AsiaHorse FS-9002 Pro 120mm RGB Case Fan, 26 LED ARGB and Double LED Lingting Loops, 800-1800rpm Pwm Case Fan with 5V PWM Motherboard Sync/Analog Controller (5 Pack, Black)

This is my 3rd set of Asiahorse 120mm fans. So that's a total of about 20 individual fans I've owned from them. Out of that 20 fans over the course of about 7-8 years, only 3 have either started getting noisy and I swapped them out, or the LEDs went haywire and were also replaced. Compared to about 10 Corsair I've also owned, thats a far less percentage of failure. Half of my Corsair fans have gotten noisy and usually within the first year. Just goes to show that spending more doesn't always mean better quality. These Asiahorse ones are on the low end of static pressure so you'll need to run them on a higher rpm for watercooling. Even so, I would not recommend these for radiator use unless you can fit a push/pull config. I have a full custom waterloop and have used just 3 on a 360mm radiator with below average results. I've also done 6 fans in a push/pull config and then you can get away with it. Temps just run a little warmer than ideal with only 3. Sure, there are better options but the cost goes up for high static pressure fans. And even less options if you want high a static pressure with aRGB and sync. These do have full rgb sync with your motherboard and PWM control. You basically get all the features of much more expensive fans and in my experience owning many of them, they seem to last just as long if not longer than much more expensive fans. This latest model compared to my last set feel much beefier. They don't feel cheap at all. I highly recommend these before you just dump money in to name-brand fans. Asiahorse has clearly put effort into increasing the quality of their fans over the years.So for more common systems without custom water cooling, these fans are a great option. I'm not going to knock off stars because my use case is pretty uncommon and it was more of an experiment to see if they would push enough air through my radiator cooling both the CPU and GPU. Yes and no.. My current build doesn't have room for a push/pull setup. These are still great though and I'll just keep them around for another rig later. Definitely recommend these.

These fans are stunning and they are super quiet and smooth. There is no shuttering noises or any for that matter when the power is turned on. The installation was very simple and easy and the included remote even works great (even with my skepticism). The only thing that I would have liked was to be able select specific color combinations with some of the modes. Each mode runs through programed colors and the only adjustment that can be made is the speed and brightness. A reverse blade option would be really nice for meeting the needs of any case set up. It would be nice to not have the backs of the fans facing out. Over all I am very pleased with these fans, especially for the price and they look awesome!

I purchased the AsiaHorse FS-9002 Pro 120MM RGB case fan 5-pack. I was initially very satisfied with the fans. They were easy to install during my build and worked great. The colors are vibrant and bright. However, I quickly learned that the fan controller would not remain in "PWM" mode after my computer entered and exited sleep mode. No matter what I did, even after getting tips from customer support, they would not stay in PWM mode after sleep/wake cycle. However, customer support (only available via email) said they would send me a replacement controller. What showed up was an entire new package with fans and everything. So I replaced the controller, and now it works as expected and it stays in PWM mode even when computer sleeps/wakes. This is great service. And now I have 5 extra fans in case some go bad over time. It's been 2 months now, and everything is still working great. I can't speak about color sync with motherboard as I only tested it with MSI Mystic Light, it worked, but I went back to using the remote control for color selections (it's just easier).Note: The remote control that came in the two packages I received are of the type "B", which has a dedicated PWM button. The remote works well, but it is confusing because all the tips and info I found online for these fans referenced the type "A" remote control with a white circle button, which type "B" remote doesn't have.Overall, very satisfied.EDIT (12/13/23): The new controller's PWM mode only worked for about 3 weeks, and then it stopped. Now I have to manually put it into PWM mode every time computer wakes from sleep, just like before. So I would take a star off for that. Now I am a little reluctant to recommend these fans. They work well otherwise, but I think they are now just mediocre value, instead of a great value.

The media could not be loaded. Yes it works with Asus Aura sync. Check my video. I see a lot of reviews that says it doesnt work. Well if you read the instructions that came with it, all you need to do is to double click the power button on the remote that came with it.I have Asus Tuf X570 Plus, Ryzen 5 3600, T Force DDR4 3200, RX590 and ID Cooling AIO.Pro: Cheap - The money I save will go towards upgrading GPU when Big Navi comes out.Quiet - PWM works too, again read the instructions.Bright - LEDs are super brightCons - Nothing yet, well the board controller looks flimsy and it get hot. Hopefully it will last long and so the fans. It doesnt come with a 3 pin ARGB splitter. Good thing my AIO came with one.Conclusion - Buy it. Why pay more? Well I guess the Corsair ones do pushes more air, reliable, well known, but expensive. For me I just want the ARGB, the fans pushes air enough that it keeps my CPU cool, with my cooling setup, and it just works and looks really nice. Save your money towards a better CPU or GPU, get these and call it a day.