason I gave 2 stars was because the feel of the quality of the fans in my hand feel amazing for the price, problem is, that's where the pros stop. Fitment is awful trying to put multiple fans side by side. I had to squeeze the fans together with considerable force to get them screwed in, which I believe is causing one of the fans to bend just enough to scrape wildly on its own frame. This is not an issue with my case, it's a corsair 780t I purchased for almost $200, quality of the case has been spot on and I've had other fans in it's place previously with no issue.Lastly, I ordered purple fans, not hot pink ones. I swapped my Corsair's stock red LEDs for purple ones. THOSE are purple. Pics don't do a whole lot of justice, looking between my phone camera and the actual fans is quite disappointing that I can't "difinitively show without a doubt" how pink these fans look next to actually purple LEDs.

EDIT: Customer service contacted me about the issue I reported below, the light stopped when I slowed down the fan below 1200rpm, but it was because of my bios settings.It turns out the motherboard can choose to change the fan speed by 2 different methods, either DC voltage or PWM signal. By default my MB was set to use DC, I had to go into the bios settings and select PWM as fan control mode. Once done, the light was constantly at full power and I was able to reduce the fan speed as low as I wanted ! Very glad they reached out, those fans are an incredible value!----------Below is my initial review, I leave it there for reference. In case you have the same problem, know that it can be fixed:----------"I wanted to like them, they do look beautiful but they do not light up at all at low speed, so you have to choose between lit up or quiet, but you can't have both!Such a big design flaw, it's just a shame that the company who designed them thought that was ok for a fan to turn off its lights at low speed.If you want to keep the fan quiet (below 1000 rpm), the light doesn't turn on at all.You get a faint light starting at 1200rpm (already way too noisy for my taste!), and you get the max light power when the fan reaches its max sped at ~1800rpm, which is way too fast for a 120mm fan!"

These fans are very nice. Do a very good job of cooling my case. Love the white led display. BUT I did not READ the entire product description. In bold print these fans are advertised as120MM fans. The tabs that hold the screws in place are 120MM, BUT the circle is 123MM. SO unfortunately I cannot fit three lights in succession in the front of my Corsair 275R Airflow. Because of the diameter of the circle being 123MM I can't fit the third fan. Very disappointing. The two that do fit look great. It would have been nice to have the third fan in place though. So be sure to read product descriptions carefully.

I bought these to just get some intake into my O11 Dynamic as I have 6 Thermaltake Riing Pluses as exhaust through my two 360 rads. Quality seems alright, blade material is a more brittle material, but is a nice consistent smoked color. One of the 3 binds and scrapes, as they really aren't important in my full loop, I didn't care enough to return them as a result of the one with issues. I'd recommend them for budget builds, people just looking to populate empty spots, or for cheap cases that didn't come with anything.Just a quick update, EZDIY-FAB has offered to send out new fans, which is pretty impressive from a customer service standpoint. I'll update if needed and accordingly.

3 stars because of the short leads. I would give the fans themselves 5 stars for the money.The fans look good, are quiet, and seem to move air nicely, but the leads are pretty short at only around 11"If you have a midsize case they will probably be fine.I have a tower and had to buy extension cables for 2 of them.Also, be aware that if your case has 120mm fans that are touching each other, these will be a tight fit as they are just slightly bigger than a typical 120mm fan.Overall I'm pleased with them but I should've asked what the wire lengths were.Having to spend an additional $7 to get extensions so I can use them lowered the value part of the equation a bit.

Nice and quiet and they look nice. Produce a decent amount of light that is not overwhelming. they have the 4 pin motherboard connector and work with the 3 pin connector also. (when plugged into a 3 pin header the difference is that you don't get the speed control). They do not have the Molex connector adaptor on the cable which is what I was looking for so I don't have that extra addition hanging there messing up the aesthetics of my case.

For being just a fan and with an accent in the color you ordered I think this works fine. I've found if you do not connect it to the motherboard it can't control the fan speed and therefore the light dimming so I've connected it via SATA power. We'll see how long it lasts but first time installing it and seeing how much air has blown out compared to a stock case fan I can say this is much better and the blue light gives it a cool look as well. Don't really care about fan noise so no issue there.

These fans are okay but I think the screws that came with the package don't exactly fit becuause even if I use full force to screw them in, I just end up stripping the screw and they are still not in all the way which causes them to rattle when I turn on my pc. Also for the light, I'm not sure if it's because I am using an adapter or if it's supposed to be like that, but they don't turn on fully, more like they come on intermittently. I'll try looking or buying some screws as a replacement and see if that fixes the problem....