APEVIA CF20SL-UBL 200mm Case Fan

Pros: It has more red color with the fan blades colored in addition to the red leds. It's extremely quiet, can't hear it when it's on.

Cons: It does not move as much are as it's rated for. In fact, my case temps went up by 7C using this on my HAF 932 as the side window fan versus the stock CoolerMaster fan that comes with the case. I swapped back to the stock fan and the case temps dropped down again.

Overall Review: I was looking for something with a little higher airflow but sadly this fan is not it; it seems to move significantly less air than the CM 200mm fans.

Pros: Nice quiet fan. It's hard to get excited about a fan, but it works and has color. You should have one too :).

Cons: None.

Pros: It's cheap and it looks pretty enough.

Cons: One of these came pre-installed in my Apevia X-Dreamer 4 chassis (which otherwise isn't a bad case). The fan didn't seem to produce a very strong breeze when I first assembled the machine, but I didn't worry about that on account of having three other case fans. When the fan quit on me after less than a year I began to worry. The blades just quit spinning. I can force them to move by hand, and there's no obstruction or jam I can see, but when powered, the fan's motor becomes very hot. I suspect that the motor either burned off all the lubricant or melted some of the plastic components. DO NOT BUY.

Overall Review: If you, like me, purchased an Apevia chassis that has one of these, I highly recommend replacing it with another one. The screw placements are standard. CoolerMaster, Phanteks, and AeroCool all make better fans in the same size that fit the case. You don't even need to sacrifice the LED lighting.

Pros: -Installed easily -Quiet -Lights look sweet -Cools me system!

Cons: -Nope

Overall Review: Not sure what part of it is supposed to be ultra-violet.

Pros: Price to performance ratio, Nice long sleeved harness and separate molex adapter, impressive looking, provides good airflow in large unrestricted well-sealed case.

Cons: Balance issues that could potentially affect service life if not taken care of, somewhat flimsy frame, led's are ultra-bright.

Overall Review: The biggest thing to pay attention to is if the fan is balanced well. But, for 16 bucks and such a large fan with a lot of blade mass I suppose an imbalance it is to be expected. I balanced mine by simply hanging a paperclip on various blades until the shake went away, then removed some material from the blade 180 degrees out from where the paperclip was. I am using mine in an old school full atx case as a side intake fan, the only other chassis cooling fan being the one in my power supply and everything runs ultra cool. It runs around 715 rpm mounted in the case and about 785 free-spinning in the open air, all connected to the system fan header. If your case is well sealed and has adequate exhaust flow this fan will work fine. If you have a case that is "tight" or restricted on the exhaust side get a 120mm fan instead.

Pros: awesome fan! tad noisy, but dosent bother me. defiantly not the loudest fan in my case, flows a lot of air, LEDs are bright and nice :D

Cons: thick. even tough standard thickness, came into contact with my rad.

Overall Review: I had to break off one of the tabs so it dosent interfere with touching my rad.

Pros: bought two to replace 4 120mm fans that where loud in comparison to these two fans and the blue leds add some awesomeness to my coolermaster haf 912 case

Cons: no way to turn off the bright led's on the fans but o'well you get what you paid for

Pros: moves 125 cfm @ 20 dBA compared to Cooler Master's Megaflow 200mm: 110cfm @19 dBA. I bought two of them to replace the one in my Cooler Master Storm Enforcer SGC-1000-KWN1.

Cons: Feels kinda flimsy when you screw them in, nothing to worry about tho

Overall Review: Not dimmable