AC Infinity MULTIFAN S2, Quiet 120mm USB Blower Fan with Speed Control, UL-Certified for Receiver DVR Xbox Modem AV Cabinet Cooling

Great product. It provides exactly the type of exhaust I needed. Needed a way to redirect hot air from my PC out from under my desk. Only wish I found this a year ago when I was initially looking.Paired this with a temperature sensor and I no longer have to manually turn on a fan and can get rid of the large bulky fan from under my desk.Will probably end up getting another fan for my PS5.

I'm using this in my entertainment cabinet, works great. best for cooling my old PS4.

I honestly thought Claims for how silent it was to be BS because most centrifugal fans are extremely noisy with low to moderate CRM, and the trade-off being high static pressure. But this thing has very low noise very high CFM and still has high static pressure. Very impressed and going to buy a few more for some projects.

It is really quiet, and good price. I strongly recommend it.

I have purchased 4 of these now. I built little stands that hold them against my PS4 for cooling. I use one on my modem and on my router which are both in my bedroom. Even in high, the sound is a minimal white noise that is almost soothing. And keeps the devices running cool. Long time brand purchaser.

My PS5 gets hot and even after added fans to it, the heat had no where to go. I added this fan to small opening and it helps exhaust the air. It's very quiet even on high speed. The only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars in the manufacture needs to do a better job picturing the product. I had a hard time visualizing how the USB cable was going to work. It has a passthough so you can connect other fans and where the speed controller was. You can see in my picture the distances of these so hope that helps.

This thing is deceptively quiet for how much air it's moving. I run it at max speed and still never notice it. I have to put my hand over the exhaust to see if it's on. I use it in my server to cool my HBAs. It fits in the space right above all my add in cards and is able to pull all that hot air out. Prior to this I was always having issues with these cards overheating. They're made to be in a server rack with AC intake and 200 CFM fans, so natually when you try and use them with Noctual fans in a bedroom, it's an issue.... Thankfully this fan and some creative foam work was able to fix all that. I wish I was able to get a PWM version of this but didn't find one at the time. I will still probably get more because this was the best of all the blower style fans I tried.

I haven't made a little enclosure yet (which I need to do since it'll be against a wall), but right now it's just laying, vertically, against the coils of my water cooler, blowing up from the bottom, with the intake side facing the coils.I bought this to hopefully reduce the load and strain on the water cooler I purchased and maybe have it run less. Wow, did it help, and I haven't even made a dedicated enclosure yet! Instead of running 2 hours or so whenever it runs, it's maybe 45 minutes, and takes longer breaks between running, I guess because it hits a lower temperature more easily and the compressor isn't super hot nearby since more heat is pulled from the coils, even after it stops running.Just a little experiment for fun and also to know my water cooler will last longer without breaking down, and it worked out so well that I'll do the same for the ~5cubic foot fridge to increase its efficiency too.I'll post more pictures once I make my little enclosure (out of posterboard) so that I can push the cooler flat against the wall.