upHere 120mm LED Silent Fan for Computer Cases, CPU Coolers, and Radiators Ultra Quiet,Triple Pack Colorful Case Fan,F03

I recently purchased the upHere 120mm LED Silent Fan Triple Pack (F03) for my computer build. Here are my thoughts: Design and Colorful Lighting: The innovative design with five colors on one fan adds a vibrant touch to my PC setup. It’s a great way to make your rig stand out. The double ring colorful lighting creates a dreamlike expression, emitting soft and constant LED light. Kudos to upHere for this feature! Efficiency and Noise Level: The combination of high-efficiency heat dissipation and quiet operation is commendable. The 11 bionic shark fin fan vanes ensure effective cooling. However, there’s a slight hiccup. The rubber pieces used for installation can be a bit tricky. Installing them on both sides of each fan took more effort than expected. Compatibility and Ease of Installation: These fans are compatible with all types of chassis, suitable for water cooling, CPU radiators, and side-through versions. On the bright side, they’re easy to install, even for beginners. Honestly the installation does take two hands for installation. Noise Reduction and Longevity: - The aseismatic design with damping silicone pads minimizes motor vibration noise. - With a high-quality hydraulic bearing, these fans boast a working life of up to 20,000 hours under high-speed rotation conditions. Overall Verdict: - The upHere F03 fans offer solid cooling performance and a visually appealing design. - Despite the minor installation challenge, they’re a worthy addition to any PC setup. Pros: - Colorful lighting - Efficient cooling - Easy installation - Somewhat cheap (great value for the price) Cons: - Rubber pieces installation can be fiddly In summary, if you’re looking for a balance between aesthetics and performance, the upHere F03 fans are worth considering. Just be patient during installation! I would give this about a 4-star rating. You get what you pay for.

I was skeptical after reading the some of the reviews, but I decided to buy them and give them a shot. I bought the RGB (unicorn) version of these fans. I am pleasantly surprised with these fans. They're a lot more quiet than I thought they would be. They're not SUPER quiet, but they're a ton more quiet than the Coolermaster Sickleflow 120's I had. These are much, much better than those. In the question section, nobody clearly stated if the RBG lighting would light up if you just plug them in using either the molex 4 pin or the 3 pin connector. Well, they do. I have mine plugged up in both the 4 pin molex and small 3 pin configuration (some are even piggy-backing off of each other) and they light right up. They're very bright as you can see in my picture. I put the side fan in the picture for display purposes for this review just so people could see how bright they are even when in a cabinet like mine (Source 210), but decided to keep it there because it looks great! lol So far, they're a lot better than I originally anticipated. Now to see if they have a decent lifespan. If a lot of time has passed and you don't see an updated review here by me, then you know they're still chugging along. TLDR: These light up by just plugging in. You don't need a hub. They are not super quiet, but a lot more quiet than I anticipated. They move air as they should, but not at neck-breaking speeds ... but still good (around 1200). They are quite bright. I am very happy with these fans. Definitely worth the money! Glad I went with the RGB (Unicorn) version of these fans! I will be buying a few more sets for my son's computer today!

UPDATED REVIEW: After 10 months, 2 of my fans have become a problem. They're very noisy - the fan/fan motor sounds like its vibrating too much and has knocked something loose. They're no longer quiet. I flick them with my finger in the center and it quiets them down eventually but the sound comes back. I've unplugged one of the fans now and may have to unplug a second one. If it were just one I'd easily chalk that up to bad luck as one is still going strong, but not 2. Now I'm down to my two OEM fans and two RGB fans from upHere with one probably about to be disconnected. They're a great buy and I haven't moved my PC case much at all in the last 10 months so I'm surprised that two of the three are falling apart. I love the design but the durability needs improvement. You get what you pay for I guess. It was only $15 and they look good but I'm not certain I'll buy from upHere again when I got to replace my defective fan blades. I have a Stealth mid-ATX case from Rosewill and it came with 4 fans but left one slot open on top - an area I would have rather had an extra fan to vent heat where it gathers the most within a case. But that's all a non-issue now because I just installed all three of the fans that come in this pack. I love the RBG blended lighting. These are very easy to install with the simple 4-prong power connector and you can daisy chain the connectors so just find a nice place to tuck the cables and you shouldn't have to take more than 5 minutes total to take apart your case, install these fans, and button everything back up. No extra tweaking necessary within MOBO Bios or any software to download. The fans offer more air displacement than my stock fans too and I'm seriously considering buying another pack of these later this year to go all RGB instead of the stock red LED glow lighting that comes with the fans. Bear in mind that they're not subtle lights and in a darker room will be very noticeable but unless you leave your case in an open spot in your room where it could light up the room you won't be bothered by it (even then, it's not REALLY bright it's just now your low-level glow lighting which you may be more accustomed to). My ONLY complaint with these fans are the screws, which I felt were just barely capable of mounting these fans. For the manufacturer/seller: package screws with wider heads on them so that when the head has to pinch the fan mount bracket against the case it's not at risk to perhaps break through the mount holes on the fans themselves. They do work but I mean we're looking at screw heads that just barely create a snug fit. If you were to really tighten them up I wouldn't be surprised if the plastic snapped or the screw just popped through so just don't over-do it. But still, great fan purchase and $19.99 is a fair price to pay for a 3-pack. If you're wanting something that's both stylish and offers good ventilation then I can definitely recommend this fan pack.

I build a computer for my daughter and she wants RGB led fans, I ordered these 3 which fit perfectly in the case. The fans are very well made, they came with rubber washers on both sides of the screw holes which is nice. They also have both 4 pin and 3 pin connectors for power. The amazing thing is all three works right out of the box, extremely quiet and the color is beautiful. My daughter was wowing when we turned on the computer together. The top 2 for exhaust, so I mounted them with the air flowing out which indicated with the air flow arrow on the side of the fans which is quite intuitive. My son wants a set too... love the ordering on Saturday and got them on Sunday.

The fans are inexpensive and have LEDs on both sides. They are, also, very quiet. What they aren't is ARGB compatible. They LEDs come on without having to be plugged in and they're static. Meaning the lights individually have only one color and NEVER change; they're not RGB LEDs. In my case, I placed two of them in out-of-the-way locations. I'm only giving a lower score because UpHere doesn't come out say this UpFront! Also, with the fan header, I'd have preferred a SATA plug instead of a Molex plug.

I would not call these "cheap," but they are economical for the price. They're as good as more expensive ones; and noise? Not really any noise... just the sound of moving air. Yes. the LEDs are fixed, but there are other models where you can change them. The mistake I made was with 3-pin when all I have left were 4-pin; however, the cables include direct power plugs (providing you have the reciprocating plugs from the power supply.) The RPMs are fine, I've noticed no increase in power/CPU usage or rise in heat... if anything there's been a little improvement since the top fans now are discharging heat out. As for the rubber pieces, I didn't use them--- I found no need. Recommended!

These fans are good looking and work well inside a case. The lighting is very bright, and it does move a decent amount of air. These are not good fans though for AIO coolers/radiators. They don't have enough static pressure to really do that well. Technically you could use them, but other fans with better static pressure should be used in those scenarios. For case fans, these are great. As others have stated if you adjust the RPM on the fan, the light brightness dims. I leave them at full RPM and barely hear them. The price is great, and the support the company gives is even better. I had an issue with a fan not working correctly and the company worked with me quickly and got me the working fan. Great support, good looking fans at a great price point, I would recommend.

Tl;dr Save yourself the trouble, spend a bit more money to buy yourself a set of quality fans. I bought these fans back in May 2020. At the time of this review, it's October 2020. My main problem is the supposed 53 CFM that these fans are 'capable' of. Comparing the case fans that came with my Phanteks Eclipse P400 which lists a max CFM of 50 (heres the model number if you wanna see what is being compared: PH-F120SK) these are no where near the same performance. Putting my hand in front of the fans at the same time going through the same sized mesh, it feels that the upHere fans have at max 25-35 CFM, now add the proper air filters that came with the case, and it feels like a whisper. The other issue I have with these fans is that the LEDs. After 5 months of use, they have began to dim quite severely. The camera does it a bit of justice, because they're darker than what my camera captured. I've posted a before and after picture of when the fans were brand new and the second image was taken at the time of writing this review, I'm certain you will be able to distinguish which is which. Purple, white and blue are the main LEDs that are going out. Overall decent fans for $18, can't expect much else out of them. But do yourself a solid and buy a $30-40 set of fans from a reputable company, it'll save you from the possible issues you could encounter. I will update this review with another picture if the LEDs degrade anymore than they already have.

They all work fine good build quality good packaging includes rubber vibration dampeners that's a plus seriously impressed looks nice too

The fan runs great, much quieter than my old one and the LEDs are pretty. Sure they don't alternate between colours or anything but they are still fun and quite vibrant on their own. I was happy they came as a set of three for a fair price as my wife could also use a new fan as hers are about to bite the dust as well.

Achat pour mon fils. Donc l'article est installé et rempli la fonction pour laquelle il a été acheté. Très correct!

theyre a tad loud when hooked up to molex however in order to have the max brightness its necessary, but they work good and move alot of air, and the price is right especially on sale.

When I initially installed these I thought they were great. Super quiet and at a great price. But when my computer goes under load and they ramp up they really get a lot louder. The RGB is not programmable but still looks nice. If you don't do high intensity things on your computer or don't care about fan noise then these are a great option.