Silverstone FF141B 140mm Fan Filter with Magnet (Black)

Pros: - Covers a 140mm fan.
- Magnets are decently strong.

Cons: - Holes are passthrough only; you need a fan to be on the other side if you are using the screws.
- If screwing into the outside of a side panel (which probably has recessed screw holes), the sides bow out a bit.
- The mesh could be smaller.

Other Thoughts: I'm using these to cover a case side intake fan on one case, and an empty side intake grill on another case. For both, I just attached them to the side of the case using the built-in magnets, and they hold fine.

Pros: Nice design, magnetic but still has holes for mounting with the fan if desired

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Magnets are a decent strength so there's no need to screw them into the chassis. Well made product.

Pros: Filter filters dust, feels well made and will hopefully last

Cons: none, excellent. Newegg shouldn't use dhl as a carrier at all

Pros: This filter does exactly what I want it to do! I didn't even have to use screws since it just stuck to the case with the magnets!

Cons: Only included one color of screws, but this didn't matter since I didn't even use screws.

Other Thoughts: I am not sure how much this is going to help keep my case clean but who knows. I also wonder how much airflow restriction is caused by filters.

Pros: none

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Where exactly should i put this? outside of the case? inside? so i have to have my fans flowing a certain direction?

Manufacturer Response:

Thank you very much for your interest in SilverStone. For effective dust reduction, you should setup your case to have more intake fans (or greater intake airflow blowing into the case) than exhaust fans (exhaust airflow out of the case) and place filters on the outside of all intake fans if possible. Putting the filter on the outside will help catch dust before they reach the fans. If your case does not allow you to place filter on the outside, placing the filter on the inside is fine too, but then your fan will accumlate dust, which you will need to clean along with filter once in a while.

Pros: Filters the dust on my PSU intake.

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: I modded my case (Antec 300) to have a bottom mounted PSU intake and I am using this as a filter for the intake. Working well so far.

Pros: Used it for NXZT 810 Switch tower's front lower 140mm fan. It does what it supposed to do, you can either use the screws that came with the case/fan or use the magnets that came with the filter.
Great Job.

Cons: None.

Pros: Filters the dust (I know, it gets DIRTY)

Cons: Magnetic attachment seems like a good idea but is impractical if you want the filter on the inside of the case between your intake fan and the case panel.

Other Thoughts: I would've liked to see a more innovative attachment design to allow for easier cleaning. I have to completely remove the fan in order to clean the filter.

Pros: Catches dust and other items that can enter your case. magnet's help it be placed out side the case if wanted.

Cons: A bit expensive when i bought it but its worth it in the long run.

Other Thoughts: Well worth the money if you can get it below $11.99.

Pros: Doing modification on a Raven 03 case. These are great.

Cons: none