Pros: Very nice looking ARGB Fans Very Quite They also move a ton of air.

Cons: Not a con on the product, more of a con on the line. I really wish cooler master would release a new ARGB Strip that I could pair with these awesome fans. I truly feel it's the only thing missing in the line of products. While they do fit with just about every other set of ARGB strips I have used, I'm a little bit of a brand snob. I really love my H500 Case with all Cooler Master Cooling but it needs more ARGB Bling.

Overall Review: The Cooler Master Masterfan MF120 are not just the best fans cooler master makes, they also happen to be my favorite ARGB Fans in general. They look amazing, work incredibly well, and are also super quiet. I've built four client computers recently and have used them every way you can use them. I've used them in push/pull configuration on water blocks, cooling both 3900X's and 10900k's. As I've stated they look and work great.

Pros: I purchased these because I thought they fit the criteria I was looking for. Affordable Balanced Fans with nice RGB and Decent Airflow with a low noise profile. Unfortunately they did not meet any of the criteria.

Cons: After installing them I noticed that the fans rattle, a lot. It's actually quite audible. Others have reported coil whine. I have not the heard coil whine. These fans have a sort of rubber coating around them, they also have these little nubs that protrude from them around the mounting points. I was unable to get a nice flush mount with them, and that might be why they rattle, but unless I cut the nubs off I would not be able to test that. The way the fans plug into the hub is a bit redundant as I have kits from other companies that provide not just power to the fans, but also to the RGB. There is no way to Daisy Chain the fans out of the box. The fans don't have the same quality feel as other fans I have used from cooler master at the price, or similarly priced fans from other companies. Airflow, I've done a few tests with these and the airflow is also lacking. I tested these in my Cooler Master H500 as well as in two much larger cases and in all scenarios there is just way too much cable to manage, easily and neatly. 36 inches of cable for each fan. Way too much. The RGB software is really limited. I was unable to find the desired effect I was after.

Overall Review: I would like to see this whole series of fans revamped as I feel they do not reflect well on the rest of Cooler Masters Product Line.

Overall Review: I've built three computers in this case recently,sadly neither has been a person build. It's spacious enough that I can fit the AIO Cooler in a Push/Pull Configuration without any issues. I love this case. Building in it is a breeze and it's gorgeous. I only wish the RGB Controller also worked with my fans. The onboard RGB Patters are perfect for the theme build I want to do. If anyone knows how I can get ARGB fans to match the case's patterns, please let me know. I tried just plugging in to the ARGB connector and it did not work.

Pros: Cools up to my 3900X just fine with a single fan, should be better with both.

Cons: I wish Cooler Master Offered a package option that had the Hyper 212 RGB with the secondary fan included. I also wish you could daisy chain the fans out of the box. I wanted to install the fan so that it exhausted upwards but was unable to so. It's something I've been able to do with some of the previous incarnations.

Overall Review: I recently upgraded my computer from a 1700 to a 3900x and decided to test this cooler out before the Cooler Master Water Cooler I ordered arrived. I'm very happy to report that with a fresh application of some MX4 Thermal Compound, this little cooler performes like a champ.

Pros: Easy to daisy chain They Look Great Move a nice amount of air

Cons: I would like to see them sold in sets of three or more. I would also like to see a combo with some the rgb strips

Overall Review: I love Bitfenix and their Nova and Enso Mesh Cases. They are a nice mix of old school functionality with new school flare. Their tech support is also fantastic. The RGB strips and fans are also in my opinion pretty great. The fans are whisper quiet, move a nice volume of air, are really solidly built. I was working on a build in an Enthoo 719, which might be my new favorite case. I saw the case used a three pin setup so I decided to try the fans, and sure enough I was able to daisy chain all six fans to the on board controller and it looks gorgeous. To top things off I was even able to pair them with a Team RGB SSD. I really can't wait till this whole Human Malware situation is resolved because I have a build that just screams to be put in an Enso Mesh. But they are currently limited stock and are selling for more than twice the original price.

Pros: This case is gorgeous. It's super flexible when it comes to the cooling options as well as the lighting. With careful Cable Management you can remount the fans from the outer part of the case to the inner. This will open the front up for more RGB options if you are building a themed system. Or if you want to add a front mounted radiator. You can Keep the two fans the case came with or replace them with three 120mm or 140mm fans The top can hold up to two 120mm or 140mm, this is dependent on your board and what kind of cooler you want to use on the CPU. I like this case better than it's two bigger siblings as everything about it is just right. All that being said there is some room for improvement.

Cons: I really wish this case had come with an ARGB Hub or Controller in the case your motherboard did not come with sufficient RGB headers, or in some cases non at all. I would really like to see a revision with a hinged tempered glass window. As is the current tolerances are really tight when it comes to cable management. A little bit of a scoop on the left side of the case would be nice to see. I would really love to see an expandable power supply shroud, in the case that one is not planning to use the hard drive enclosure. The portion on the top front of the case that helps hide the cables, I wish that were expandable as well. It would have also been really nice if we had the option to mount some fans on the bottom of the case as well.

Overall Review: There really is no such thing as the perfect case, but this beauty comes very close.