upHere 6-Pack 120Mm Silent Intelligent Control Rgb Fan Adjustable Colorful Fans With Controller And Remote,T6C63-6

The lights look amazing especially with the cycles but I cant change the speed of the fans with the controller for some reason and if you're using 4 or more fans it can get pretty loud still 100% worth the price though. I 100% recommend these fans if you're on a low budget. (It doesnt say in the listing but it also comes with a fan controller) I only rated these fans 4 star because they're not perfect but still amazing for the price. :)

These fans arrived in good condition. I made sure to test each of them before installing them in the case, and they all worked. Remote is RF based, and works well. Brightness of these LED fans should be fine if you have a clear window. I have a tinted tempered glass side panel, and while it is still visible, it looks a bit dark. The only complaint I have, is that these fans uses a "proprietary" 6-pin connector to connect to the control hub. There is no way to control or change the fan speed. It would be nice if they have a separate fan control connector. But it is what it is. The fans have decent airflow, although i have no way of measuring the exact CFM. Another downside to these fans, is that there is no indicator which way the airflow is blowing. I had to plug them in to find out. So it turns out, the side of the fan with the brand sticker is the exhaust, in case anyone is wondering.Pros: Cheap, works, cool LED patterns.Cons: Cannot control fan speed, Airflow direction not indicated.

So the this is a review about the current T6-6 pack of the Up here RGB fans. I knew these were budget fans when buying them, so I had low expectations. The pro's are:1. They move a fair amount of air and make fine case fans.2. They are reasonably quiet. What little noise they make is along the lines of a low pitch hum.3. The lighting is strong and even. No seriously bad bright or dead spots.4. The whole pack is self contained. That means it has everything you need for all six fans, such as screws, velcro ties, etc.5. It's all controlled with an RF remote. Yes, the remote has a IR diode up front, but it's also RF and it works well.The cons:1. The fans use a proprietary controller (included), and will not work with any known system be it Aura, Fusion, Mystic, or plain old addressable RGB. So you can NOT run these off your Mobo, period.2. They are not speed adjustable, and there speed, cfm and static pressure stats are no where to be found. The remote has buttons for speed adjustment, but it doesn't work on the T6 fans. It's universal for their other model fans.3. There is no ability to get telemetry from these fans or the controller. In other words, you can't hook either up to your Mobo to get information on their performance.4. No firmware updates for the controller to expand options later on.Now the lack of speed control makes these fans a bad choice for radiators. They simply don't push enough air for that. But they are fine as general case fans.They have hundreds of light patterns and combos. The push/pull enough air to keep fresh air coming in for your CPU cooler to do it's job. The lighting can be turned on or off with the remote, and they are quite. The build quality looks and feels very good. They don't feel like cheap plastic, and there is virtually no play in the motor. That's very rare for sheath bearing fans such as these.The value you get for their price is high,vas long as you don't try to use them as cooler fans. No radiators or heatsinks. Also if you use a glass case, make sure there is lots of vents for these to do their best.***EDIT*** This review was for the 120 IR T6-6 version of these fans. There are several other versions that offer different stats and options. If Amazon is out of the 120 IR T6-6, it will default to one of the other models. It would also seem that some people are receiving versions other than what they ordered. The most common seems to be people ordering the sync version and getting the base IR instead. Please check your version before you begin to build, as you may have to exchange them.Simply put, if it's powered by the big, old fashioned 4 pin molex the you CAN NOT sync it with ANYTHING. You also cannot change fan speed. The basic IR T6-6 pack is very good value for it's price, and looks good.On a side note, these fans give off a fair amount of heat when the LED's are running. After a few weeks and several tests, I saw an average drop of 5c when they were turned off. I've seen better and worse. These seem to be to be a little worse than others, but again they are good value.

I have ordered two sets in two orders now, I have ordered the ones that can be controlled by the motherboard and when they arrived they are NOT motherboard controlled, They have changed the specs on the page around and I have yet to get the correct ones. They seem to be working, they look decent but they are NOT motherboard controlled as claimed. I will try 1 more time. If it gets switched up again I am done. This may have been an error on the sellers part but its getting old....

I bought these to put in my new buget pc build (geForce1060,i7,SamSung500gbSSD,16gb1600hzRAM,EnermaxCase,750Power) really just to be silly with the colors/amount of fans. I got the 6 pack non-integrated, I like the remote better then running it from a program, they come on right as you hit power instead of after boot and no programs running in the background. They remember whatever you had them set to when you turned it off so it comes back on the same color. You Can Not control each fan separately, the output is consistant to every port on the hub. The wires to the hub could be longer, some barly make it across the case, which sucks if you want to hide them and hide the hub somewhere (I put it in a lower drive slot).CANNOT speaker to the quality in that I just got them, no problems yet but cheap leds can have issues, They do feel alright, pretty solid, though the plastic is obviously cheapAND the screws do not actually mount into a matching nut, they just bore straight into the plastic of the fan. Not great if you pull that screw in and out a couple times it'll be looser each time.