darkFlash INF34 120MM PC Case Fan, Daisy-Chain, up to 2000RPM Cooling, 4-Pin PWM, ARGB CPU Cooling Computer Fan, 3 Pack (Forward, Black)

Amazing fans good flow of air

These fans have decent airflow and the aRGB is an interesting design that I hadn't seen before. The setup is that there is only one wire that splits off for power and RGB and controls all three fans. You connect the wire to one the fans, and then you install pegs on the side of that fan and connect the next fan to the first one. In doing so there are gold contacts on one side of the primary fan that connect to the next fan and pass the power and RGB signals onto it. Then you can connect the third fan to the second one the same way. If you have space for 360MM of fans all interlinked together this setup is great. If you had a case that required you to split one of these fans off and do 240mm and a 120mm you can't do it with this kit. You'd need another wire which is not included.The fans are quiet, and they move a reasonable amount of air. It's less than another kits I've used, but as an intake it's fine since you're looking at three fans worth of airflow. Intake is really the only use case for these fans since the RGB is only visible on the front and side of the fans.If these came with another power / RGB cable it would be more versatile, but as it is unless you have a 360MM spot in your case you can't use all of the fans. If you can use all three of the fans they aren't a bad value, but not every case has that setup. They are well build and the cord setup is unique, but it's also a problem in my opinion too.

They offer a forward or reverse but actually don’t. They have both but you can’t find the r, so if you want to pull air into your case, you have to flip over the regular version and lose the very cool rgb effect. I looked everywhere, the other version seems not to exist. If they respond to me email with a solution I will update this review.

The dark flash case I purchased (at a great price) only came with 1 rear fan. I needed 6 more fans to fill out the case for the air flow I wanted. They work great, look great and were fairly easy to gang together.So far so good.

great fans. work great, rgb looks good.

I have 4 if these in my dark flash case.Be warned, the RGB takes alot of amperage at .88 A each from your ARGB header. For most newer mobos this only allows 3 fans per header otherwise you'll over current your headers.

While the build quality of these fans is nothing out of the ordinary, where they excel is in the their ease of use and how simple they are to install due to the magnetic connections.

These fans seem to borrow/lease the direct-connect strategy used by Lian Li, with pins and fingers, and look nice enough, although you can just tell where the LEDs are located. The colors are strong. The 2 infinity side mirrors are similarly nice, although I consider the darkFlash logo on them to be a blemish (personal preference). Physically, I like the overall appearance.But appearances don't make a fan great.They stated that the airflow is about 50 CFM - my meter, which isn't properly calibrated by a factory, says double that. They also stated 2.27 mmAq of static pressure but it seems more like 1 mmAq to me. They claim 31.6 dBA, but I think it's not that noisy.I greatly appreciate that they actually gave the volts, watts and amps for the motor AND LEDs, which is a rarity in this industry where giving specs seems to be optional with many companies, so I give them points for that.I wouldn't use these fans on a radiator or a big air cooler - they lack the power, but they'd look nice as case fans and do a good job. They're not impressive, but they'll do that much, at least.