Pros: I've looked for something like this for a really long time, really happy it works as intended. I never understood how manufacturers expect you to power 4 or 5 case fans in Micro ATX builds when 99% of MATX boards have one case fan header.

Cons: None

Pros: -Very easy setup
-Solid connections

Cons: -None

Other Thoughts: I have this controlling 4 120mm fans and 2 140 mmm fans without issue, 2 of them are PWM and the others are standard 3 pin all are functioning great connected to this hub, well worth the money

Pros: -Simple to use, can control up to 11 fan (30w max) synced all together using the 12V sata power wire, but only if the PWM is supported. But be warned that you must use a real PWM 4pins output from your motherboard, or the fan will run at max speed while using the 12v from the sata connector. Some cheap motherboard have "dumy" 4 pins, but somethime it's only a 3 pins without PWM support and won't work properly.
-Surprising good quality for the price
-In my system, it control 5x 3pins fan nicely (Corsair SP120 Performance Edition)
-My motherboard see the device as a single PWM fan
-Ridiculously small, just a little bit bigger than a 9v battery, it can fit anywhere in your pc

Cons: -The blue LED don't match my system ("Phanteks" text on top of the device), but nothing like a little piece of black tape to hide it
-The 4 pins CPU wire was a little short for my taste

Other Thoughts: -The manual state that all the fans should be of the same type and brand. Don't complain if you mix the fan brand/type and get poor result!
-In my setup, all the fans connected to the device can run low as 1150 rpm (at 10%) and up to 2150 at 100% in my bios (SP120 PE fans are rated 2350rpm). I guess that the volt range is 7v to 11.5v and it's pretty impressive.
-I hope it will last forever, I should have brought 2.k

Pros: -None sadly

Cons: Didn't work at all unfortunately. Plugged in all the fans to it, connected the power supply and nothing happened. A little frustrating since at this price point there's no way I'm going to return it.

Other Thoughts: A little surprising this product didn't follow through considering the brand name behind it. I like Phanteks CPU coolers, I built a buddies of mine first real gaming PC with a Phanteks PH-TC14PE_BK so it's not like I hold anything against the company. This just simply didn't work.

Pros: Solid construction, great accessories, perfect solution for simply keeping your fan connections clean and out of sight.

Cons: The three pin connections are VERY tight for the connectors on my Corsair AF120 QE fans. May just be my selected fan.

Other Thoughts: Would have been nice to have one 3 pin extension of 8~10" to reach the rear case fan when the hub is installed in a forward position.

Pros: - Connects to PWM and voltage control fans
- Attractive blue LED logo complements many case designs
- Has worked immediately with both an Asrock b75 chipset board and ASUS Z97 chipset board

Cons: - Fans can be difficult to unplug from controller. I had to use a pair of pliers to unplug them. Not worth down rating, just something to be aware of when planning your cable management.

Other Thoughts: Make sure you have a PWM header available for the hub. I do not believe it will read voltage control directly from the board. However, once powered, it will control both 3 and 4 pin fans.

Pros: Amazingly fast delivery and thank goodness for i did not have enough fans on my value board to connect all my fans without making a huge mess. This was a easy choice to resolve my problem.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: newegg amazing i every way, tax free ? Fast? Free shipping just awesome

Pros: It operates off one 4-pin PWM motherboard connection and allows you to power 11 3-pin fans. It works great for this, but only use identical fans if you wish for the RPM representation to be somewhat accurate of all your fans.

Cons: None.

Pros: nothing

Cons: didn't work at all on many headers on two different boards. Might be a MSI board issue or this controller.

Pros: It does exactly what Phanteks claims it will. Plug it in and turn on the pc.

Cons: I haven't found anything wrong with it. It does what it's supposed to do.