PANO-MOUNTS 120mm Infinity Mirror ARGB Fan 5V 3Pin Addressable RGB PWM PC Computer CPU Case Cooling Fan 600-1800RPM White 3-Pack

Look great and perform great. Very quiet.

It works great, looks great, and was easy to install. Very quiet.

These case fans provide an economical way to mimic the look of the Lian Li Uni Fan with a fraction of the cost. Each fan has daisy-chain 4-pin PWM and also 3-pin ARGB connector, which means they can be used altogether or individually. So far, the fans have been quiet and the ARGB can be easily adjusted through my motherboard setting. In addition, since the fans are padded, it can be used on water coolers radiator as well. Currently, these fans come in black and white options.

The PANO-MOUNTS 120mm Infinity Mirror ARGB Fans are a top choice for enhancing both the performance and aesthetics of your PC build. The addressable RGB lighting creates stunning visual effects with customizable colors and patterns. These fans operate quietly and efficiently, with a variable speed range of 600-1800 RPM to provide optimal cooling for your CPU. The 5V 3-pin connection ensures compatibility with most motherboards, and the sleek black design complements any PC case. This 3-pack offers excellent value, delivering both style and effective cooling. Highly recommended for its performance and eye-catching lighting.

My gaming PC has been running hot and making some noise, so I decided to get new fans to improve airflow and quiet it down. The kit fits the bill and comes with three 120 mm fans, each with a four-pin power connector and a three-pin (5V) ARGB connector. These fans are great, they really move a lot of air, much better than the stock fans I had. I'm confident they will solve my cooling issue. The case I use is the Cooler Master HAF 700 full-tower case, which has great ventilation. However, if you're using a more enclosed case or live in an area with poor air circulation, you may want to keep that in mind. The ARGB lighting on these fans looks amazing, and the infinity mirror effect really amplifies it. Although the fans don't clip together as seamlessly as Cooler Master fans, they were still easy to wire up. It took me about 30 minutes to remove the old fans and replace them with these new ones. If I were starting from scratch, it might have taken even less time, around 10 minutes. The only reason it took me so long is that I had to untangle the wiring behind the motherboard to access all the cables.Pro-tip. The product description states that these are reverse airflow fans, but there was no marking on the fans to indicate the airflow direction. Test them outside the chassis before installing to determine the airflow direction and mark it to help with the installation.Overall, I'm very happy with these PANO-MOUNTS fans. They seem to be a great alternative to Cooler Master series fans, and the fact that this 3-pack costs the same as a single pack of CM fans makes it the clear winner for me. I'd rather save the money and invest it in a better graphics card or CPU than have slightly quieter fans.Bottom line:These PANO-MOUNTS fans are highly effective, moving a lot of air, and providing better cooling than the stock fans. They are running very silently thanks to the reverse airflow design. And The ARGB lighting looks amazing, although the fans don't clip together as seamlessly as some other options. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the performance and value of these fans compared to more expensive alternatives.Pros:1. Excellent cooling performance2. Very silent thanks to reverse airflow.3. Impressive ARGB lighting.4. Great value overall.Cons:None that I can think of.

I ordered these fans to replace a set of Arctic P12 PWM-PST fans that I was using. While these do have a slightly louder noise floor, they are not annoyingly loud and they provide around the same cooling performance. The case I use is a Lian Li O11 Air Mini which has great ventilation, however, so you may want to keep that in mind if you are using a more closed case or live in an area with poor circulation. Nevertheless, the ARGB on these fans look amazing and is amplified by the infinity mirror effect. Although not as seamless as Lian Li's fans which can clip into each other, these fans are still easy to wire up. It took me about thirty minutes to take out my old fans and replace them with these. It would probably take even less than that (around 10 minutes) if I was starting from scratch. The only reason it took me so long is because I had to unravel the spaghetti monster hiding behind the motherboard to get to all of the cables. Other than that, no major complaints. I believe these are meant to replicate Lian Li's Infinity series of fans and the fact that this 3-pack costs the same as a single pack of those fans makes this the clear winner for me. I would rather save the money and invest it into a better graphics card or CPU than have slightly quieter fans.