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Includes the 4 fan mounting screws; 4 wire connector; ~18" wire length reaches everywhere around cards in the case, etc.; specs printed on outside of box; 5-13.5 operating voltage @ 200mA max (on fan motor label)

Ease of installation, easy instructions, quiet noise level and vibrant color.

- Adjustable speed with a toggle (Hybrid, Performance, Extreme). - At similar speed as the Noctua, they are bit less noisy.

Comes with extensions to join w/ other case fans

Looks superb. Cools system very nicely. No software needed on a Phanteks case.

works as advertised. easy to setup. Still going strong 3 years later.

Looks amazing with those great infinity lights I like on the lian lis without being a millions bucks, and they're super easy to get started if yk what ur doing

No RGB nonsense

Very easy to setup and they look great . Once theyre in you download lian li connect and you can customize the speed and rgb . They all daisy chain and connect to each other I would recommend these to anyone they make my pc look high tech !

Setup was easy once I read the instructions. That's on me.

Super easy to install with the connectors. All of the snaps are quality and not flimsy warpable plastic. The clean look is easily achievable with these fans. The color blending is seemless! Used both reversed model and standard.

Good cooling, super easy install, easy for cable management.

Unified frame Quiet with good airflow ARGB lighting

This was exactly what I was looking for: beautiful RGB fans that dont try and lock you into using a specific brands RGB control ecosystem. Phanteks gives you the option to use theirs but also provides a regular ARGB adapter if you dont want to.

- These are absolutely beautiful. - They have clips that go on the front of the fans once they're installed that hide the seams between the fans and the screw holes. That kind of attention to detail is what I like - The noise isn't bad unless you have them at 100% (not necessary imo) - The fact that they come in reverse airflow and regular is really cool. The bottom and side fans are intake fans but you can still see the front of them. Nearly all other fans on the market don't have reverse airflow so you have to flip them and see them from the back for them to be intake fans. I'm not a fan of that.

Get a bunch of these for your pc and put them in series and put it on your cpu header or split it from there. Find a good fan curve for your needs and you’re good to go. Dead silent when your cpu is chilling, but only ramps up when the cpu needs to cool down a bit, even then you can barely hear them at full blast.

I like the convenience of having one module instead of 2 plus in parts. The fans work as intended, and I have used these fans in 3 builds so far. They are responsive to selected fan curves and are quiet, even at high RPMs (1800 max). Because they are daisy-chained, there are fewer wires to chase, a good thing in an SFF.