Apevia PN6P2-RGB Phoenix 120mm Silent Dual-Ring Addressable RGB Color Changing LED Fan with Remote Control, 16x LEDs & 8X Anti-Vibration Rubber Pads w/ 2 Magnetic Addressable LED Strips (6+2-pk)

This was a near-perfect solution for my use case. The 6 rgb fans and 2 led strips, fit in my corsair 220t airflow case really well and provide a great rgb experience on a serious budget. I tested these next to the Corsair SP120 Pro fans that come in this case and here is what I noticed. These fans tended to be around 5db lower than Corsair's and even though the fans are smaller than Corsair's, by just putting my hand out, they seemed roughly the same airflow (even though I could be wrong with this). Additionally, my mobo doesn't support rgb so having these controlled externally works perfectly (and it lessens the bloatware).For this price, there are some cost-cutting things that I did notice. The fans did not have pre-threaded screw holes which made it difficult to screw these into my case. Additionally, there is no way to control the speed of the fans (which is very disappointing).However, even though it is inconvenient, I am keeping it at 5 stars solely because of what you are getting for the price. Hopefully, fan speed controlling is something they will add in the future as I think these are very competitive fans, especially for this price!

Esos abanicos tienen la peor instalacion que existe, no viene con su rosca hecha para ponerle los tornillos, nisiquiera con un taladro pude hacerlo, perdida de dinero total, no lo recomiendo

They're actually pretty quiet with really good RGB light dispersion but there is a 2 pin plug on The Hub that doesn't have a cable for it and I wish I knew what it was for PS the thing is powered by Molex

I was really surprised at how good these RGB fans were for the price! I build budget gaming rigs and these fans really dress up a rig AND they perform well too and are cheap! So for 6 fans, 2 RGB strips, controller and remote all for the price of 1 high end 120mm RGB fan you cant go wrong!

Los tornillos no le caben, por intentar con algo de presion con el primero se rompió y soy cuidadoso, la solución fue abrir los huecos con un taladro, que no me parece la mejor manera