ID-COOLINGXF-12025-ARGB-TRIO 120mm Case Fan ARGB 3 Pack RGB Fans 5V 3-PIN Connector MB Sync Internal Fans Cable Management Silent Fan PWM Fan for CPU Cooler/Radiator/PC Chassis

One thing that may not be clear. These fans come with a power splitter cable and an RGB splitter cable. Basically, you can daisy-chain up to 4 fans from the 3 pin RGB header form a MB with one splitter cable and the other splitter cable can daisy-chain the PWM power for the fan power.Again, to be clear. When these things say 3 pin for the RGB, it's the 4 pin socket that has 1 pin missing. These are also called ARGB or the "digital" version. Basically, this is the 5 Volt version, which is the easier one to use as you can't get the cable the wrong way round. The other version, the 12 Volt one, can be a bit confusing and you can easily get the cable the wrong way round, which can cause damage.As for the fans. They are quiet enough, I've heard quieter and I have heard much louder. On slower speeds they are nice and quiet and it's likely that your GPU fans will mask any of the noise from these fans.The light is good, not too bright and not dull either. If you have 3 or 4 of these in your system you should be happy with the overall brightness and the colours look very good.As for durability. Of course, only time will tell but out of the box I have no reason to second them.All in all, these are excellent value for money and I will definitely be buying more for other builds and would totally recommend them.

Almost no noise , do the job and look great.

The media could not be loaded. I bought 3 of these and then saw Thermalright (TL-C12C-S) fans.The ID-Cooling ones were about £24 and the Thermalright were £12.99 for three. Once I had them both it was quickly apparent they were the exact same fan (or seems to be). Obviously get them from the same supplier.Regardless, they work excellently and have 4 pin connectors so can be controlled by PWM from your board.They have 3 pin (5 volt) ARGB connectors so can be controlled from the board (I am using MSI mystic light). I did try connecting them to a Coolermaster rgb hub but it didn't work (but I think the hub might be faulty).RGB could be a bit brighter but really not a deal breaker.Good air flow, low noise.Overall, for £24 it is impossible to complain.

Fans look great, easy to install and setup with motherboard. Rgb is clear and compatible with msi motherboard.

For the price these fans are excellent. Easy to install with long cables and everything can be daisy chained.Noise level is pretty good but not as good as something like Noctua (at 3x the price) and in a light room the RGB may look a little bit dim.However for the price the value is very hard to beat.

Whats not to like, competitively priced, quiet operation and really good RGB. Can be daisy chained, so you need just one fan and ARGB header on your motherboard

i have corsair ll fans in my main pc, but wanted cheaper ones for my spare pc, these were quite good. they connected to the asus sync and look quite good

The fans are nice and quiet and seem to shift quite a bit of wind, the problem is the RGB.One fan doesn't light up at all and the other 2 are at static colours, one of those is randomly flashing too. can't change colours to match other fans and MB with Gigabyte RGB fusion.Slightly disappointed but as long as they cool the system then we're 3/4 of the way there.