Thermaltake Pure 14 ARGB 5V Motherboard Sync/Analog Controller 16.8 Million Colors 9 Addressable LEDs 140mm Hydraulic Bearing Case/Radiator Fan, 3 Pack CL-F080-PL14SW-A, ARGB Black

good fans. work fine..look nice.

Got 2 sets, they work great, cables are annoyingly dumb but I had a big case so it was ok. can't believe what fans cost nowadays... these move a good amount of air but can get loud (which is good because they are moving decent air) just tune them down if you don't want them to be loud, they can be pretty silent too. Overall happy with them, no way I was gonna pay corsair prices.

Very quiet and good airflow, led lights are bright enough with good color. I'm using all 3 on radiators in the a custom loop and they're performing well. Mother board is control is working well also. After a month I'm very happy with my purchase

I got these to replace the top 2 stock fans on my thermaltake label 20 HT and add some colors on my tower. The controller is different than the Pure plus 12, even the connectors are different. You would think they would use the same kind of connectors but they don't so I had to use the controller that came with it instead. Since I have other plans on my rgb header on my Asus motherboard, I had to figure out where to plug these on my motherboard. Here's how I got them to work. 1. Plugged them in series (as what the instruction said) 2. Used the 3 way splitter (which came with the kit) and plugged it on my Chassis fan plug on the motherboard for the fan power 3. Connected the controller (this enables me to change modes but have to open the side of my tower to access it. You can maybe set this outside your tower for easy access. My tower can easily be opened from the side) 4. Plugged the other end to a SATA cable for the rgb power Plugging these on there CHA fan on the motherboard enables the system to increase and decrease the fan speed when needed. My biggest disappointment was not being able to integrate with my existing controller from the Pure Plus 12 which has 5 inputs due to different plug types. If it was compatible, I would've been able to control them all with the TT software. Just a little hassle but does the job and looks great nonetheless.

Great Quality. Fans are quiet and move air well. Been keeping my pc cool for a few years now. Having to run 2 wires from each fan for argb was a headache but work great when set up.

140mm fit my case perfectly. Comes with controller module (I didn’t need) and multiple wires for different mobo. I only use static color via mobo but they can probably do much more rgb with Thermaltake software

Let me start off saying these fans are really nice,, and the cabling is fantastic. They are very bright and pretty simple to connect without much issue. Most of the time you won't notice them running at all super quiet. That was the case for about two weeks until one of the fans started to make a hiss/rubbing noise. After some inspection, we were able to identify the problem. One of the fans on top of the case (exhaust) is the culprit. Not sure if the barring is failing or just a manufacturing issue, or what. I'm currently reaching out to Thermaltake to see if/what can be done about this issue. As of now, my rating is 3 of 5 stars based on my current situation. That rating will change once I hear back from Thermaltake. Thermaltake is going to warranty the fan, it is on the way as we speak. Fantastic service.

In the picture I uploaded that is my PC I just built with this component installed... The x3 140mm Fans set on the top of the case are these Thermaltake Pure 14 ARGB Fans... This kit was awesome as it allowed me to set up my new PC with multiple Fans... I have no issues even now 2 months after I built the PC and they've worked perfectly! Daisychained them with another set in there to connect to 1 of 2 ports for ARGB control via motherboard (Gigabyte Fusion RGB 2.0) I will just say read the directions carefully as to the direction of flow if you Daisychain these with others in regards to the ARGB functionality cuz at first I must've hooked them up in reverse and they didn't light up fully but reversed my connection and they work... in case u encounter the same... IMO the only negative was that the directions should've explained a lot more than they did so just take your time with them... Also these do not work with any Thermaltake RGB Software so only use these with your motherboard RGB software for best results!

I bought these fans purely for cooling purposes not RGB. However the RGB effects are a nice bonus. I tried out the different aura settings and they look bright and the effects are customizable. I am using with ASUS software via the ARGB port on my TUF Gaming Pro Wifi X570. Very affordable price for three fans and a controller if you need it. I did not use the controller so I can't comment on it. Another thing to add is that the cables are very long so you can place the fans in series from anywhere in your case.

Super easy to install. All connectors you come with it. Tons of cord length for better cable routing anf management. Lights are perfect, no dull glow. Super quiet too.

Thermaltake Pure 14 ARGB Convenient kit includes a RGB controller for those with motherboards lacking a 5v rgb header. Using three140mm fans as exhaust in a Thermaltake H200 case with profile set to quiet. They are adequate to keep the case cool while remaining quiet from light to gaming loads. Installation and cable management is easy due to all fans connecting to single 3 to 1 cables for rgb and pwm, so 3 fans only need one mother board pwm header and one rgb header (if not using included rgb controller)

Su manera de disipar el calor es muy buena y son realmente silenciosos, muy satisfecho con mi compra

Looks good and cooling is great