Lian Li UNI Fan AL 120 Triple Black -1900rpm- Case Fan/Cabinet Fan with Controller

Just go with it ... lian li never disappoints you

Look Good , black sticker on white fan is big lolo ,Controller not as expected

These are among the best RGB fans ever. The daisychaining is awesome, of course, as it reduces the number of cables in the case. But the RGB also looks stylish (though the white versions of the fan do ruin the look a bit in my opinion), and you also get great airflow. These are rated for 70 cfm, while anything from Corsair with RGB is usually somewhere in the 50s.Get these if you want RGB fans without too much RGB (the fan blades don't light up on this one), good airflow, and the ability to join multiple fans together and use a single cable (two cables, rather, one for RGB and one for power). Oh, and did I say these are quite silent as well even at full speed? Well, they are.

I made the whole PC with only lian li product.It came out to be the awesome.Have everything I wanted.Using with b550 MSI mortar wifi motherboard, sync of ARGB and fan control are supported fully by motherboard.Fans have enough air flow even through air filters

It is as advertized, good quality RGB lighting 140mm. Great for PC building

These ST120 are very good fans...either these or the Arctic ones are really good fans.Quite enough unless its cranked up to 100%It was my first time installing additional fans and the manual is not very detailed for someone inexperienced. Good thing is these are really popular product and brand and you will find number of videos on youtube about installation. Really happy with these.

•Wrong colour delivered.•Only turn off is the off centre placement of sticker on the fan. It makes it look wobbly.

The fans of good build quality and are value for money when considering it comes with the RGB controllers. I used the fans in a black and white build with white color on the fans. However, they display a slight pinkish hue at near the motor.

The fans look at feel top dollar! I was more than pleased with these. Clipping the fans together couldn't have been easier. It's worth noting, when you click the cables onto the fans it can only go on one end of the fan array. But of course you can always fit the fans the other way up ;-).What I didn't quite realise was that the controller is almost definitely required, but once wired up is pretty cool! I bought them in haste as I saw they could clip together, without realising they were Argb... I didn't have any ARGB connections. Luckily, you can use the USB 2.0 connections on your MOBO so I was a happy man!!I bought the set of three, but I actually fitted one at the rear of the case and 2 at the front. The only slight issue I had was finding somewhere for the controller which both front AND back could reach. Due to the thickness of the controller I couldn't mount it on the 2.5" bay... which meant hiding it behind the PSU. Getting my rear fan to it was a little tricky but I got there!The finished product is awesome! They look awesome and they run quietly as long as you dont accidentally click 100% fan speed.The only downside I can find, is that the L connect software messed with my fans more than I would like. Considering the controller is connected via a fan header i was hoping the MOBO would continue to control them. This seems to be the case for most of the settings, but a few light options seemed to meddle with the fan speed and I didn't quite understand why.All in all, I'm very happy with the money spent. ~£75 for 3 RGB fans, which uses only 1 fan header and 1 USB header (FYI it needs a SATA cable too for power)

I was building a gaming PC for a client (family member); I had fitted the build with 10 Corsair iCUE LL120 RGB fans, and apart from the associated mass of header and ARGB cables on the Corsair fans, I was a little dissapointed with the appearance of the rear of the fans.Six of the Corsair fans were being used to intake air into the case, and I thought they spoilt the apperance of the build.I had seen a similar gaming PC on youtube, where the owner was using Lian-Li UNI AL120 RGB Fans and the apperance was so much better than the Corsair iCUE LL120.I decided to purchase 3 Lian-Li UNI AL120 RGB Fans and see how they looked in the build; they transformed the apperance, and I decided to replace all the Corsair fans apart from Corsair Dominator Platinum Airflow RGB LED Memory Fan used to cool the DDR4.Getting rid of all the ugly cables associated with Corsair fans gave a much cleaner build.The Lian Li software is brilliant; the software provides FULL fan speed and RGB control on all Lian Li and Corsair Dominator fans.Win Win situation, Cleaner build, less cables, and one software app which provides full control.

Been watching these fans for a while, waiting for a price drop which I managed to get. I bought two packs of three. Although these fans are primarily aimed at radiator cooling, they are still great case fans and very quiet. They are high pressure so don't need to run very fast to be effective.I've knocked one star off for installation as I wanted the front fans between the case and front panel but they are slightly larger than other 120mm fans and are too big to fit, so I have to have them inside the case. That's a shame because I can see the case fan mounts in front of them which detracts from the appearance. But then I do have an MATX case, I imagine they would fit better in a full sized ATX chassis.One other minor annoyance is to do with colour control. They work with the supplied controller which I've managed to fit outside the chassis for ease of access, and they also work with motherboard software (RGB Fusion in my case). But the effects are different between software and hardware control. So some of the colour schemes I like I can't get unless I unplug the control and attach the fans to the motherboard ARGB header - but then there's other colours schemes I like that only work via the controller.I don't understand why this would be the case - the fans are clearly able to do a wide variety of colour schemes but just not all of them through one control method.I might try different software to see if it's better - I have tried Signal RGB but it doesn't recognise these fans.Other than that, I really like them. Since they are primarily for cooling they work very well indeed.

The first thing that surprised me was how fast and yet silent these fans are; at 800 RPM they are quieter than BeQuiet PureWings 2 were at far lower RPM.The lighting controls are quite nice (albeit not nearly as deep as what Corsair are making), easy to understand and the software seems to be lightweight, although I cannot really comment on that as I haven't tested it on a lower end system.The fans do not run proprietary connections so it can all be motherboard controlled on a per-fan basis or from the fan hub.The fan hub can be set up in such a way that it can run itself or it can pass through motherboards instructions to all of the connected fans. In "MotherBoard Software Sync" mode the hub will tell all the fans to do whatever a specific fan port on the motherboard is set to do (for this to work, the fan hub has to be connected to an ARGB and a fan port on the motherboard).Overall albeit costly - the fans are fantastic and feel modern and are well made.They do fit over a watercooler (Mine's a BeQuiet Pureloop 280) and it appears they have sufficient static pressure to cool the radiator. My idle temperatures dropped from averaging 45 to 38.The fans can be clicked together to form a daisy-chain without any additional cables.This review is an absolute endorsement.P.S. Be aware that fans don't have cables attached to them; you clip a connector (with the cables) onto the top of a fans frame; thus you have to keep in mind that your fan will need a little bit of clearance on one side.

I was able to take each bank of three fans, slide them together, and use one set of wires to the controller. This system makes for a neat installation. They are very quiet. I have yet to begin accessing the controller to customize the RGB scheme, saving some fun for later.The RGB features are for aesthetics, and they look neat. The only issue is that the appearance of the fans shows up and lights up the rather ugly standard power cables. I’m in no hurry but may swap those out one day.