Ant Esports Superflow 120 ARGB V2, RGB Sync, Hydro Bearing, PWM Control, 1200 RPM Case Fan/Cooler

Easy to install

This fan is really good and bright for the price. Its easy to install the fan. The main thing I didn't like about it is, if you are buying a single fan, then it can't be controlled with the motherboard software. But if you are buying a set of it, which price is around Rs.1200/- approx., then you can control it with the remote and the software of the motherboard. It's noice is not that much loud also. It has a bright light and its overall cooling is good.

Cooling is good , fan speed is good , quality of screw is excellent . Both type of connection pws and mb. Plastic is of good quality

The Ant Esports Superflow 120 Auto RGB V2 case fan/cooler is a game-changer for PC enthusiasts. With its impressive 1200 RPM, it delivers exceptional cooling performance while maintaining a quiet operation. The RGB lighting adds a stylish touch to any setup, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your PC build. Installation is a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly design. Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore overclocker, this fan is a must-have for keeping your system cool and stylish. Overall, highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their PC cooling solution!

Got these fans in amazon sale for around 500 each. Great buy in this price range.. Auto RGB with decent airflow.. Built quality is good and sturdy.. Only issue is RGB sync within a 3 fans is a bit slow but apart from that no other issue.. Quite silent as well.. Currently price is around 800 which is a bit much so wait till it drops to 400 500.. Best cabinet fan on amazon.

This is one of the best RGB case fan available under 500 rupees. I am amazed to see the quality they provide in such a low bracket. I doubt the durability of the product but it seems the product has lasted long enough for users as per reviews on amazon. This simply put a smile on my face as I have just build a PC with Corsair 175 case which has only one RGB fan at front and space for 6 fans of 120 mm. I don’t have any objections with the auto RGB things (changes colour pattern automatically). And the colours look super bright even from outside the case (acrylic panel). Now the most awful part of having this fan in your case is the low RPM limit. The box says clearly about the speed which is 1200RPM but I guess that not the case here. I can see my other case fan and judge this having lower speed approx. 900RPM which is not suitable if you have a Ryzen CPU or need better air cooling. Otherwise, it is good for the price. You can simply buy this for lighting effects the transition in colour looks amazing at this price. Also, you will get a Molex connector and not a motherboard header connector to control RGB functions. They look perfect for an average user who just want a fan to run normally without making any noise and at the same time offer great looks. Instead of buying this one get a packet of ARGB controller with 3 fans in it. It would be a little expensive but still. Lighting makes the deal. I truly believe Circle Gaming 120mm fans are quite nice and run in 1800-2000RPM it will make some noise but at least cool your system heavily. I own two of them and I am completely fine with the little noise. It won’t disturb me and cools down my system effectively. I can recommend this product only when you need them for looks, not for cooling. Version 2.0 is nothing but an extra layer of RGB on either side to make this appealing. But why would one want to show their back of their computers with an RGB ring? Unless or otherwise the prescribed things are my own opinion and it may differ with you. But I have kept all things together honestly.

The fan is decent at it's price range. I don't know if it's because it's 3-pin fan, but the dim lights at low fan speeds is not something very pleasing. Because of course I'm not gonna have it running at full speed all the time to get that aesthetically pleasing RGB effect. But even if it's not running at high speeds, the dim lights are not thay bad! The actual problem with this whole thing are the fitting screws. The screws that came with it are absolutely useless. They just won't go in unless you really want to put your brute force in. Even then I wasn't able to do anything other than get a nlister on my thumb for trying too hard for something that obviously wasn't going to work. They are flat at the end. I had some spare ones with pointed ends. It's thanks to those that I was able to fit the fans.

nice