Thermalright TL-S12W X3 CPU Fan 120mm Case Cooler Fan Comes with ARGB Lighting Effect,PC PWM Silent Computer Fan with 1500RPM Speed, CPU Cooling Fan White（3-Pack）

These look great! The halo lights up the front and back of the fan, excellent RGB spectrum. Excellent air flow. Very quiet. Well worth the low cost.

I had to give these 5 stars, almost entirely because of the price. I like the thin 'halo' appearance of the RGB on these fans, so as inexpensive as they are I decided to give them a go. These turned out to be good quality fans, much quieter than the Light Wings they replaced. They top out at 1500 RPM so they won't move as much air as some other fans, and at full speed they are slightly louder than the Arctic fans they replaced... but these look great to me and provide plenty of performance for my 7700X / 7900 XT system. They are 'value' priced fans so the wires are pretty basic, but plenty long and they have provision for daisy chain connections on both cables.

I purchased this 3pk for an Unraid system I built. These fans are perfect. They are quiet and have lowered the temps in my system by 15 degrees celsius. They also have addressable LEDs that are very bright and cool looking. I'd purchase these means again in a heartbeat. One more thing I really like is the fact that you have everything you need in-box to daisy-chain these fans in your system. That's a huge plus for me! What I like: - Low priced - quiet - bright LEDs - push lots of air - fans can be daisy-chained easily What I dislike: - absolutely nothing

I am shocked how well built these fans are, quiet and look amazing for only $14 for a 3 pack. The fans move a good amount of air, the colors are smooth and work well with Asus Aura so I assume other software work fine as well. I really just wanted thin LED ring fans that move a good amount of air and these exceeded my expectations. I've had them for 2 months now and have to say I have no complaints.

Ive bought 16 of these fans. For 2 separate computers. They look great, very minimal. Sound fine. And you cant beat the price. Dont know about durability its only been a year. I wanted fans that were just a ring of rgb and these were perfect. Lotta wires but thats kind of expected

There aren't a lot of options for quiet rgb fans out there. After being disappointed in the color reproduction of the BeQuiet rgb fans, I decided to take a flier on these given the tasteful rgb halo, reputation of Thermalright and price for a 3 pack. The good: rgb didn't disappoint - just enough without being gaudy and each fan has passthrough connectors for the fan and rgb so all you need is a single fan and rgb header on your mobo for the set. The ok is the sound profile of these fans - not silent (for reference, I use noctua fans) but at sub-1000rpm these are quiet with a relatively pleasant "hum". The bad: quality control - 1 of the 3 fans was clicking. To be fair, outside of the poor QA, these are a very good buy for the price

You get a lot of ring fan for the money, and it shows honestly. The ring is fairly bright and the colors look good. I would say white is a very tad bit warm, not icy. In person, the fans have this glossy plastic finish that looks cheap because it is cheap but the fan itself feels solid. Yes, they do included fan screws. For right now, the fans motors are quiet but I don't know how long there gonna be like that. For me, I only use these fans as case fans. There not great radiator/heatsink fans due to the lack of pressure. You probably could get away using these fans on a 360mm aio (Even better if its a push/pull since these fans are so cheap). If you play your CFM cards right, these fans will cool your PC well. If I really had to nit pick on problems, is that some of my fans rings have some plastic bits left in from the factory. Its a case of "Once you see it, you'll always see it." Considering the price, its a small issue. Another issue I have is the lack of a 0% PWM option. Ring fans have the benefit of not looking funny when the fan stops moving unlike normal full-blade RGB fans, and I think Thermalright should've offered that. If I really had to nit pick even harder, they don't offer an AMP rating for the RGB section. Why 5 stars considering what I experienced? The ring fan market is small and there isn't much options. 3 good rings fans for a very good price in a small market, what a treat. The price outweighs the bad but a long margin.

About a year and a half ago I got back into PC gaming and built my first PC. Many many years ago I had a couple of prebuilts that my father had purchased. Building took a bit of research as I had been out of PC gaming for so long. Once I got my core components figured out, I went to case/fan selection. At first I didn't really care too much and I realized that this would make me annoyed in the long run. I quickly learned that I wanted aRGB (but tasteful) and PWM to control the fan speed. I have tried a few different sets of fans and I landed on Thermalright. My first set has very over the top RGB and decent cooling with good sound reduction. The RGB ended up being a bit too much because the entire fan blades are lit up. I have since upgraded my main PC and recently built a backup/spare parts PC to use as my video streamer for my TV and as a PC my friends can use to play along when they visit. I love the performance. They only go up to 1500rpm but my components aren't top of the line so they work very well. I also love the touch of RGB that is visible in the delicate thin lined rings. They look awesome. I am going to be switching the fans in my main rig next pay day and will use the spare one to complete the look of the living room PC. Please Thermalright if you see this, also make these available in single fan packs as well!