PF120WT3-3

replaced a 230mm x 30 700 rpm top case fan. This case is set up for this type of fan or 3 120mm case fans. I only used 2 fans which provided little more air flow and keeps the case cool. I like the 2 plug option so I can choose with what I have available. These have the same 19 dBA rating as my original fan. They are really quiet. I can not hear them over my other existing fans. All the screws were provided, although they are not great, but they did fastened the fans and are holding well.

The DIYPC case I purchased has a neat little RGB strip up front and a white reflective mesh to make the whole front end have color. So I figured, it's mesh, it can flow air, why not stick three 120mm fans down the front of it? Enter the upHere 3-pack of 120mm fans. I could've bought Rosewill or Cooler Master or any other number of brands, but they cost more money and don't do anything these can't do. These fans move air into my case, don't make noise, don't rattle, and have all black wiring, screws, and connectors. They look good (because you can't see them, but if you COULD they would look fine). They were no more difficult to install than any other case fan with 4 headless screws. The package included 24 little foam rubber pads to go on the corners. I only needed twelve of these for installation but if I need them for the other side later on down the road, I have extras. I will be purchasing another 3-pack of these soon, because I also put two 120mm fans on the top of my case for exhaust, and they were older Cooler Masters I've had sitting in storage since...uh...2010? So they have ketchup and mustard wiring, silver screws, shiny chrome stickers, and look hideous. I mean they work, and they are on top where I can't see them, but I KNOW they are THERE! Picture shows my computer with no front on it so show the fans spinning silently. If you put your ear to your screen, you can hear how loud they aren't.

These fans are great for those on a budget. They are quiet and the LED is bright. However, in the description, the cable type was not mentioned and so it it’s a 3 pin fan cable with a molex connector for the LED lighting, it is also very short so make sure that you have a molex extension in case your molex from the psu isn’t long enough to reach the motherboard. Overall they are good fans and would buy again.

Well, if you're here, you don't have the money for "Noctua" or any of the other over-priced fans that look like they are meant to be in a Gay Parade instead of being functional. Are they the best fans in the world? At $15 for three of them, no, surely you jest. Do They Work? Absolutely. Ive gotten about 9-12 months out of them before the "rattle" syndrome rears its ugly head. To be completely honest, I am a Smoker that cleans my rig (i5 11th Gen, 32Gb, RTX3070) about every 6 months, so.. I keep them clean, and they last about 9-12 months. No complaints for $15 for three at all. Welcome to affording Cheap China. I get it. Im on my 3rd set in about 3-3.5 years or so.. Still, can't complain. $45 for 3+ years compared to the ridiculous prices of some more popular brands... F-it.. Do they push a LOT of air? No... but if your rig is set up right, they Don't need to "Push Air" they just need to keep air moving.. and that they do, nicely, and quietly... for about 9-12 months... then its another $15 for 3 of em.. :)

The fans are quiet enough and they blow enough air around to keep my PC cool. The white LEDS are nice looking and quite bright. The brightness of the LEDS is controlled by the voltage of course and they are fully bright at around when the fan speed is at 1000rpm but at this rpm the fans aren't that loud so may as well just run them at this rpm all the time so that the PC is always kept cool. Good fans, worth the buy.

Super easy install as i've had these before in a different color, just got a little banged up over the multiple trips my computer took to and from school (3 hours) in a slammed car on super rough riding coilovers. Wanted to change up the lighting on my computer and these things are BRIGHT! No issues with functionality and they're a great deal for the price!

For $13, I'm pretty pleased overall, but these are not high quality fans. The build quality is pretty bad. The pins are mangled and need to be bent with pliers to fit into the receptacles. Some of the mounting tabs have broken off. The plastic is brittle enough that you can probably only get one or two installations from them, best case. The rubber sound deadening does not come pre-installed. They do not move much air. Together the three of them move less than the single fan that was included in with my cheap case - Im guessing maybe 25-35cfm for all the fans combined, maybe 10cfm each. On the plus side, they are super quiet. Even the three of them together are dramatically quieter than my cheap stock fan.

Been using Uphere fans for about 10 years(about 15 total fans purchased) and they've yet to fail on me. They look good, have decent airflow and they're cheap. I always have them running at full speed and they're relatively quiet too. Two pics attached - friends H7 build that we put all Uphere fans in and my H9 build with 7 Uphere fans. Does what I need them to do.

Looks excellent inside the case rhe lights are really cool and bright

They work great

Me gustó el hecho que sean silenciosos, aún llendo al 100%, pero el flujo de aire es poco, sobre todo si la temperatura ambiental es cercana a los 30c

Very pleased thus far, they've been installed and running aprox 24 hrs since being delivered. LED is rpm/voltage dependent, so when running silent no LED. I would recommend using a 3rd party utility to control the fan speeds, depending on your motherboard pin headers (3 or 4 pin). Otherwise, using the molex would likely be full rpm. Even at full speed, quite quiet, depending on your environment.

The items is working perfectly but wrong item was delivered. I purchased the Blue LED ones and paid for accordingly, however I recieved the simple non LED ones and only realized it after installing them. How? Simple, thought it was a darker plastic and once the pc was turned on, they would have shone blue. Now I'd need to disconect them, stay without a pc until the right ones arrive and swap them. A hadeache I'm not willing to go through. They work perfectly, as in they cool the system well, but overall a dissapointimg experience.