Pros: moves good amt of air

Cons: can not propel a 235lb man on roller skates down a hill....(dont ask how i know)

Overall Review: Running two of these as intakes on the Antec Three Hundred case (N82E16811129042) which helps; A- cool the 4 1tb seagate hard drives (3 running in raid 0). B- pushes air under PSU As always, feel free to gmail my nickname with questions or comments (dont ask about the roller skate experiment, my ....subjects 'rump' still hurts)

Pros: Relatively quiet fan that moves a fair amount of air at a reasonable price. Others say this thing is extremely loud, and I disagree. It's not silent but it's not suppose to be. I have this in an Antec 300 case with a Xigmatek Dark Knight CPU cooler. The Dark Knight is definitely the loudest (29dBA) and the fan is quiet in comparison 924 dBA). I'd say it's about on par with the Antec tri-cool fans at their medium setting which is very reasonable. I've heard fans in the high 30's dBA, and this thing isn't even close. high 30's is LOUD, this thing is audible but a quiet hum, and I can almost guarantee you have louder fans in your system if you're overclocking.

Cons: I put my hand in front of the fan and it does move a fair amount of air, better than most at this price point, but it felt a little bit weak. I'm using it as an intake fan to get a little push to my setup and to get some air moving over the hard drive, and it does this very well. I doubt I'd use this by itself as a rear exhaust fan for a case that didn't already have some other exhaust fans. You'll probably want something a little more powerful for that.

Overall Review: Fan came with 4 screws and a 3-pin to molex connector which is convenient.

Pros: cheap 72 cfms, very very good airflow

Cons: very loud! do not underestimate the 24 decibels

Overall Review: i bought this and the thermal take turbo fan and i have go with the turbo. 17 dba are barely noticeable in comparison and 50 cfms are still really good.

Pros: Moves air like a hurricane. Simple black, no fancy LEDs. Comes with mounting screws.

Cons: Very Very loud. Must use a fan controller.

Pros: Worked, easy to install

Cons: Kind of loud, but I was without a case fan for awhile, so maybe I was just not used to it.

Pros: worked out of the package

Cons: Very noisy even at lowest rpm when usng a fan controller. An ok fan if you run it at full rpm but it's very loud at full speed (few, if any, aren't). I bought this fan to run at low rpm with a 80mm to 120mm fan adapter on the cpu cooler but it was too noisy. I used the fan that came with the Cooler Master E330 case and it works nice and quiet

Pros: Moves air, quiet, CHEAP.

Cons: none that I have found

Overall Review: I bought these as a replacement for the fans in my Antec p180 case. Install was easy. The main reason I bought this brand was the noise level vs. cost. These were the cheapest, quietest fans I could find. I'm happy.

Pros: Spins at rated speed, long 3 pin connector. Used this fan for a Push/Pull on a Xigmatek Dark Knight. I rigged it on using Zip ties. It hasn't done anything for idle temps, but has decreased load temps by 1-2 C. Has worked out great thus far.

Cons: There is definitely something wrong with the fan's motor or bearings. This single 120MM fan is louder than every other fan in my case combined (and I have 4x 140MM case fans, plus a GTX 260 with an aggressive fan profile I set on it).

Overall Review: I don't know if I got a bad one or what. I value Xigmatek products but I can't recommend this one. Buy a better fan with fluid dynamic bearings.