F120 RGB Core - 120mm Hub Mounted RGB Fan - 8 Individually Controllable LEDs - Semi Transparent Fan Blades - Hydrodynamic Bearing - PWM Control - CAM Software - Black

I LOVE these fans. They're so pretty and easy to install. They work very well with SignalRGB. They are super quiet and the RGBs are bright and accurate. They fit perfectly in the bottom of my H6 Flow.

Fit perfectly in the NZXT H6 case! Looks great, keeps the PC cool, and easy to install. Super quiet too!

I LOVE the NZXT ecosystem, built my entire system with the fan system inside the flow 7 case. Love it!! The fan draws little power, RGB looks great, sounds extremely quiet and all together it keeps my 4080 super really cool! Also, very bright lights. Easily enough to follow instructions

For what seemed like a good idea at the time I built my PC using 140MM fans and a 280MM AIO cooler...not realizing how limited in options for radiator fans. I wanted a nice pair of RGB fans for my radiator but could not find a nice one to my liking that was designed for radiators. I tried regular RGB fans (plenty of those in 140mm) which looked great but they were made for airflow and just didn't do the trick against my radiator, temps were still higher than I wanted. High static fans in that size in RGB are far more limited in selection and the "best" were about $45 each, these I got for half of that and they work awesome. Temps are down, quiet noise and they look awesome. The only complaint I have is that the fans have very low LED count, (only 8 per fan, most have at least 16+) and they cant be controlled individually, both fans are seen as one. Outside of that I couldn't be happier and I highly recommend them if you want something made to go against a radiator

Need a pcie cable from your power supply to the fan controller if you want to control these with the nzxt cam software. That is some diabolical engineering on their end. Whats also a menacing act on their end is releasing these fans without the new controller. These should have shipped with the controller and it shouldn’t be $50. Anyways, Why not just make it connect with two sata power cables instead of a pcie cable? Like every other controller I’ve used. the light bar on the side is not controllable. It runs off of the fan light. It is not separate. However, these are the cleanest looking fans I’ve seen and it pairs well with the new kraken. I only need one software open on startup now. I used to have Lian li Infinity fans. On paper, these perform slightly better and don’t look too “gamery”. Infinity fans look very gamey but every 3 pack of those comes with a controller included. Additionally, the cables that connect to the fans are not removable so if a cable stops working then the entire fan system will not work for that set of fans. A cable is less expensive than 3 fans. I don’t know why they designed it like this. There is a 5 year nzxt warranty for these fans though so I’m not too worried. The last issue I have with them is the led hotspots. Meaning, you can visibly see the leds around the fans when configured as exhaust. Also, it is not a warm white. It is more of a cool white making it look blue. See the color difference in the photos I added. EDIT:After googling it, if you add yellow to cool white, it makes it warm white. I’ve added my color profile to the photos so you can see the before and after. The base white color will look blue, you actually have to add yellow to the color hue in CAM for it to look as what I would consider a normal white. On the upside, only needing 4 screws for three fans makes it too easy to install which is a really nice design. normal 3 packs of fans require 12 screws. They are not very loud. I run them in the silent sound profile and the sound is never noticeable. If it is too loud, you can change the fan curve in CAM. Some people have said that tightening the screws into the fan too hard can cause a hum or a buzz sound. These are the best nzxt fans you can get but there’s better fans available without these flaws ex., Lian li and Corsair have “all in one” fans that are way better but also more expensive. But if you want to stay in the nzxt ecosystem then these are decent. By no means are they bad, but again, there’s better fans out there. These are about a 3.5/5 because of the obvious flaws.

Nice set of 120mm fans. Used this unit for my AIO as a couple of the fans from the original unit were starting to act up. Also at the time I replaced all my 140mm case fans in front and back on case. Using a NZXT H7 elite case. Setup is easy and have a couple options either using the proprietary connections or using the adapters that are provided. Just be warned that if you use the proprietary fan hub for this that it requires a USB 2 header and an eight pin PCIe power source. Why they use an 8 pin connection that is mind boggling as folks using mid level video cards and above tend not to have any extra and would have to get some sort of adapter. At least provide the adapter...lol. If you choose the adapters the play nice with will say most motherboards as I can't say all. You just will not be able to control the RGB or cooling with the CAM software. Would have to use your MB software to control it all. As for the price, I am not a fan of the 80 bucks it normally is considering that the fans alone are like 19 a piece. If they can bring it down to the 60 price point or at least 65 then I would be all on board. I got mine from black Friday and they were priced in the high 50's. If you can score the fans on sale I would say go for it.

Beautiful. Works great. Easy to install.

Bright, beautiful LEDs. Rpm adjustable pwm fans. 5C drop in CPU temps. Expensive. Fits like a glove in my NZXT H6.