APEVIA CF8S-UGN 80mm Case Fan

Pros: color looks great can add led to it has the spots for them came with 4 pin adapter and black screws is very quiet

Cons: don't really blow much air as I thought it would I got the wrong size was in a hurry not really a con kinda my fault

Pros: Really Cheap. Pulls air.

Cons: Feels flimsy but gets the job done.
Adapter was feeling a bit too soft.

Other Thoughts: Would have gotten a better fan, but hey it gets the job done. Not really looking forward to late term use.

Pros: small, quite, moves air

Cons: none its a surprisingly quiet 80mm fan

Other Thoughts: i like the green color

Pros: A perfect, cheap cooling fan for any computer.

Cons: Maybe a little flimsy?

Pros: bought 2...they work and very quiet. got here very fast.

Cons: none really...just didn't know which direction to mount them. took a guess, guessed right

Pros: Great fans super quiet 3pin installs right to MB
Glows amazing under UV lights.

Cons: Did not work as CPU fan. Bios kept saying "CPU Fan Failure"
But it runs fine plugged in as case fan.

Other Thoughts: Comes with led light holes. Would be cool if they put UV led's in the empty holes.

Pros: Regular power supply hookups plus, 3 pin MOBO controlled power hookup. Works great.

Cons: NONE.

Pros: Cheap.
Nice LED lights.

Cons: Noticeably tricky to get the screws in.
Cheaply made.
One adapter BROKE on me.

Other Thoughts: I needed some fans to throw into my new build, I picked up 3 of these fans along with 2 Rosewill fans that I would put on the side panel. I'm using one of these as an exhaust fan on the back, and one for an intake fan on the front, the third is a spare.

It's VERY noticeable that these are a bit flimsy and weak. Compared to drilling in the screws on my $5 Rosewill fans, these were noticeably harder to drill in and even started cracking a bit.

What really put me off was when switching around power inputs, I unplugged one of the Molex adapters for one of the fans and a prong BROKE on the adapter! I found another power source off my motherboard that I'm using, and if I never need it for something else I have this third fan here that I can use the adapter for, but anyone who wouldn't have any of these two options would be out of luck at this point.

You get what you pay for I guess. Aside from being a flimsy design, the fans work great and get the job done. Still worth the $2.50 a piece.

Pros: It works.

Cons: These fans are really cheap, I don't expect them to last long. The molex adapters were very crooked and one of the wires pushed out when trying to install. I had to shove it back in and glue it in place and pray that it holds. The screws are really hard to screw in. They don't seem to spin that fast and make much air flow.

Other Thoughts: Pay a little more and get better fans. These fans are what you pay for. Cheap.

Pros: Low cost and quiet with clock wire for fan speed monitoring.. blades are balanced so no vibration to speak of.. The Wife likes that her PC is quiet again and does not vibrate.. Allows cool and quiet motherboard function to work..

Cons: NONE
Could be free

Other Thoughts: Simple no nonsense fan.. No flashing lights or fancy paint jobs just a UV green transparent colored plastic that glows if you have a black light in your case..