Corsair LL Series LL120 RGB 120mm Dual Light Loop RGB LED PWM Fan 3 Fan Pack with Lighting Node Pro (CO-9050072-WW), Black, Compatible with Desktop

Producto excelente no he tenido inconvenientes, hay que ser atento en la instalación y organizar bien los cables, afortunadamente los Case de Corsair te permiten ordenar los cables que se conectan al Lighting Node Core, la luz es potente sin ser muy deslumbrante como para distraer tu atención de la pantalla, algunos juegos se conectan con el RGB de los ventiladores y te dan un experiencia más inmersiva, los ventiladores mantiene una buena ventilación de la PC y no hacen ruido (a menos que tu aumentes sus revoluciones por segundo), es compatible con ICUE obviamente, y también compatible con Wallpaper Engine de Steam de tal forma que los colores del Wallpaper coinciden con el color de RGB los ventiladores, para una excelente compra.

Very good Air flow with the extra RPMs that the Black ones did not have.

The media could not be loaded. ARBG lighting integrated exceptionally into ICUE but was totally crap with ASRock Polychrome but that's no surprise for the su k as s poly-chrome program (No fault to this product.. its great). Which is a shame because I love ASRock products, usually recommend and I'm embarrassed for them as far as Argb and even rgb is concerned. Much like when Ford electrified and crucified the mustang and Dodge castrated the challengers, when you sit back and squint in disbelief.. I sit back and say Great product does what it's suppose to but! .. I drift.. good product truly wish they all were this good. The fans could be a tad more peppy from get go though, felt a bit breezy but reasonable..

Like an idiot I bought the Thermaltake fans first, thinking that I would save a few dollars. They are pretty fans... I have kicked myself for a year and a half trying to make those fans work. Every day they were glitchy. I would have to unplug and plug them back in. The cables and boxes were so bulky I literally could not close my computer case and had it open for a year and a half.FINALLY I bought the Corsair fans....It is like night and day. Unbelievable.I really didn't need the instructions that much. The cables were pretty much plug everything into what needed to be plugged in. (Yeah I got the Commander as well.) The boxes and cables were SLIM! Everything fit into my computer case easily and for the first time my case closed. I was ... stunned. There was room for everything in there.The fans are quiet.I literally cannot hear them. Of course I am not playing a game at the moment, but they are not audible.ICUE works. Easily. The software for Corsair is so good compared to Thermaltake it would be unfair to compare them. Adding presets was not too difficult once I got Icue 4 loaded in there.The lighting is on when the computer is on. BEFORE Icue is loaded. (NOT the case with Thermaltake... that software had to load first before your lighting mode kicked in, and you had to look at the rainbow nasty first.)So ... yeah.I should have just bought Corsair first and saved myself a year and a half of kicking myself for not getting it. It is a much better product. The software is better. The hardware is better. The engineering is way better. Right now I am just sitting in the beautiful RGB glow of my computer.Do it right the first time.

Corsair’s LL120 RGB fans are straight-up some of the best out there. Crazy vibrant lighting, solid airflow, and surprisingly quiet. If you want your setup to look clean and stay cool, these are a no-brainer.

Over the years I've built many computers and lighting in the last 15 years has gotten much better! More complicated in the software aspect but good results if you're willing to invest the time.These are immediately eye catching if even if you're trying to avoid looking at them LOL. They're bright, vibrant do a great job of aesthetically blending the colors but still making them stand out. In regards to the color and the ability to manage it, very impressive but again time consuming.I just wish that Corsair would do a better job of letting people know which controller you need to do what. Lights alone for case interior are one controller, for the fans a different controller, then you have the XT Master controller I believe for both and now there is even a newer master control? WTH Corsair? Some fans are 3 pin and some fans are 4 pin PWM VS RGB or a combination of both ugh. You're going to have to spend some time researching this if you plan to use any.These fans are incredibly quiet though. If your case is closed you can't even hear them, I give them that! If you max them out you may hear the typical spin up and whining but that's in any fan but these are still much quieter even then.Would I recommend them? If you want your build to stand out, definitely yes. But be aware you are going to spend some time figuring out the controller situation and time doing cable management as well as figuring out the software.In the end you'll get there but point A to point C also involves going through point B. That IS the nicest way for me to explain it.

I finally got these three fans after being on my wish list for a couple of years. Originally over $120, I got them for $41 on Black Friday. All my case fans now match the two fans that came with the Corsair CPU cooler. They are very bright and the RGB is fun. The newer fans from Corsair are more modular but the 3pak came with a RGB controller too. Corsair makes some really nice PC accessories and these fans are no exception.