Case Fan Hub - 10-fold PWM Fan Distributor with SATA Power - Black

Works well. No complaints. And its a good value for the money. Comes with mounting magnets :0

I recently upgraded my PC cooling system with a computer fan hub that utilizes SATA power, allowing me to expand my fan slots to a whopping 10 in total. This device has proven to be an absolute game-changer, and I can't imagine managing my system without it. First and foremost, the convenience of this fan hub is unparalleled. With a single SATA power connection, I can now accommodate up to 10 fans effortlessly. This has drastically simplified my cable management, reducing clutter inside my PC case and improving airflow. No more struggling with multiple power connections or adapters; it's all streamlined through the SATA connection. Installation was a breeze. The hub comes with clear instructions, and mounting it securely inside my case was quick and easy. It also includes adhesive backing for additional convenience. The hub's build quality is robust, ensuring that it can handle the demands of powering multiple fans simultaneously. What truly sets this fan hub apart is its efficiency in distributing power. All my fans receive a consistent and stable power supply, ensuring optimal performance and cooling efficiency. Whether it's my CPU cooler, case fans, or even RGB fans, this hub handles them all with ease. Cable management is made significantly easier, thanks to the included Velcro straps and cable ties. It's a small detail, but it shows that the manufacturers have thought of everything to make the user experience top-notch. Another standout feature is the hub's compatibility with PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) fans. It allows for precise fan speed control, ensuring that my system remains quiet when I'm not pushing it to its limits and ramps up the cooling power when necessary. In terms of value, this fan hub is an absolute steal. It not only simplifies the setup process but also enhances the overall performance and longevity of my PC components by keeping them cool and well-ventilated. In conclusion, the computer fan hub utilizing SATA power to expand fan slots to 10 is a must-have for any PC enthusiast. Its ease of installation, efficient power distribution, and streamlined cable management make it an invaluable addition to any computer setup. If you're looking to take your PC cooling system to the next level while keeping things neat and efficient, this fan hub is the way to go. I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

Cable works well and makes it easier to manage the fan cable in my compact NAS build

Worked perfectly to control my case fans no issues since build many months ago. It is slim and fits easily in the back of my case for cable management.

If you’re basically looking for a 10-way splitter then this hub is perfect for you. It does not have the ability to provide individual fan control so you’re stuck using the same fan curve on all 10 fans which is not ideal IMO. This is not the fault of the product, but all the fan hubs I’ve used in the past had the ability for individual fan control so I was a bit let down after realizing it’s basically a 10-way splitter. Again, that’s my fault for not reading too far into the description but when I see “hub” I tend do think some level of control is included compared to a splitter.

Slim profile and works well to provide power to all of the fans that can't reach the pins on the motherboard

I purchased this for a NAS with tons of fans. The hub works perfectly, and I've had zero issues in the months since purchase.

I’ve built a few PCs over the years, but managing fan cables always felt like wrestling an octopus. Enter the ARCTIC Case Fan Hub—this little gadget turned my cable nightmare into a clean, organized dream. Why it’s awesome: First off, 10 fans on one hub?! My gaming rig has eight case fans and a CPU cooler, and this thing handles them all without breaking a sweat. Plugged it into a single PWM header on my motherboard, connected the SATA power (no worrying about overloading the board), and boom—all my fans sync up perfectly. No more guessing if one fan’s lagging or revving like a jet engine. The PWM control is clutch. My system stays whisper-quiet during light use but ramps up smoothly when I’m gaming. Before this, I had fans daisy-chained with splitters, and half of them wouldn’t respond to speed settings. Now, everything just works. Installation was stupid easy. The hub has a no-nonsense design with labeled ports, and the adhesive backing lets you stick it anywhere in your case (I slapped mine behind the motherboard tray). No clunky screws or zip ties needed. Plus, the SATA power means you’re not stealing precious molex connectors or relying on the motherboard’s limited juice. Real-world use: I’ve had this running 24/7 for a month, and it’s been flawless. Even with my mix of ARCTIC and Noctua fans, there’s zero weirdness—just consistent cooling. My temps dropped a few degrees too, probably because all the fans are finally running as intended. Small gripes? The hub itself isn’t tiny, so cramming it into a super compact case might be tricky. But in my mid-tower, it’s hidden and out of sight. Also, make sure your PSU has a spare SATA cable, but that’s hardly a dealbreaker. Verdict: If you’re tired of fan cable spaghetti or want precise control without buying a fancy motherboard, this hub is worth every penny. ARCTIC nailed it with the simplicity and reliability. My build looks cleaner, runs cooler, and I finally feel like I “adulted” my cable management. Buy it. Your sanity (and PC) will thank you.