XION AXP Alphawing AXP-GF140_WT 140mm Case cooler

Pros: Looks nice and is sturdy. Molex and 3 pin fan connectors built into the fan wire so no extra connectors required. Wire is a decent length.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: For the price you can't too much of a better fan than this.

Pros: This fan replaced my stock 140mm on my Rosewill Challenger (top fan). It's quiet and pushes the air out well. I have it wokring in tandem with 4x Cougar CF-T12S4. I replaced the front and rear stock fans and added two to the side panel blowing in.

Cons: None

Pros: minimum noise with maximum airflow, can't even hear them running on max, mounted horizontally on the top of my cm 690 as exhaust.
sale price right now is excellent

Cons: the molex connector is hard wired, but not an issue for me since I'm not terribly concerned with appearances

you could probably just cut it off if you wanted to

Pros: Very quiet. Good quality cabling.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: I was looking for a good case fan to go into my Fractal Design XL case, when I stumbled across this. I have to say that the Alphawing fan is just as good as the Fractal fans. It is just as quiet, and almost looks identical to the Fractal case fans. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a quiet, but powerful, 140mm fan.

Pros: They are quite quiet, they push a pretty decent amount of air out. THe white color of the blades looks cool in a white case but just as good in a black case (like the NZXT ones that include a fan with white blades in them). I am a little nitpicky when it comes to noise and quality, so you can probably overlook my Cons section if you are on the borderline of buying them.

Cons: They may seem a little bit too "whooshy" without a fan controller, the blades do not spin in a completely perfect circle, and if you put the voltage too low on your fan controller, it may not start spinning after Windows comes out of sleep state. Basically, for the price I am a tiny bit bugged.

Other Thoughts: I used two in a top facing position in a NZXT 210 case (the $40 one with tons of fan holes). They blow out enough air and are quiet enough, but the quality lags a little. Considering I got some of the Cougar 140mm and used those as well, I would spend the extra money on those over these. But, for a budget build, these definitely do the job.

Pros: Works good enough, does what it's supposed to do.

Cons: Does not look like the highest quality of a fan build, but it works.

Pros: Great air movement and little noise, it was a breeze to install and had a directional arrow so I didn't need to guess and check the air flow direction

Cons: none yet

Pros: Quiet, Spins, connection options

Cons: No LED

Other Thoughts: This is a great fan if you have no concern over the LED, it has either/or connectors on it. I bought 2 knowing they did not have LEDs

Pros: Very quiet! neat style white fan /w black outer casing solid 140mm fan and for those who don't want LEDs this is your fan

Cons: Alphawing design is wobbly? there is a very noticeable out of sync pattern to the wobble, apparently works for being quiet just don't put it in a place you can stare at it could cause hypnosis, and only major gripe the molex and motherboard 3 pin connector are all wrapped into one, for an onboard install the molex has to be removed or its in the way.

Other Thoughts: Its cheap and made cheap but has a solid output with no audible noise and that really counts when looking for a fan, I just hope it last a long time.

Pros: Easy to hook up, great white blade black frame design, works great with my NZXT Source 210 case

Cons: Short cable.
Wish i could fine a 140mm fan similar to this one that the air flow was the revered so that the back of the fan was only seen from inside the case when used as a exhaust.